Nothing fancy. And at around 70 dollars an hour, it's not cheap. I'm not even sure of their cleaning strategies. But the room was decent, it wasn't uncomfortable, it had a decent little amazon basics fan (that needed dusting). My first flight had a medical emergency, causing me to miss my connection and causing me to wait over eight hours in the airport. I crashed here for four hours of sleep (for what you'd pay in a decent hotel in a lot of places). Basic vinyl couch with a trundle bed. Desk if you want to get work done, but most people who can afford 70 an hour have a lounge membership. They provide a blanket and pillow, which have hopefully been laundered. I do wish they had a private bathroom, but alas, you must use the crowded public bathrooms in the terminal. I got four hours of great sleep that saved me from exhaustion and having to wait eight grueling WAKING hours in ATL. If you're privileged enough to afford it, it's well worth it to have peace, quiet, and SLEEP! Front desk attendant was helpful and kind. read more

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I stopped by this place to get bottle water before boarding my flight. The price on the water bottle is reasonable so that's why I purchase it here. You can get room temperature one or one that is cold. The only issue I experienced here was they couldn't give me my receipt. The computer just wouldn't print it and they couldn't find it in their system. I needed the receipt for work so they just printed me one out but it doesn't show my credit card number. read more

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Terrible service. At 9pm there wasn't anything available until midnight. So I booked a room for 12-1AM because our flight was delayed until 3:25AM. Arrived at 12 to be told the room was double booked and unavailable but I could book again for 1:15. Went back to check in desk at 1AM... clerk ignored me until 1:15 and then said my room was ready. No one had come out since 1 so she purposefully made me stand there and wait. And told me I had to leave by 2AM. Lazy and unprofessional begin behavior. read more

First and Foremost, the attendant was awesome. Excellent customer service. Now on to the room, to charge upwards of $70-$80/hour and this is what you provide? Not to mention my door couldn't lock. I was warned in advance. I was given the option between this room and another since the person did arrive yet to check in. So nonetheless, someone was going to get this room with no lock. I've spent less on sleep pods in NEW YORK and they were clean, modern and provided what they said they did. It advertises TV and Locked doors. I got neither of those things. DO NOT STAY HERE!!!!! It's gross. read more

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I stayed in Atlanta, near concourse B24. The front desk staff was very kind and accommodating, especially Monique and Shanita. As long as you don't expect this to be a full hotel room (no bathroom or sheets), it's great. I slept on the little couch. It has a trundle but I didn't need it. May I recommend that you bring a few things to make this really nice- bring your own pillowcase and a small sheet to cover the couch. They give you a pillow with a disposable cover and a clean blanket. It can be a little noisy in the terminal and on the tarmac so bring some earplugs and request a room a little further in from the entrance. There's a small green nightlight so bring an eye mask to sleep in. Also bring your own trash bag. It was pricey to stay all night, but SO worth it to be on the other side of the security line for my 6:40AM boarding call. For a really early flight, it may be worth your while! read more

Monique was the sweetest! Super welcoming. Never experienced a suite before had a bunch of work to catch up on. Definitely worth the price!!

The staff isn't the most friendly or helpful, but they will check you in. Don't expect much else. It's a place away from the crowds, which is the best part of it. Room is basic with a day bed and power outlets to charge devices. Some rooms have a fridge some don't. Sometimes the showers are available, sometimes not. You have to ask for a blanket and pillow, otherwise you get a vinyl daybed to lay on. Don't expect anything beyond basic check-in service. It has potential to be better, but only if the people at the desk would actually care. read more

Unfortunately have to ding them for what feels like misleading information. The part of the minute suites that's open 24/7 is the walk up shop. The suites to nap in don't open until 6:30am which there is no sign saying - just 'open 24/7' and 'shh travellers sleeping' not while I was there I guess haha. I'm not sure who needs a nap at 6:30am or later but this may be the place for you. I was hoping to catch a bit of sleep during my layover after an early red eye but there is nothing open like that Shout out to the gal at the counter I appreciate your flat rudeness. Direct and 'we're not open another hour' was perfect thanks read more

