Detroit Airport Lounges
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport · Detroit, United States
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County (DTW) splits its lounges across two terminals. The McNamara Terminal, Delta's SkyTeam hub, holds the Delta Sky Club and a 24-hour Minute Suites on Priority Pass. The Warren C. Evans Terminal has two further lounges reachable on Priority Pass, oneworld and Star Alliance access. There is no airside link between the two terminals.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
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Delta Sky Club
The Delta Sky Club in the McNamara Terminal is DTW's flagship lounge — Detroit is a Delta hub, so this is the most consistent choice for SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Delta premium-cabin passengers. It pours a complimentary bar and lays out a cold buffet with tarmac views, plus showers for long-haul connections.
Minute Suites
Minute Suites in the McNamara Terminal is open 24 hours and reachable on Priority Pass — private soundproof suites with a daybed where you can sleep, shower or work between flights. The most useful option at DTW for a long layover or an overnight connection.
Lufthansa Business Lounge
The Lufthansa Business Lounge in the Warren C. Evans Terminal takes Priority Pass alongside oneworld Sapphire status and Business Class tickets, and serves a hot and cold buffet with a full bar. The widest-access lounge on the non-Delta side of DTW.
Lufthansa Lounge
The Lufthansa Lounge in the Warren C. Evans Terminal serves Star Alliance Gold members and Business Class passengers, with a hot and cold buffet, full bar and tarmac views. The quieter alliance option for Star Alliance flyers departing the Evans Terminal.
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Minute Suites
★3.1Minute Suites at Detroit's McNamara Terminal is a private-rest concept rather than a traditional lounge: individual soundproof rooms, each with a daybed, soft lighting and its own climate…
Delta Sky Club
★4.4The Delta Sky Club is the flagship lounge at Detroit Metropolitan, located in the McNamara Terminal on Concourse A, across from Gate A38. As Detroit is one of Delta's largest hubs, this is…
The Lufthansa Business Lounge sits airside in Detroit's Warren C. Evans Terminal and has the widest access of the two lounges on DTW's non-Delta side. It welcomes Priority Pass members,…
Lufthansa Lounge
★3.5The Lufthansa Lounge is the Star Alliance option in Detroit's Warren C. Evans Terminal, on the Departure Level between gates 7 and 8. It serves Star Alliance Gold status passengers and…
Participating dining venues (1)
Not lounges — but eligible Priority Pass members can trade a lounge visit for a food and drink credit at these participating venues.
Anitas Kitchen
Dining benefits are set by Priority Pass and each venue and can change without notice. LoungeDeal passes are not valid at these venues.
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport lounges by terminal.
McNamara Terminal
The McNamara Terminal is Delta's Detroit hub and the busier of DTW's two terminals, serving Delta and its SkyTeam partners across concourses A, B and C, all linked airside by the underground Light Tunnel and an automated tram. The Delta Sky Club sits on Concourse A, across from Gate A38, and a 24-hour Minute Suites offers private soundproof rooms on Priority Pass. Both are airside after security.
- —Delta's SkyTeam hub — the Delta Sky Club is the main lounge here
- —Minute Suites is open 24 hours and takes Priority Pass
- —Concourses A, B and C connect airside via the tram and Light Tunnel
- —No airside link to the Warren C. Evans Terminal
Warren C. Evans Terminal
The Warren C. Evans Terminal (formerly the North Terminal) handles DTW's non-Delta carriers, including international and low-cost airlines. Its two lounges sit airside after security: the Lufthansa Business Lounge takes Priority Pass and oneworld access, while the Lufthansa Lounge serves Star Alliance status passengers. Both pour a hot and cold buffet with a full bar.
- —Home to DTW's non-Delta carriers in a single airside concourse
- —Lufthansa Business Lounge takes Priority Pass and oneworld access
- —Lufthansa Lounge serves Star Alliance Gold and Business Class
- —Reach this terminal landside — there is no airside link to McNamara
How to get into lounges at DTW.
Detroit is a Delta hub, so the Delta Sky Club on the SkyTeam side covers the most travellers — but access at DTW splits cleanly by terminal. In the McNamara Terminal, SkyTeam status or a Delta premium ticket opens the Sky Club, and Priority Pass gets you the 24-hour Minute Suites. In the Warren C. Evans Terminal, Priority Pass, oneworld and Star Alliance status reach the two lounges there. Always check which terminal your lounge is in before clearing security, as the two don't connect airside.
