Recently while through travelling Sydney Airport on our way to the United States in the new Delta One Class (Find out more about Delta Airlines Business Class here) as part of a Virgin Australia codeshare, we visited both the America Express Lounge (read our review of the AMEX lounge here) and the SkyTeam Lounge, which is the Delta Airlines Lounge in Sydney, as both lounges are right next to each other we decided to check out both and see which one we preferred.
SkyTeam Sydney Lounge
Located downstairs close to gate 24 inside the Sydney International terminal, the SkyTeam Alliance Lounge opens up to an expansive space an amazing views out onto the runway from huge floor to ceiling windows.
SkyTeam Lounge
The lounge split into multiple zones including a bar and dining area, lounge area and a workspace. The lounge area is by far the biggest area with lounges and armchairs spread out over the whole area. Each seat has at least one charging station in the armrest making it the perfect space to charge your devices and work before your flight.
Seating options inside the lounge
Seating options inside the lounge
The bar and food area are both self-serve, and because we visited the lounge before an early more flight a range of breakfast options were available including fresh fruit, cereals, and a selection of hot food options. In the bar area, there is a selection of fine wines, juice and soft drink on offer as well as three coffee machines including cold drip coffee.
Food and Bar area inside the SkyTeam Lounge
Inside the lounge are also shower and bathroom facilities, to access the showers you will have to get a key from the front desk as they are locked when not in use. But the bathrooms were very nice and clean with luxury amenities.
SkyTeam Sydney Lounge Bathrooms
Lounge Access
First and Business Class passengers travelling on a SkyTeam Alliance airline including, Delta Airlines (as part of a Virgin Australia codeshare), Vietnam Airlines and Korean Air, as well as SkyTeam Elite Plus members. To book your next business class flight contact our flatbed expert travel consultants today.
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