Early flight from Milan Malpensa? Terminal choice matters when your hotel for the night is MXP. 😴
Terminal 1 has the edge for sofas and sleep-friendly seating, while Terminal 2 can mean getting better acquainted with the floor.
Our Guide to Sleeping MXP Sleep Guide: https://t.co/EXnF1TSwoY
Denver Airport has a few surprises for stranded sleepers - including a rest area, plenty of couches and a cot area so well hidden that some travellers stumble across it by accident. 😴
The catch? Bright lights, announcements and competition for the good spots.
Sleeping at DEN? Here’s where to look:
https://t.co/zoOHyZcfvo
Sydney Airport sleeper warning: the terminals actually close overnight. 😬
Our Guide to Sleeping at Sydney Airport covers what happens at closing time, where you can rest while the terminals are open and the alternatives if you’re stuck overnight.
https://t.co/ZA8LkwwOxr
Seattle Airport travellers say it can be bright, cold and surprisingly difficult to find somewhere comfortable to settle in.
Have you been through SEA recently? Read the latest traveller reviews and add your own story: https://t.co/qpOVlgESrB
Sleeping in Bahrain Airport - "(almost) every gate has a large collection of comfortable furniture to sleep on. Take your pick: soft modern-chic couches, leather recliners, or armless bench seats. Pro tip: the couches can be pushed together for a truly dreamy sleep spot." - a traveller review (July 2023) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sleeping in Dublin Airport - "Comfy horizontal padded surface for spreading out on a 8am - 6pm layover for few hours, near gate 202 inside security. Very clean and relatively quiet except for periodic announcements during gate activity." - a traveller review (April 2024) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sleeping in Copenhagen Airport - "There are padded benches in the waiting area for gate E24 that you can push together to form a larger area to sleep on. The area was really quiet all night." - a traveller tip (August 2023)
❄️🌨️ Weather delays and flight cancellations got you stuck in the airport? Check with your airline or an airport employee to see if cots are available.
Sleeping in Tromso Airport - The airside zone benches, configured in a 1+3+1 layout, are well-suited for sleeping, especially for those under 185 cm tall. Each bench includes various charging options like power sockets, USB, and USB-C ports. 💤🛌✈️
Sleeping in Rome Fiumicino Airport - "[I wandered] the airport and here I am at gate E41 with these flat sofas for the maximum comfort one can get at an airport during transit." - a traveller review (March 2024) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sleeping in Barcelona El Prat Airport 💤🛋️⚡️- "there are now a few comfortable sofas with charger ports and an information screen. My flight was at 07:20 but I went through security the night before at 20:00 with no problem." - a traveller review (July 2024)
Sleeping in Tromso Airport - "You can either choose the benches’ option, but I preferred to use the stools available to create a more comfy bed in a corner. I slept 7 hours almost straight. Really worth it. A sleeping bag, earplugs and night mask are needed obviously, at least for me." - a traveller review (February 2022)