Delta Sky Club – Concourse C

Beautifully renovated Sky Club next to Gate 37. Love the design (feels like an airplane hanger) and the décor. More importantly, Delta has expanded food and beverage options making the club a great perk for road warriors like me. On my most recent visit, they offered oatmeal, 4 types of bagels (and jelly, butter, peanut butter and cream cheese spreads), toast, greek yogurt, 3 types of cereals, fresh cut and uncut fruit and 3 juice selections. They also provide a Starbucks machine capable of producing a pretty darn good latte, cappuccino or espresso as well as two types of Starbucks drip coffee. I have been flying Delta for years and the new clubs are really impressive including this one in Atlanta C37.

Not a bad spot. Very friendly service both checking in and at the bar. The snacks are typical, but they hit the spot if you’re on the go. The décor is modern, slightly reminiscent of sections of the paris airport. At least that’s how it appeared to me after some serious jet lag. Hmm, maybe it was just the jet lag. Oh well, off we go!

One of the smaller Delta clubs out of the ~10 or so clubs at ATL. Good if you want one of the less busy ones, but limited in food and drink options compared to the others. Not as many outlets and doesn’t have a quiet room either. Still, it meets the minimums of what you expect from a skyclub, but if you have more time, go down to the one at F.

I don’t recall seeing any dogs or other pets in the club as per the picture. They’ve done a really nice job modernizing this lounge. The staff is friendly and helpful. Their food selection is similar to most of the other Skyclubs with 2 soups (vegetarian and non vegetarian), salads, trail mixes, veggies, etc. Drinks are complimentary with the exception of the Luxury Bar which has the higher priced liquors. Same applies for the beer.

Nothing to do and nowhere to go for hours and hours, so I went to a most of the Skyclubs. Nothing compared to the first one I went to and gave 5 stars. The front desk lady gave me 1 star service. She basically told me I should go to the Skyclub closest to the gate I was flying out of. Duh, I was working on it as I was meandering to that gate while burning time.
I know if in Atlanta again, there is only one Sky Club I will go to, and this is NOT the one.

This is the most comfortable Sky Club I’ve been in– not overcrowded, well-​designed with several areas to work/​relax. The food and drinks are good, as always. BUT, for how much it costs to get in, you should not be subjected to screaming children who are running around. Such families should be asked to leave!

Wow! What an improvement over the previous C Concourse lounge, and definitely quieter and cleaner than the B Concourse lounges. The clean, modern and specious interior, coupled with convenient restrooms, an expanded food selection, and well-​placed outlets, chairs, and tables, make this Sky Club a great choice for the frequent Delta flyer.
Located just behind the merchant kiosk at gate C35, this Sky Club beckons up a large flight of granite steps (or elevator), and opens right into a nice reception area and front-​and-​center renovated restrooms. There is a main area complete with a bar, a few TVs, tons of nice leather chairs, round tables, seats, and floor-​to-​ceiling windows. There is also a separate area that is the «quiet zone,» plus the area where the expanded selection of food and snacks are served.
Adjacent to the bar, you will find not only fresh-​brewed coffee, hot water, infused water (mint and cucumber — yum), hot water, and made-​to-​order espresso/​coffee drinks from an automated Starbucks machine, and Dasani water. If you’re in the mood for a potent potable, the bartenders are very nice and work efficiently.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy your personal space and the lack of overcrowding at this Sky Club, whose plentiful seating, high vaulted ceilings, and quiet hum of background noise are far more soothing than the other Sky Clubs at ATL!

This is a pretty nice Skyclub as far as appearance goes.
The furniture is worn out and needs to be replace last year.
They server the same gagh as all of the other Skyclubs.
I am starting the think since I don’t drink, the Skyclub membership is wasted on me.

Get little quit place in a very busy airport. Good selection of well drinks and beers
In this area at least once a week. Look for the location hide for a while

Very good, and front staff is always super friendly. Consistent atmosphere overall and not the best Sky Club in the nation, but better than the one in B

Very friendly staff as most Sky Clubs have. Always take the stairs to be able to work off that 1 – 3 calories versus the elevator. Certain times of the day it is a little more crowded but that is expected depending on the flight schedules.

Pretty nice, not a fan of the underground transporter. Nice that its faster, but if u have vertigo i definitely dont recommend it. Just walk your ass to the terminal.

FINALLY! An updated club! Décor-​wise, this is one of the nicest in the states that I’ve seen. Everything was clean, modern and the staff bussed the tables quickly. They have a small spread of food by the coffee-​station (next to the bar), but a full spread with nicer options in the adjoining room. They switch to lunch at 11am.

