Delta Sky Club

This might be the best Skyclub I have ever been in.
Clean, friendly and a large enough bathroom…
The food even seems better.

I love the Delta Sky Lounge. It’s not the best lounge I have ever been in, but it’s still pretty great. I wouldn’t pay to enter; it’s not worth the $ 50 price tag (I’d expect better food at least), but we get in free from my fiancé’s Platinum status, so we were happy. It’s obviously much nicer than waiting in the general terminal.
It was fairly empty at 4 pm on a weekday, the staff were friendly, and there’s nice big windows with a view of the runway.
There’s free wine (red or white), beer (limited crappy domestic beers — I wish they offered at least one craft beer), and ample options of well drinks.
There were plenty of snacks including hot foods like Thai Chicken Soup and Butternut Squash soup, salad bar items like a nice tortellini pasta salad, antipasti like marinated mushrooms, fresh fruit, and other assorted packaged snack foods like cheese, crackers, olive tapenade, hummus, and a big dispenser of trail mix and popcorn. There’s also desserts like fresh cookies and cheesecake. Don’t miss the chocolate-​covered toffee cheesecake! Yum!
Also, don’t miss the delicious minty water! I filled up my water bottle and brought that on the plane! It’s the best and so refreshing!
There’s plenty of comfortable seating: armchairs, couches, desks, etc. And of course, there’s free Wi-​Fi and clean restrooms.

3.5 Stars– Average between the two
Delta has 2 sky clubs at BOS each with its own pluses and minuses
Main Terminal– 3 stars (right past TSA Pre-​Check security in A)
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+upgraded with new furniture
+tons of power outlets
+upgraded Starbucks machine for coffee, latte, hot chocolate
–small and and odd seating layout
— can get extremely crowded and loud
— only open until 7:30 pm, but opens up at 4:30 am
Satellite Terminal– 4 stars (Starbucks A18)
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+ Large layout with plenty of seating options
+ separate business work area
+large quite area
+upgraded Starbucks machine for coffee, latte, hot chocolate
+Nice open window to watch planes come and go, as well as the sunset/​sun rise
+ Open until 9 PM if you have a later flight
–plugs are iffy at times, especially in the quite area
–it can get a bit loud and crowded at times, especially during peak hours
*Wifi is now password protected and changes monthly.

After taking a red eye from LAX, I needed to wait an hour or so for my friends to arrive. I went searching for the sky club and found one thinking I can take a quick shower and wake up, but they didn’t have showers. I was only able to use the restroom. The restroom was pretty clean for the most part, but when i was searching for a stall, I saw some skid marks on the toilet. Maybe this lounge should check the bathroom every 45 min. So I dropped kids off at the pool in the neighboring stall and rinsed my face/​brushed my teeth. They have a good variety of snacks and plenty of quiet places to sit. It also would be nice if all the delta sky lounges had wireless charging stations.

Great new sky club by gate 7. Its right after tsa on the left and up the stairs. Or theres an elevator. Really good food bar with something for everyone. Soups, salads, cheeses and fresh fruit. Comfortable chairs and nice bathrooms. Good place to wait for your flight. They have starbucks coffee.

Wow, very quick and friendly. Everything I need between flights, this Delta perk keeps me coming back for more.

This is one of the nicer sky clubs. Not crowded and they serve better than average complimentary breakfast, lunch and dinner food. Coffee, juices, snacks as well. House wines and beer are also complimentary. Upgraded liquor is additional.

The SkyClub in BOS is a very nice one. Lots and lots of space and a good variety of seating arrangements including work carrels, low-​top tables, high-​top tables and more. Very comfortable. I particularly enjoyed the «quiet room» with the great view of the ramp.
Delta has been doing a decent job of switching up the food and drink options, including soups (though I doubt the wisdom of a three bean chili for someone boarding a 7 hour flight), fresh veggies and cookies.
You can buy a day pass from the SkyClub which will give you access to all for 24 hours. Useful if you have a long layover.

I couldn’t be more disappointed with Delta Sky Clubs in general, and the club in Boston in particular, based on my very limited experience. I paid $ 100 for one day passes for my wife and me and feel like we were totally ripped off! I paid $ 100 for the worst assortment of food in history! Pretzels, yogurt dipped pretzels. old crackers, olives, packaged cheese, etc.
I know that Delta is trying to shave costs, but this is ridiculous! Even the women who were in charge seemed embarrassed and encouraged me to complain about this fine establishment. We were in a Sky Club at MSP three years ago and were lookin forward to another good experience… NOT! I am a fool for spending 100 bucks for this. We could have sat at the gate for 3 hours and had a more enjoyable experience.

