Delta Sky Club

I was very impressed with his Skyclub all things considered. You can tell that back in the day when Delta used to have a major hub at CVG this was a super happening kind of place, since they have pulled out the place is a ghost town with over 70% of their traffic wiped out. This location was very very large in size, nice floor to ceiling windows with great views out onto the tarmac and terminals. Lots of seating and space and with Delta having such little presence compared to what it used to be lots of room and not a lot of people here. I can only imagine someday Delta will want to reduce its footprint to save money, so not sure how long it will remain at the current massive size it is today. Enjoy it while you can.

This is my favorite part of CVG. This instantly improves my travel through CVG. The lounge is located on the left after you climb to the Delta Terminal. The place is spacious, well lit and airy. There are always seats available, to relax or get some work done.
The snack selection is good. There are a number of TV screens. There is a nice view of the tarmac from one side.

The problem is that Northwest, Oh! Sorry, I mean Delta, gutted the service at CVG and moved everything to Detroit. Crown Room, oops!, Sorry again, Sky Club, isn’t as relevant anymore. Funny, CVG was just rated the #2 airport in the U.S. by Business Insider and # 1 by the Huffington Post. CVG consistently ranks high on every airport rating list. Know what you never see? Detroit. Just saying.

Cincinnati is one of Delta’s mid-​continent hubs (for the moment) and for those experiencing a layover here, a SkyClub can be a useful opportunity to get a quick snack or a drink, burn up some wifi, recharge your electronics and have a quiet and comfortable place to rest or work. Located in the middle of the B concourse here at CVG, take the stairs or elevator to the club level.
Snacks, drinks, comfy chairs and free wifi. Love it.
Yes, you can also buy a day pass for Delta Clubs if you have a really long layover here.
Hey, quick test! 1. What state is the Cincinnati Ohio airport located in? 2. Why is the airport code for Cincinnati «CVG»?

It’s probably the largest Delta Sky Lounge I’ve ever been in. Very few people using the club on a Sunday afternoon. Staff was frieneldy and willing to change the TV so we could watch the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

What’s not good to say about this club. First, I’m sure I’ve reviewed this club before, but it may have moved or been renovated. It’s very nice and relaxing. The staff was so nice and friendly. Hey Delta — - you need to pay OT to your staff who stay extra hours to accommodate the delayed flights! Much like the other clubs. — Great Kettle Cuisine hot soups, great Resers chicken salads, green salad with Hidden Valley Ranch dressings, marinated mushrooms, dry snacks, fruit, veggies with dips and hummus.

One of my favorite Sky Clubs in the system. Mostly it’s great because, like the rest of CVG, it’s a ghost town. Stretch out along two, three, four seats if you want! No one will stop you!
I also like the look and feel. It hasn’t gotten the sterile remake of most of the hipper clubs (LAX, JFK, BOS, ATL). It feels timeless and relaxing. Only wish I had more of an excuse to connect through CVG these days.

If you find yourself in an airport with a Delta Sky Club and you have a card or other method to get in for $ 20 — 30 it’s well worth it. One beer in the terminal will cost you close to $ 10 with tax and tip. I can easily get through a six pack in an hour; do the math.
It’s nice to get away from the craziness of the public terminal and feel like a «member» of something. I also know they just expanded the food selection to include some more «real» food. They usually have nice views too!

A very, shall we say, sparsely utilized airport; connected here to save some money and was very happy to learn that there was a Sky Club. This might be one of the largest Clubs I have seen, but without the population. As a result, very easy to find some personal space, access the food, etc. Frankly, if I have the opportunity to connect here again, this Club might be the reason I say yes, as long as the savings is there.

This is still a very good Sky Club. It’s big, laid out well, and feels airy and spacious (lots of windows, enough open expanses to provide long sight lines).
The people who work here are friendly and helpful.