Ok at best. Serves a purpose. Dirty sticky seats, rotten veggies, gum on the stairs, not much better than the public areas, but with better drinks.

Like others have said it is small but every time I have been here it has been relatively uncrowded and quiet which is REALLY nice after the noisy cluster that is ATL.
They still have the bar and snacks but it’s pretty basic. Lots of charging spots by the seats and a good little quiet area in the back left is especially good for a quick nap.

Two things right off the bat — (1) Concourse C is one of the smallest Sky Club’s in the Delta «fleet;» and, (2) There are a minimum number of frills in the Concourse C Club. However, even with those two things as the lead to my review. .. Concourse C is one of the best.
Everyone (a bit of an exaggeration) rates the Sky Club lounges at Concourse A, E and F at ATL. They are larger and have a greater range of club amenities (in fact, both A and F are participating in Delta’s beta rollout of new food and drinks in the lounges). They are, however, immensely crowded and difficult to navigate.
The lounge at Concourse C on the other hand is more intimate, configured to allow a traveler to find a secluded space to get on conference calls or reply to emails, and the staff are fantastic. I mean it — the staff at the Concourse C Sky Club are top notch.
I travel a ton and spend a good deal of time in airline club lounges. I have been to Sky Clubs all over the place. They offer an environment to get some work done, grab a little downtime and have a drink before getting shoved into a metal tube to ascend to 30,000 feet and rocket across the country. The Sky Club at Concourse C actually affords you an opportunity to relax. That makes the «price» (however you gain access to the club) of admission more than worth it.

This location is on C terminal in atl airport. The sky club resemble the old northwest club look and feel not the new clean white and blue like terminal f and e. Upon entrance you will have to go up stair and head to the agent desk to check in.
This club is not generally busy so you will have a quiet space to chill or relax; for the ani socials. They do have more seating behind the bar and tvs at the bar.
Over all nice small lounge. Will go back.

It’s not often I get the opportunity to hang in the Delta Sky Club, so when I do, I like to take full advantage. The Sky Club on C Concourse is one of my favorites at Hartsfield-​Jackson airport, even though it’s smaller than some of the others.
The view is great, the service is exemplary, and the comfortable quiet of the lounge is an excellent alternative to gate seating, especially on C Concourse.
Free drinks, free wifi, free snacks are all there for the taking, although I do wish there were more gluten-​free alternatives during breakfast hours.
Located just beyond C35, this Sky Club is located on the 2^nd floor, so if you have a heavy bag you’re better off taking the elevator.
The bathrooms are on the small side, but they are clean and more private than the ones outside the Sky Club.

This is one of my favorite Sky Clubs at the Atlanta airport, even though it is one of their smaller locations. You never really know which terminal will be your point of arrival, and it’s equally uncertain which terminal will be your point of departure. And so those kind folks at Delta have solved this dilemma by sticking a Sky Club (or two) in each of their terminals. The Sky Clubs become your private little business club oasis to rest, relax, and get some work done during your stay at the airport.
This particular Sky Club is up on the second floor above the main terminal, and after checking in with the desk agents you wander into a large open area with private work spaces, conversation areas, and relaxing chairs. The Sky Clubs have full service bars with free beer, wine, alcoholic drinks of your choosing, sodas, fruit juices, water, etc. Did I mention that drinks are FREE???
In addition you’ll find a wide variety of bar snacks including a light breakfast buffet in the mornings, and then carrots, celery, olives, hummus, crackers, cheese, pretzels, snack mixes and so forth in the afternoons and evenings. It’s not a full hot meal, but a nice healthy snack alternative throughout the day.
The Club has power outlets close to every single seat, along with FREE WiFi, and access to printers and fax machines. You’ll find TVs along the walls tuned to the 24 hour news and weather channels to help you to stay current.
There are Delta reservations agents at the front desk to help you with canceled flight issues, re-​routes, and seat upgrades.
When you travel a lot you learn to appreciate little touches like the Delta Sky Clubs.

Another of Delta’s Sky Clubs in their main airport hub, this is a very large and well designed space that will certainly get you out of the hustle and bustle of the busy terminal areas. Free food that ranks among the best of American carriers includes salted nuts (not just peanuts!), hummus, crackers, carrots and celery, Biscoffs and olives. Free drinks too, including Sweetwater 420. And free wifi.
Lots and lots of comfy seats.