This was actually a nice Sky Club, and they have a great view and good seating arrangements. The staffs were quite friendly and helpful, day and night compared to the other staffs in the regular traveler area.
Due to some strict state law on liquor, they cannot serve alcohol until 8am, which is a bummer for anyone with super early flight. They serve about the same food as other Sky Clubs in the Continental US, nothing fancy like a picture somebody else posted. Not a bad club overall.

Very nice sky club, staff super helpful, not the most friendly but very helpful and courteous. Very large club with lots of seating and lots of sections to sit in. Nice bar area and good views out the windows.

Boston’s own Delta Sky Club gives travelers a reprieve from the busy daily grind of traveling here and there.
Unlike the sky clubs at major hubs, the one in Boston is quiet and relaxing. The spacious area offers plenty of seating with enough outlets for just about everyone.
If you needed to get some work done, you can proceed to their quiet area.
If you needed to get some work done and wanted to appear important, you can proceed to their business area.
They offer the standard fare of things, from caffeinated beverages to the usual snacks. The selection is a bit smaller than the other places, but the comfort of having enough space to yourself more than makes up for that.

I really like thee layout and seating options in this newer Sky Club. Lots of room, have never been here when it felt crowded and I like the cubbies with outlets for charging options that don’t clutter your sitting/​working space. One of my favorite clubs for morning flights and breakfast due to the simple layout and presentation I good and beverages; no having to hunt which is a good thing at 5:30am! Well done Delta!

This is one of the newer Sky Clubs. Located in the far side of terminal A where many of the Delta flights are located. If you’re at gates 1 – 7, you need to make the long underground journey. Staff was very friendly Plenty of work areas and space. Food and beverages are the same as all others now. Certainly not like the old glory days. The bartenders will try to upgrade you to purchasing an alcoholic beverage.

Delta Sky Club at Boston Logan is the only lounge I know where you have to ask a bartender for a soft drink (except tea or coffee) instead of just grabbing one from a fridge. Btw, the bartender was not polite at all. When greeted and asked «Hi, is there a fridge with soft drinks?» replied bristly without any greeting «I serve on the other side of the bar».
The lounge itself is pretty spacious but not as cozy as Delta lounges at DTW. Everybody is in the same open space area.

Definately a big space considering how many people are here. ATL and JFK are both bigger but 4 – 5 time more people are there.
Other than that pretty standard club. Bagels, oatmeal, mini muffins for breakfast with light apps and packaged snacks all day.
Non alcoholic drinks + bud and miller are free. No free bottles anymore so kinda sucks. Overall still a calm place to relax before /​between flights.

The Boston Skyclub is just fine but there isn’t another avenue other than one of their clubs to state how greedy Delta has become.
I’ve been a skyclub member for years and have paid 0 when I was Diamond and 400 when I was Silver. Its a tiered scale based on elite status.
The new program which just started in January is 795 regardless of status and they got rid of some of the higher end Amex promotions.
Supposedly they will have food. BFD!
I apologize for venting but doubling the price in one year just seems wrong.

I don’t travel to BOS very often and didn’t know there was a Sky Club. This is a really nice space. Lots of light, plenty of space for work, relaxing or near the bar. Standard food and amenities, pleasant staff. Very clean but needs new carpeting. Location is good for most but not all Delta flights. Better than most non-​hub Sky Clubs.

Beautiful, roomy with nice big windows overlooking many of the Delta Gates. There is a large workstation section, nice large bar area and plenty of different sections for lounging.
The lobby is ample and well staffed. A nice, clean Sky club…

I haven’t flown DL in awhile. The staff in the BOS club are great. It is a small club and mostly business travelers. They have nice snacks and plenty of space despite it’s small size.

Much better than United or other domestic airline lounges. I was pleasantly surprised that this lounge was pretty spacious and getting good view of runways. Same snacks including carrots/​celery with dipping sauce and cheese, pretzels, nuts and cookies. Here are some items not available at other domestic airline lounges: hummus and nutella. Complimentary alcoholic and non-​alcoholic beverage, Just ask at a bar.
Free wifi and friendly staff at the bar.