The 10 best lounges at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson in 2026

How Atlanta's concourses shape the choice

Atlanta is one long line of concourses, from T at the domestic terminal through A, B, C, D, E and F, all joined by the Plane Train and an underground walkway. Everything is airside and connected, so you can ride to any lounge on this list without clearing security twice. The question is time. A trip from Concourse A to the Centurion Lounge at the far end of E takes a train ride and a walk, and we have written about when that detour is not worth it.

Delta runs a Sky Club on every concourse, with ratings from 3.9 to 4.7 depending on how recently each was rebuilt. The Centurion Lounge and The Club ATL are the only non-Delta options with real reach, and both sit in the international concourses. For the airline's wider network, see our ranking of every Delta Sky Club.

1. The Centurion Lounge

The Centurion Lounge rates 4.8 and sits beside gate E11 on Concourse E. It opened in 2024, holds about 220, pours craft cocktails and has two showers. Hours are 06:00 to 23:00. It scored five on eleven of fourteen metrics, including food, drinks, quiet and service. Platinum and Business Platinum cardholders pay 50 dollars per guest unless they spend 75,000 dollars a year on the card, and Centurion members bring two guests free. Since July 8, 2026, guests must be on the same flight as the cardmember.

2. Delta Sky Club (A17)

The Delta Sky Club (A17) rates 4.7 after a 2026 renovation. It is on the mezzanine near gate A17, up the escalator from the concourse, and holds 300 with a full bar but no showers. Hours are 05:30 to 22:30. Coffee, drinks, food, quiet and service all scored five. Delta guest rules apply across all its Atlanta clubs: up to two guests at 50 dollars each, entry three hours before a same-day Delta or partner departure, no Basic fares, and ten visits a year on US Amex Platinum or fifteen on Delta Reserve.

3. The Club ATL

The Club ATL matches that 4.7 and is the one room here that Priority Pass, LoungeKey and DragonPass unlock. It is on the Concourse F mezzanine next to the chapel, open 06:00 to 22:00, with 120 seats, a full bar and two showers. Card members enter up to 2.5 hours before departure and may be turned away when busy. A day pass costs 50 dollars. Food, drinks, quiet, seating and showers scored five. It is worth the train ride to F if you have three hours and no Delta access.

4. Delta Sky Club (D18)

The Delta Sky Club (D18) opened in 2025 at the Concourse D Centerpoint by the food court and rates 4.6. With 506 seats it has the most room of any Atlanta club, which is why crowding scored five. Quiet, seating, service and views also earned five. Hours are 06:00 to 22:00. There are no showers.

5. Delta Sky Club (F)

The Delta Sky Club (F) rates 4.6 on the Concourse F mezzanine above the central atrium of the international terminal. It opened in 2012, holds 350 and has four showers and a full bar. It runs 06:45 to midnight, later than any other club here. Cleanliness, seating, service and workspace scored five.

6. Delta Sky Club (B18)

The Delta Sky Club (B18) rates 4.5 on the mezzanine above Concourse B near gate B18. It has 250 seats, a full bar and no showers, and runs 05:30 to 22:30. Cleanliness, coffee, drinks and service scored five, with everything else at four.

7. Delta Sky Club (E)

The Delta Sky Club (E) also rates 4.5 and is Delta's international flagship here, across from gate E15. It holds 400 and has six showers, the most at the airport. Hours are 06:30 to 22:30. Food, quiet, showers and views scored five. A Delta One Lounge is due on Concourse E in 2029.

8. Delta Sky Club (A center)

The Delta Sky Club (A center) rates 4.4 after its own 2026 refresh. Look for the P.F. Chang's sign in the middle of Concourse A and go up a level. It has 250 seats, a full bar and no showers, with hours of 06:00 to 22:00. Seating, service and restrooms scored five.

9. American Airlines Admirals Club

The American Airlines Admirals Club rates 4.1 and is on Concourse T across from gate T11, just left of the main checkpoint. It is small at 90 seats and closes at 20:00 most nights. Coffee, food and views scored five, while crowding, seating and service scored three. Members bring family or two guests, oneworld Sapphire and Emerald members enter on status, and day passes need a same-day American or oneworld ticket.

10. Delta Sky Club (C37)

The Delta Sky Club (C37) rounds out the list at 3.9. It is near gate C37, holds 200 and was renovated in 2026. Hours are 06:45 to 22:30. Quiet and service scored five, but coffee, crowding, power, restrooms and seating all sat at three. If you have time, B18 is one train stop away.

Where to look next

Our rankings use ratings across fourteen metrics, explained on the methodology page. The generated page at the ATL top five updates as reviews arrive, and the airport page lists all 16 lounges, including the ones that fell outside the top ten.