Delta Sky Club

Definitely bigger than I would think. Especially for Memphis. I still the sky clubs that don’t serve food should allow outside food to be brought in.

Been in a lot of sky clubs. This is the friendliest and cleanest. Lots of plugs and free pour on the liquor.

Oh I like this.
Stopping in Memphis for a layover en route to DC, I was informed that my flight was delayed about 3 hours. Naturally I was upset but what was even more upsetting was the fact that everything in this airport closes at 7:30 (except for one bar that closed at 8). Enter the Delta Club member I met at the bar as it was closing who graciously invited me to hang out in the Delta Sky Club while we waiting for our flight.
Holy hell, that was a great decision. Not only do they stay open until every Sky Club member leaves (read: they will never kick you out) but we also had some very nice seating, a buffet of snacks and a full open bar (that includes liquor). This Delta Sky Club saved me from a terrible travel day and saved Memphis from being terribly judged by me.

Good staff, clean, modern, free drinks and about the only place to go and sit in the Memphis Airport that doesn’t feel like waiting in the bus station.
You can watch some boob-​tube, your choice of right wing nut job news or left wing uninformative news (2 separate areas) — or just hang out and look at people.

Good club with plenty of room. Get out of the cramped airport and enjoy an iced cold beer. I still encourage anyone that travels much to visit the Sky Club. They booked me on a different flight for me and saved me from hours at the airport.

So, you are on vacation, but you end up working a 10 hour shift on a dock in the freezing night. Your flight home isn’t for a few hours, and all you want to do is eat, and rest your eyes before that flight. Oh yea, a shower would be nice too.
Not knowing anything about the Sky Club in MEM, I had mixed feelings of about what I going to walk into (after my last fiasco in the club located lower half of B Concourse in ATL). You approach the double frosted doors and they greet you into heaven.
I kept looking around, amazed, as if I was in the foyer of the home of a multimillionaire. All I see is dark wood, moldings, marble, and freakin multiple fireplaces! Thats the first time I have ever noticed (in my sober mind) a fireplace of any type in any DSC.
It was about 8:30 AM, and I had a little over two hours to relax. As I am walking around the maze (I think there are about 4 – 5 separate rooms, all with multiple seats and plants. I kind of went off into the corner and believe it or not, I was able to get a snooze for like 30 min or so.
Waking up covered in drool (and proud of it), I decided it was time to keep walking around. I found the breakfast– and BAR. And the bar was self serve. My hands could not stop shaking. So I decided to get a bagel and some beer (Ghost River Ale? Is that local?). What a damn fine breakfast it was!
The place was clean, spacious, and for the most part– I had no issues. However, I do wish (since it is labeled an International airport) they had showering facilities, to get the smell of dock off of me (thankfully I was able to get one in ATL). But it’s all good, it is still so far one of my favorite Sky Clubs I have ever been in, and you can’t beat its location (right inside security!).

One of my favorite Sky Clubs of all. I like self service and it is very comfortable and clean. The staff is outstanding and I am a fan.

Nice place to get out of the crowd… but there’s not much of a crowd anymore at MEM with Delta killing this hub.
I use it for the free wifi and Coke, the food is what you expect at any club these days domestically, which isn’t saying a whole lot. Plenty of space and most of the time its pretty easy to find a place to work. Perhaps the best part of this club is the staff that can help reroute you if your having travel issues. Kathy has helped me dozens of times in the past. Unfortunately, their options are getting more and more limited… I think Delta is down to under 100 flights in and out of Memphis… and to think that there were some people (morons) that complained about good old Northwest!
So, to sum it up, if you have a little time to kill before your flight to ATL so you can actually get somewhere on Delta, this is a pretty decent spot.

Nice club for a slowly dying hub. The only negative as a connecting passenger is that the club is at the very entrance of the terminal, so you effectively have to double back to get to your next flight. Most of my connections are less than an hour, so I don’t need to use this club as often as some others. The fireplace (I believe it was a NWA thing) is a nice touch along with the self serve bar.

Only 1 club in this Delta hub, but it’s very well designed and large enough to handle any crowd. Free wifi to customers, free drinks and snacks. All areas make for a good workspace. Plenty of AC power and quiet areas to work.

Great sky club. Located just past the main security gate. Nicely decorated, comfortable, and as of yet never over crowded. As a smaller sky club the drinks are self-​service which is fine — you can fix your beverage just as you prefer it.

The Sky Club here is pretty nice, way better than I was expecting. Nothing to add to that hasn’t already been said. I just can’t give 5 stars because the selection sucks compared to some of the other Sky Clubs like that have hosted bars and a better beer selection.

This was only my second visit to a Sky Club so I am by no means an expert. However, I was very satisfied with my experience. As mentioned in the other reviews, there are several different sections within the club with various kinds of seating and tables. I liked that there were little nooks to hide in and relax. At first I couldn’t locate the adult drinks, but I finally found them in the cinema room. They are make-​your-​own — and also pour your own wine, which was fantastic. The only issue I had was the noise from the cinema room. There were men watching sports and yelling at the game — so annoying. But overall, great 4 hours in the club. I was able to work, relax, and enjoy a few glasses of wine. So much better than sitting at the gate.

Newly renovated and tastefully appointed — grey granite walls, indirect lighting, and warm hues are very relaxing. Several see-​through fireplaces keep the room quite cozy and open, even when unlit.
There are several ‘rooms’ that include: a home theatre-​style setting with quite comfortable sitting chairs (where the snacks and drinks are located), all facing a large screen television. There’s also a large business office, wood paneled lockers and storage spaces, a common area with café-​style tables, a brighter room with the more traditional personal cubicle chairs, and a dressing room between the men’s and ladies’ room.
This is why we fly Delta — nicely done!

This was a first visit to the MEM Sky Club. I was expecting an older out-​dated club but I was pleasantly surprised with a big, spacious and modern setting.
Its almost like home here you have several different rooms emulating different spaces… fireplace, media room, quiet space, social area etc.
Self serve bar makes for some stout drinks so fewer trips to the bar. Snacks are a tad bit better than typical and they have the standard cappuccino machine.
Located at the top of Delta’s concourse in the connecting hallway to the main terminal.
I liked the vibe here and although it’s not centrally located to Delta gates, it’s a quick walk… that’s well worth the time.