Andy at the Bar is fantastic! Also, the seats near the windows are great for views of the planes if you have any kids with you. This is the most spacious Delta Sky Club I have ever been in anywhere in the world! It used to be a hub so that is probably why. The people at this location are by far the most personal and friendly group at ANY Skyclub! Check this one out near gate 14 the next time you are through Cincinnati’s airport in Terminal 3.

Love it when I get an opportunity to hang out in the first class lounge. Most of the time Im racing to get to the gate but on those rare occasions that you have some time this is a fantastic lounge. Relaxing, comfortable and friendly staff.

Great escape from the hustle and bustle of the busy terminals. This particular Sky Club is never busy because it is huge and was built to accommodate CVG as a Delta hub. I wish they served food like international clubs, but that’s my only complaint.

First time at the CVG Delta Sky Club. Wow! Okay, I’m kind of a newbie to the Sky Club scene. I wasn’t going until I was a Delta Diamond because Sky Club membership came with the status… Yay me!
I’ve been to the Sky Club in MSP, my introduction to the Sky Club luxury. Not bad, I must say. Forget paying for breakfast at any of the awesome restaurants at MSP, I prefer a complimentary toasted bagel with cream cheese… and that’s just my preference.
Oh wait… Sky Club at CVG. Well, as others have said… this place was built in the heyday of CVG being a major Delta hub. It’s huge. It’s beautiful. And better than anything… it’s freakin’ empty!
Unlike MSP, drinks are not self-​serve. I did not imbibe, but the bar is gorgeous and I understand from other reviews that the folks at the bar take good care of the patrons.
The Sky Club at MSP is nice. I like being able to help myself. It’s crowded. Not unbearably so, but it’s crowded. At CVG… at least at 5:15 am, it was mostly empty… and beautiful… did I mention it’s beautiful?
I will rarely hit CVG Sky Club. I live in Cincinnati, so unless I arrive extra early, it’s not going to be a place I hang out. Today I ended up at CVG with enough time to at least check the Sky Club out. and it was a very nice experience. Makes me wish CVG was a layover.

No food and very outdated.
But if you are stuck on Long layover probably better here than wandering around in terminal. The wifi is not the most reliable.

So with all my time going back and forth from Atlanta to Cincinnati, I spend a fair amount of time at this Sky Club. It is located very close to the center of the B concourse at CVG. The club is on the second floor, and there are elevators or stairs. The Delta agents are very friendly and helpful, the room is spacious with two TV’s on either end of the club. Nice big windows along the back wall so you can look out over the airport is you so desire. Andy is the man at the delta skyclub! Ask for a «big smile» when he pours your drink and you will not be disappointed!

Big fan. Rarely as crowded as other clubs (e.g. ATL, DTW, ORD, LGA). Lot of space, nice restrooms. What else do you need?

Delta is my number one choice and I have been a member of the Club since 1997.
Well worth being a member if you travel much — plus the bathrooms don’t have the yucky «public» stench and nastiness. That alone is worth the price of admission.

Decent Sky Club at CVG airport– no self service liquor (vis-​a-​vis other Delta Sky Clubs) but service is fast and friendly and the airport is small so the Sky Club is convenient to just about any Delta gate, plus it’s right across from the food court. Would go back– though what else are you going to do in CVG airport?

Located in an airport that is slowly going downhill, the Sky Club is a great place. As with all Sky Clubs, it is for members only… but it doesn’t mean you can’t take advantage of the place if you are stuck in CVG.
Don’t quote me on this… but I believe that if you have certain credit cards you can get a day pass for $ 25 and guest are included in the day pass. Depending on your Delta status, membership is free or you can purchase it (or use miles to purchase it).
This is one of my favorite Sky Clubs because, being located in Kentucky, it offers Woodford Reserve. For those of you visiting this airport and are not familiar with this bourbon, you must try it.
As with all Sky Clubs, all food and drinks (including alcohol) are complimentary and restroom are 3 steps up from those throughout the rest of the airport.