The food was delicious. The staff and environment were a perfect match to relax or unwind. I was there on Thanksgiving Day, so there's not much traffic from what I understand. This was my first visit to a club and it was a pleasant experience. I loved the view of all 4 stories of DEN. I had a view of the subway to the different levels of the terminals. Would I recommend stopping in ? Absolutely Would I return? Absolutely

My first visit to the Delta Sky Club in Denver was a truly pleasant experience, especially on a calm Sunday morning. The club offers a perfect ambiance for relaxation or unwinding before a flight. The food was a highlight, with its delicious flavors and variety. What really set this club apart was the staff. From the front desk to the service team, everyone was attentive and incredibly helpful. They went above and beyond, particularly in assisting us with rebooking after a flight delay, paying attention to every detail. This level of service and the comfortable environment made my visit memorable. A big thank you to the team for creating such a great experience.

Fantastic staff, fun serve yourself bar (for now), and tasty food. I've never had to wait to get in (unlike the nightmarish Capital One Lounge in DEN), and the staff really are quite friendly and professional. They are remodeling the lounge (new one is going to be ridiculous), and the first new section should be opening in early 2026 (according to a staff member). Centurion at Denver is great too, but when flying Delta, this is a lot more convenient, and even the Centurion Lounge can have a wait. And for that walk, I'll play it safe and stay with Skyclub!

Very small and definitely not worth it if you have a fixed number of annual visits. The lounge felt like a temporary spillover space with little to no seating and almost no table seating. Food looked mid and it made me feel a little bummed out. I immediately turned around and asked for my visit back right after I checked in and went to the Centurion. If you have unlimited visits, it might still be worth it.

Worst Delta lounge I have experienced. The greeting staff was wonderful, that’s about it. It’s in an old office area so there is no restroom in the lounge. We were there for three hours and the food sat out the entire time, not chilled, just on a counter. The hot food was covered and heated by the cold food like lunch meats, cheeses, salad, finger sandwiches, etc were just uncovered on a counter. The cheeses were hard and dried out and salad and cookie bowl were swarming with fruit flies. The self serve bar also had drink mixers in containers that were just out at room temperature. The lounge itself was clean, quiet, and well kept but there was no focus at all on sanitation concerning food. It may have been a very low volume period so the consumption rate was low enough that the food was sitting longer than normal. At the end of the day I will not go back to this lounge

I never write reviews and never complain publicly. I felt compelled to write this review because I love the Delta brand and was shocked by this sky club. Bad for the delta brand club image. This temp location is great if you’re into stale air, a rat maze to even find it, horrid crammed seating and a food buffet that looks like a herd of cows grazed it over. Shame on Delta for even allowing this one to exist. In a major hub like Denver, this is bad business to keep this bad dental waiting room open. They are better off closing this down ASAP and reopen when the new location opens. The manager of the lounge said,”Sorry we cannot make everyone happy”! People that are aware would never find this place acceptable. She’d be a better hostess at a Ruby Tuesdays. Let’s hope someone from their hospitality division reads these reviews. Grab a drink at any restaurant over wasting time with this stop.