Hey there! I love me a good ole Minutes Suites lounge. I worked last night and could have used a few hours to nap. So, that's exactly what I did. I slept for 2 hours and now I'm on my next flight to Vegas! Thanks for great customer service! It's appreciated for sure. read more

Minute Suites - Concourse B - Interior of rooms - Airport Lounges Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Reserved my suite and got a confirmation email only to be told "oh we gave it to someone else." Had a super important meeting I needed the room for, super confused as to why you guys send out confirmation emails only for it to not be there. read more

EDIT: I really appreciated the business reaching out to me and they did refund my money which was very nice of them. Obviously this doesn't change my experience but hopefully this is a step in the right direction and I'd love to give them another stay! Thank you for your wonderful service in the end! Guys... I'm going to be very blunt in this review. I stopped by here during a layover for an hour and a half after a 6am flight. For the hour and a half, it was $90. I figured it was going to be worth it as I was exhausted and had a 4 hour layover. The man at the front desk was less than friendly, making it already not a very pleasant experience. He brought us back to the suite and told us we needed to apply pressure to the door in order to lock it because it was a little broken. Already I'm annoyed because I paid close to $100 and they are off the bat telling me the room is broken. It took me 10 minutes to figure out the door and I had to get him to show me how to do it because I was convinced it wouldn't lock. After rattling and fidgeting with it for 10 minutes I finally got it locked and was on the brink of a break down. We also put the chair in front of the door because of how unstable the lock on the door was. The couch was a trundle and part of it was sunk in and sort of broken, making it uncomfortable. They didn't give us any pillows or blankets which I figured since they didn't offer, they just didn't have them. When we left we saw a different man at the front desk giving customers pillows and blankets. So we laid uncomfortably, completely flat for $90. I honestly think this was a scam and I would not spend the money if I were you. If you have a long enough layover, just get a hotel room for a couple of hours, it's cheaper, more comfortable and probably has better service. The room had a desk, fridge, and the couch. The lights were dimmable which was nice, but other than that I really have nothing good to say about this place. read more

I happened to get really lucky and magically get to spend an hour in the Buckhead suite during a long layover. Highlights: +/-First and first and for most the location by B24 is small. It only has 7 rooms +/- I highly recommend using their app/website to make a reservation to make sure you can visit +/- If you have priority pass, you get and hour free. Since it seems every one and their mother has the pass now, I would bank on being able to use you free hour. You can also pay , though rates will be based on the length of your visit +/-the room consists of a small desk , tv , and a large couch that is great for passing out on. The only downside now is they didn't seem to have blankets in the room anymore post Covid, so make sure to bring something or you could even purchase one at the airport Overall it's a great option now to just get away from the Airport activity and overcrowded lounges if you need to catch up on your sleep or a call. Noise from the outside can still be heard but is a a very low level. read more

Minute Suites - Concourse B - Buckhead room - desk/tv - Airport Lounges Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Daybeds are hard and have a metal band in the middle. The room was hot. The pillow had a paper cover. Very uncomfortable. For $100 for 1 hr 15 I would expect much more. Needless to say, I got a refund. read more

Booked here a couple of times using my Priority Pass and thru their app a few days before arriving. First time I booked a Piedmont Suite and the 2nd time a Peach Tree Suite. Both rooms provided a sofa/day bed, a desk, office chair, TV and tissue box. Yes, a tissue box... for blowing your nose, obviously. The room is big enough for 2 adults to rest comfortably. The Peach Tree Suite had a broken lock and the door would not stay shut. I had to use the office chair and my backpack to hold the door closed. At the time we would be charged $28 for a no show and it looks like it's now $34 for a 1 hour stay. On my 2nd time for some reason I booked a 5pm slot when I thought I had booked an 8pm slot. When I checked in at 8pm they said to come back at 8:15pm and they will have a room for me which they did and I wasn't charged for anything extra. read more

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Definitely recommend utilizing. I had a FIVE hour lay over in Atlanta after traveling for 10 hours already and was TIRED. I used the Minute Suite for the first time and was GLAD I did. I purchased three hours of sleep time and it was well worth it. Cost about $70. My first hour was free due to a pass my husband had. Ask for an extra blanket if you get cold/chilly easily. Snacks and a TV was also provided in the room. It was perfect. Thank you. read more

