Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) does not have conventional sleeping pods or capsules. Minute Suites provides private spaces where travelers can rest, sleep, or work during a layover. Travelers who qualify can take a nap without ever leaving the terminal since Atlanta Airport sleep pods are located inside the airport.
In addition to sleep pods, the airport has lounges and seating spaces for relaxation. Nearby hotels are an option for those seeking a comfortable bed as well.
Sleeping at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
Minute Suites has three locations at ATL Airport, offering private spaces for resting or working between flights. The table below lists their locations and available facilities.
|
Number of Suites |
Location |
Facilities |
|
1 |
Concourse B, near Gate B24 |
Charging ports A daybed sofa Wi-Fi Workstation Overnight stays TV |
|
1 |
Concourse E (Atrium/Escalators) |
A daybed sofa Workstation Charging ports TV Wi-Fi Overnight stay Showers |
|
1 |
Concourse F, near Gate F6 |
Workstation TV A daybed sofa Wi-Fi Overnight stays Charging ports |
Minute Suites Cost at ATL Airport
The cost of Atlanta Airport sleeping pods by Minute Suites varies by booking duration, eligibility for discounted rates, and the type of suite selected. The following table summarizes the rates:
|
Category |
Cost for 1 Hour |
Overnight Charges |
|
Standard |
USD 65 |
USD 225 |
|
Employee or crew |
USD 40 |
USD 145 |
|
Military or veteran |
USD 40 |
USD 145 |
|
Priority pass (Members Only) |
USD 40 |
USD 225 |
|
Suite with shower |
USD 95 (Standard) USD 60 (Others) |
255 (Standard and Priority Pass Members) 165 (Others) |
Alternatives to Sleep Pods at ATL Airport
Travelers who do not wish to book private sleeping pods at Atlanta Airport can use seating areas or lounges to rest between their flights.
Atlanta Airport Seating Areas
ATL has seating areas throughout its terminals and concourses. Some locations may have benches or chairs without armrests, which can be more convenient for passengers trying to rest. The following table highlights the location of seating areas:
|
Location |
Information |
|
Domestic Terminal |
Seating is available in the North and South ticketing halls before security. |
|
Concourse A |
Look for benches without armrests next to Gate A10. |
|
Concourse B |
Next to Gates B7 and B25, chairs without armrests are available. |
|
Concourse F |
Look for couch-style seats on the mezzanine level and close to the center seating sections. |
Note: For added comfort, pack an eye mask, earplugs, and a travel blanket since seating areas and noise levels vary.
Lounges at ATL Airport
ATL has airline lounges and independent lounges across its concourses. Access depends on the lounge's admission rules, which may include airline status, a qualifying ticket, a lounge membership, or an eligible payment card.
|
Lounges |
Number of Lounges |
Location |
|
Admirals Club |
1 |
Near Gate T11 |
|
Delta Sky Club |
7 |
Near Gates T7, A17, B18, and C37 Center (concourse A) Center (concourse D) Center (concourse E) West of Center (concourse F) |
|
United Club |
1 |
- |
|
The Centurion Lounge by American Express |
1 |
Near Gate E11 |
|
The Club at ATL |
1 |
Level 2 (concourse F) |
Hotels & Day Rooms Near ATL Airport
Travelers who need a full night's sleep, a private room, or a place to freshen up between flights can consider hotels near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Options include:
- The Westin Atlanta Airport
- Four Points by Sheraton College Park Atlanta Airport
- Radisson Hotel Atlanta Airport
- Holiday Inn Express Atlanta Airport–College Park
- DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Atlanta Airport