SkyTeam status & Delta ticket
SkyTeam Elite Plus status or a Delta Business or First Class ticket gets you into the Delta Sky Club in the McNamara Terminal. As Detroit is a Delta hub, this is the route that covers the most passengers at DTW.
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DeltaPriority Pass
Priority Pass opens two DTW lounges: the 24-hour Minute Suites in the McNamara Terminal, and the Lufthansa Business Lounge in the Warren C. Evans Terminal. Check which terminal you're flying from, as the two don't connect airside.
Priority Passoneworld & Star Alliance
In the Warren C. Evans Terminal, oneworld Sapphire status or a Business Class ticket opens the Lufthansa Business Lounge, while Star Alliance Gold status or a Business Class ticket reaches the Lufthansa Lounge. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
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Star AllianceBusiness & First class ticket
A Business or First Class ticket on your carrier (or an alliance partner) gets you into the matching lounge directly — the Delta Sky Club on the McNamara side, or the Lufthansa Business or Lufthansa Lounge in the Warren C. Evans Terminal — with no membership needed.
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Mind the two terminals
- —DTW's McNamara and Warren C. Evans terminals are separate buildings with no airside connection — pick a lounge in the terminal you're flying from before clearing security.
- —Almost all flights use one terminal or the other; Delta and SkyTeam run from McNamara, most other carriers from the Evans Terminal.
- —If you're connecting between the two terminals, you'll leave security and re-clear, so allow extra time.
Delta hub advantage
- —Detroit is a major Delta hub, so the Delta Sky Club in the McNamara Terminal is the lounge most DTW passengers will actually use.
- —The McNamara concourses connect airside via the tram and the underground Light Tunnel, so you can reach the Sky Club from gates across A, B and C.
- —The Sky Club lays out a complimentary cold buffet and bar with tarmac views — a solid option before a Delta departure.
Long layovers and overnights
- —Minute Suites in the McNamara Terminal is open 24 hours and bookable on Priority Pass — private soundproof rooms with a daybed for sleeping between flights.
- —It's the best DTW option for an overnight connection or a long daytime layover when you want to lie down rather than sit in a buffet lounge.
- —The Delta Sky Club also has showers, useful for freshening up before or after a long-haul leg.
Access by alliance
- —Priority Pass covers the Minute Suites (McNamara) and the Lufthansa Business Lounge (Evans) — confirm which terminal matches your flight.
- —oneworld Sapphire passengers can use the Lufthansa Business Lounge, and Star Alliance Gold the Lufthansa Lounge, both in the Evans Terminal.
- —SkyTeam Elite Plus and Delta premium-cabin flyers use the Delta Sky Club on the McNamara side.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track four lounges at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County (DTW), split across the two terminals. The McNamara Terminal has the Delta Sky Club and a 24-hour Minute Suites; the Warren C. Evans Terminal has the Lufthansa Business Lounge and the Lufthansa Lounge.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at two DTW lounges — the 24-hour Minute Suites in the McNamara Terminal and the Lufthansa Business Lounge in the Warren C. Evans Terminal. Because the two terminals don't connect airside, check that your Priority Pass lounge is in the terminal you're departing from.
Yes. The Delta Sky Club is in the McNamara Terminal, Delta's Detroit hub, on Concourse A across from Gate A38. It serves SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Delta Business and First Class passengers, with a complimentary bar, a cold buffet, showers and tarmac views.
The McNamara Terminal — Delta's SkyTeam hub — has the Delta Sky Club on Concourse A and a Minute Suites that is open 24 hours and reachable on Priority Pass. Both are airside after security.
The Warren C. Evans Terminal (formerly the North Terminal) has the Lufthansa Business Lounge, which takes Priority Pass and oneworld access, and the Lufthansa Lounge, which serves Star Alliance Gold and Business Class passengers. Both are airside.
No. DTW's two terminals are separate buildings with no airside connection. Once you've cleared security in one terminal you can't reach the other's lounges without leaving and re-clearing, so choose a lounge in your departure terminal before you go through.
Yes. Minute Suites in the McNamara Terminal is open 24 hours and offers private soundproof rooms with a daybed, bookable on Priority Pass — the best DTW option for sleeping, showering or working between flights on a long or overnight connection.
Yes. A Priority Pass membership opens the Minute Suites in the McNamara Terminal and the Lufthansa Business Lounge in the Warren C. Evans Terminal, so you can get in without SkyTeam, oneworld or Star Alliance status — just confirm which terminal your lounge is in first.