Delta Skyclub At Gate B10

Word. Small. The far end of the B concourse was actually a bit less claustrophobic than the Club. Literally for the majority of my time in the Club the entire place was filled — every seat. Even the 7 bar stools.
There were no plugs among the comfy chairs. I only saw some along each wall. One side had them above a long table which was filled with laptop users. The other side of the room had them underneath bench seating.
Despite the small size the usual fare was present — oatmeal and breads for breakfast time. Fruit. There was a nice Starbucks brewing, easy to use espresso machine and a thermos of coffee elsewhere for those not wanting fancy drinks — a nice time saver.
Bar staff was attentive and recognised guests as they approached even if there was a wait for service. A waitress came around consistently cleaning used platrs away and someone else was sweeping often. Bathrooms were clean.
The check in process was fast and the agent confirmed your gate and on time status.
My instinct is to give this place a three, just because it’s not the best lounge experience. BUT, they did well with the space they had. The only thing I can really dock them for is a lack of outlets.

Really go to Gate B25 if you are at the B terminal. The lounge at B10 is really small. The food is the same in all the Delta lounges for the most part but this place was way less tidy than the other lounges. It’s just grungy.
Also, the lady at the front was snotty and looked at me like I was something stuck to the bottom of her shoe. She was clearly more interested in talking with her friend at the desk. They seemed to close earlier than some of the other lounges at ATL that I’ve been to before.

This is one of the smaller Sky Clubs in the Delta line up. Somewhat modern and new, but very tight. Front desk, bartenders and staff are very friendly. No real private work areas, just a long table with stools. Separate bathrooms, about 6 or 7 total. Not always easy to find a seat depending on the time.

This Delta Skyclub was just redone. It has a nice bar staff and a normal size food area. The only down side to this club is that it is very busy. This is probably because of its location.

Just flew in from my favorite Sky Club in Minneapolis to my least favorite one at B10 in ATL. This Sky Club is an afterthought. It still provides a bar service, soups and snacks, very similar to all the others, but the ambiance leaves much to be desired. All things considered, I’m still here, because a bad Sky Club is still better than waiting at a gate for 2 hours until my next flight. Delta… You’re better than this!

This is the sky closet. Go down to the other sky club on the B concourse, avoid this tiny place. Rarely any seats on Thursday nights.

Delta has TWO SkyClubs in the B concourse. This review is for the one near Gate B10. There is also a SkyClub at B25.
The B10 SkyClub is commonly referred to as the SkyCloset. It is the smallest Club in the Delta lounge constellation. There is rarely enough room in here with the seats taken by other travelers. I’ve actually been turned away from this Club by the staff because «The Fire Marshall says we are already at capacity.»
Do yourself a huge favor and keep walking to the B25 Club!
[And Unilocal?Please stop merging reviews that don’t need to be merged.]