Delta Sky Club

This is an older Sky Club and if you are not paying attention, you wouldn’t even know it’s there.
Upon exiting security, right across from the benches, there is an elevator, or you can take the stairs, up a level to the club. Hands down, this club has one of the best downtown vie s, pending no fog. You can sit back and relax and gaze upon the Capital Building.
Power outlets are some what limited throughout. Thought they do have a long high top table with single outlets at each seats.
The seating areas are somewhat sectioned, but generously spacious. You are limited to primarily a single chair option like most clubs.
They do have a full bar with a bartender, so depending on your taste/​budget you can have the free options or pay for the good stuff.
As of Dec 2015, they still don’t have the Starbucks coffee machine.

When at concourse b at DCA, you finally have some good food options, such as a legit Cava Mezze Grill, but if solace and solitude are your main needs, the Sky Club above the concourse beckons.
As far as Delta clubs go, this one is compact yet efficient. It’s not labyrinthine and does lack some amenities, but the front desk agents are nice, the bathrooms are clean and stocked with Malin+Goetz products, and there are ample seating and workspace options. Internet connection is reliable but power outlets are tricky to come by.
Don’t come here for extensive food and booze options; there’s just one small food service area with the requisite watery oatmeal and cardboard package hummus options, e.g. Rather than a free bar or honor bar, there’s a traditional walk-​up bar. Coffee is served via pots (supposedly brewed Starbucks) instead of the fresh-​ground bean machines like at other clubs.
Overall pleasant and average — could use some food/​beverage upgrades, but quiet and removed from airport uproar.

Wow, incredibly rude staff! I’ve been a sky club member for 4 years now, platinum elite. A couple months back, delta implemented a policy that you no longer need your credit card for entry – all that is needed is the boarding pass. For some reason, this time my boarding pass did not link to my sky club membership therefore they rejected entry. I showed them my apple pay, my credit card statement, all logical proof that I do indeed have a Delta Reserve Credit Card. Policies before common sense!

This place could use a spruce-​up. The attention to details is somewhat lacking. Toilets need attending, the doors to employee areas are beat up, the carpet is worn. Food was ok. Main food choices for evening snacks were: chicken salad, romaine lettuce, and two different types of soup.
It is quiet with plenty of comfortable seats. I am thankful that I am able to be up here to wait for my flight.

Amazing. With free wifi, a large quiet room and delicious food this is one of the best places you can go to get food!

This is not the best Sky Club you will find yourself in. It is a fair representation of the airport where it is located — just like DCA, it is old and small.
I was there in the early morning and it was not very crowded. The staff were friendly. The snack options were fairly average.

Love the DC Delta Sky Club because of how great the staff is. Also, the layout is great for finding a private corner to get work done, and it’s no more than a 1 minute walk to any gate. Definitely one of the better Sky Clubs.

It’s a nice relaxed place to get some work done and get a drink at an airport that isn’t an $ 11 domestic beer (drinks are free!)

It’s very spacious and they provide the necessities. Just thought the staff could be a bit more welcoming. Not sure if it’s because I’m not in a suit that I kinda got the judgmental look from the lady checking me in, but oh well. I guess it gets the job done, but it’s not AK Board room. They have office equipment here though, and the bartender offered a smile when I asked her where I place tips. Maybe it’ll be different next time around.

Spacious with limited food options and small bathroom.
Compare to other lounges, this Sky Club is on par with what DCA offers: old, run-​down and small. However the service is decent and they clean the bathrooms (albeit small) fairly often.
WiFi speed depends on how many people are using it, so don’t expect Netflix streaming speed unless you’re here on a weekday morning or evening.
Very little food options but most look to be fresh. In the end, this is a nice place to stretch your legs compare to the awful seats downstairs.
Located on the 3^rd floor, past the TSA checkpoint but before the restrooms.

Of all of the Sky Clubs I visited in the US, this one at DC airport was actually among the better ones. It did not seem very busy when I visited them, and they have a nice view to the most of DC while you wait for your departure.
They seem to always have mango as a fruit option here all year long. They have bagels for breakfast and soup for lunch just like other clubs. All of the staffs were quite friendly and service was not bad at all. The alternative for food in the terminal seems to be mickyD… so anything should be better than the stuff downstairs.

