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With floor-to-ceiling windows, local wine, and a rooftop deck, the Seattle Delta Sky Club might just be Delta’s best lounge ever. In this video, we tour the space, review the amenities, and explain why this lounge is setting a new standard for airport luxury.

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00:00Is this Delta's best lounge ever? With a 260-degree wraparound terrace, massive floor-to-ceiling
00:05windows, and an immersive dining experience, it just might be. Delta just unveiled their fourth
00:10ever Delta One Lounge and newest Sky Club, so I flew across the country all the way to Seattle
00:15to check it out firsthand. This is the first time the two spaces are actually stacked on top of each
00:19other. The ground floor is home to the 14,000 square foot Sky Club, which features plenty of
00:24space to relax, gorgeous panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, two shower suites,
00:28a premium bar, and three food islands stacked with food options. You can even find clam chowder from
00:34Seattle's own Ivers. Just one floor up is the Delta One Lounge. The kitchen is open so you can see the
00:39food being prepared, so you really feel like you're at an upscale restaurant in the city. The restaurant
00:43features locally-sourced seafood for dishes like their crab-stuffed cannelloni. Don't sleep on the
00:48cheese plate either. It comes complete with Beecher's handmade cheese from Pike Place Market. The bar has
00:53bespoke cocktails inspired by Delta's routes, like the Soul Margarita, the real star of the show
00:58is the terrace. Not only can you see Mount Rainier on a clear day, it has ample seating, so you can sit
01:03outside and enjoy some classic Pacific Northwestern views before getting on your flight. So what do you
01:08think? Is this Delta's best lounge ever?
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