Every Lounge at Hartsfield-Jackson
Six Delta Sky Clubs, a Priority Pass-affiliated lounge on Concourse F, Minute Suites for true privacy, and the carrier-specific premium lounges for international airlines. Here's how to access each one.
Delta Sky Club — Concourse A (Central)
The flagship Delta Sky Club at Hartsfield-Jackson — Delta's largest single Sky Club anywhere in the system, with the famous outdoor Sky Deck.
Delta Sky Club — Concourse A (West)
A smaller, secondary Sky Club at the west end of Concourse A — usually less crowded than the central flagship.
Delta Sky Club — Concourse B
A substantial two-level Sky Club above the Concourse B central atrium, the second-largest in the system.
Delta Sky Club — Concourse E (International)
Delta's premium international lounge at ATL, with extended hours, elevated dining, and amenities geared to long-haul travelers.
Delta Sky Club — Concourse F (International)
A smaller secondary international Sky Club at Concourse F, useful for Delta passengers using the Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal.
Delta Sky Club — Concourse T
A compact Sky Club on Concourse T — the only lounge accessible without a Plane Train ride from the Domestic Terminal.
The Club ATL
ATL's primary Priority Pass-affiliated lounge, with broad credit-card access and a respectable amenity package.
Minute Suites — Concourse B
Private nap suites available by the hour or as a 1-hour Priority Pass credit — a unique amenity for travelers needing real rest.
International Premium Lounge (E Concourse)
A multi-carrier international premium lounge serving Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, Korean Air, and several other star alliances at Concourse E.
Korean Air Prestige Lounge
Korean Air's dedicated premium lounge for departures to Seoul-Incheon, with Korean cuisine and characteristic attention to detail.
Lufthansa Business Lounge
Lufthansa's dedicated lounge for the daily ATL-Frankfurt and ATL-Munich departures, with characteristic German efficiency.