Older lounge, needs to be vacuumed and is generally packed with people. The snack options are pretty limited and not filling with soup, cookies, and other bite size items.

The club was nice. The food was the usual. The bar tender was really nice. The people that were checking me in looked bored with their jobs. Didn’t say a word, lady was wearing a tshirt. Very clean and quiet. Good place to hang before your flight.

Take the elevator just past TSA, this club is fairly spacious. They have the typical amenities. Staff is friendly in this club, great view of the Capitol and Washington Monument while you wait for your flight. There are a couple of separated rooms, so lots of space to choose from.

Just past the TSA’s massage queues, there’s an elevator that takes you to an oasis of peace and quiet. And free beer. It’s the Delta Sky Club, which is located above the regular terminal areas without the hustle and bustle of the airline overhead pages, the parents shouting at their kids and the lack of comfortable seating.
On a late Sunday afternoon with a delayed flight, the Club was pretty quiet and I was able to find a corner and snooze for a bit.
One complaint is that there really aren’t that many electrical outlets to be found unless you want to sit at a carrel. A second complaint is that while the Bud Light and Bud are free (just like the bottled Dasani), they’re charging for a Blue Moon. It’s only $ 3.

Good club, old, not updated for the modern conveniences, but offers a unique layout, great people watching, great exterior views of the city, great interior views of people being shuttled like chattel through TSA lines and the usual snack fare. Negatives are lack of restroom facilities, the (un) cleanliness of those facilities and the relatively small area for the bar.

I have been here many times to visit the DC area.
This Delta Sky Club is located just beyond the TSA security check-​point of the DCA Delta/​United Terminal. There are two elevators to the upper level where the club is located. The club is similar to the many other Delta Sky Clubs. It is hit or miss depending upon your arrival. During bad weather this club is usually packed with people and the bar area becomes backed up when the club is crowded because the bar area is not that large compared to other club bars. That was not the case today on my way home. There was an average number of people at the club so I was able to find a seat at the raised counter overlooking the main terminal lobby area.
The nicest and most unique thing about this club is that it is the only Delta or United club where they almost always offer a double shot rather than a single shot cocktail. They almost always ask. I guess our politicians really like to drink.
Polyester tasting cheese, crackers, olives, hummus, pretzels, biscoffs cookies and various snack mixes are available during most of the day except for the morning.

This club is huge. This is a much older club and it hasn’t been renovated in a while, but it is nice.
They had all the food in place when the club opened, which is high on my pet peeve list. They have a view of the security lines, which I always find fascinating watching people sigh and switch feet as they stand in the line that never seems to get shorter.
They didn’t have any reading material because it was a Sunday, but I would like it if they at least had some magazines like the other clubs I frequent. Normally, you can find copies of The Economist and at least Sky Magazine, but this place had nothing.
The people were very nice, but you had to hunt someone down to get anything from the bar. This is not a self-​service bar.

I always try to start my mornings by getting off a flight and stopping here for a Biscoff and an espresso/​whipped milk/Bailey’s mix when flying in for a meeting. Mornings at the lounge are nice and peaceful.
Afternoons on the other hand… hey, it’s rush hour, and it’s DC. Everyone is a DYKWIA puffed up at the bar, insisting that they have to be served first because their contractor badge is more important than the other guy’s. YMMV.
If you’re smart and catch a late flight out, you’ll find it’s peaceful again, and you can enjoy your complimentary beer/​wine/​speedbar or opt for the new premium liquor selection to go with your various stale-​ish veg, crackers, hummus-​ish paste or rubber cheese.
This isn’t the LAX or JFK SkyClub, so just go in with the right expectations and you’ll do alright.

I didn’t try any alcoholic beverage but saw a note offering various kinds of complimentary beer, wine and even cocktails. Of course soda and other non-​alcoholic beverages available. During the day, nuts/​crackers and cheddar/​jack cheese and carrots/​celery sticks.
Unlike most other airline lounges, it is convenient to have access to free computer/​fax/​printer/​scanner/​copy!