Minute Suites - Concourse B - Airport Lounges Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

My review mirrors Chelsea L. from about a month ago. As someone also with social anxiety this place is a god send. Having a private place to relax and catch a nap is awesome. Now here's the ugly. If you can, go to the other one at B24. This one isn't the best. The staff isn't too friendly. There's no private bathroom. I wanted to take a shower and relax. No shower or bathroom. Had to go to the public bathroom. The rooms aren't sound proof. I'm literally listening to some corporate bro have a full blown on conversation about work. I wanted to nap, but that won't be happening. Also the guy at the front desk is watching tv and you can hear it through the door. There's no food or drinks to purchase here. The other location has that and a full convenience store right across the hall. Definitely disappointed. This could have been great but it's almost like being at the gate waiting for your plane. Go to the other location down the hall. Trust me. It'll save you some heartbreak. read more

This is the World's greatest invention!! I had 5 hrs between flights and was exhausted after my red eye. This 1 hr nap was desperately needed. Keion was so sweet checking me in and making sure my room was clean. The rooms have outlets and a TV. You can turn off all the lights if you need complete darkness. Rooms are not soundproof and you can hear everything in the terminal so bring ear plugs if you need them. I passed out immediately. Reserve your appointment ahead of time if you can because they fill up fast. There are 2 locations, one across from B16 and one near B25. Enjoy your rest! read more

Minute Suites - Concourse B - Incredible experience! - Airport Lounges Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I'm genuinely disgusted. This place has never been particularly nice, but it seems management has completely let this place go. On a positive note the receptionist was very kind. I don't know how she keeps a positive attitude putting customers in rooms like this...if the general condition wasn't enough, the gnats joining me for my breakfast was the cherry on top! I can't say that I'll ever come back, even considering it's free for me, unless it's an act of absolute desperation. The fact that people pay for this is absolutely mind boggling - I would be absolutely irate. read more

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A life saver if you're stuck in the airport overnight and need a place to sleep. After a cancelled flight, I was stuck overnight in the airport and was able to book a suite that night to stay until the next morning. The room offers a couch and TV. The noise levels are dependent on the walking traffic in the concourse since there is a lack of noise proofing. It was clean and simply got the job done. A complaint would be that there are no private bathrooms. Overall, this is a simple way to lay down with privacy if you are single or traveling in a pair dealing with an overnight canceled flight. FYI, the first hour is free if you are an AMEX Platinum card holder or a part of Priority Pass. read more

Minute Suites - Concourse B - Sofa with a pullout section at the bottom - Airport Lounges Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I tried minute Suites at Atlanta International Airport concourse B during a two-hour layover from Miami on my way home to Hawaii. Fortunately, as a benefit to American Express platinum card holders, we are allowed a one hour stay at minute Suites, normally a $42 value. I was pleasantly greeted and shown my room quickly. I was surprised that there were only a few rooms available but at a $155 price for 8 hours, I can understand why. There is nothing that is included in the price except Free TV, a sofa bed, desk, pillow, and blanket. Bottled water, soda, cookies, and all other snacks are available for purchase. You would think that at $42 an hour, you might get a bottle of water and a cookie but not at this place. I'm glad that I got to try for free and even fell asleep for about half an hour but I think in the future I'd much rather spend my time at the Delta Sky Club and sleep on the plane. read more

In A Nutshell: -The Minute Suites in the Atlanta airport is a nice reprieve from one of the, if not the busiest airport in the USA. -Having the trusty Priority Pass membership has come in handy over the years, even during the pandemic. -This suite is definitely mini, but it has all the things you need: privacy, security, TV, workstation, fridge filled w/ beverages/snacks (you pay a la carte). -There are only a handful of rooms, so if they are full you just sign up on the waiting list. -Maximum time allotted that is included for free is 1 hour, additional time costs $. Overall, take advantage of your Priority Pass membership in Atlanta Hartsville-Jackson airport!! read more

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I like the idea and the set up, but I came in wanting to take a nap only to have the attendant knocking on the door multiple times throughout my hour to ask random, unnecessary questions, including asking for a tip! read more

Minute Suites - Concourse B - Airport Lounges Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

What a great little quiet piece of heaven in the midst of the hustle and bustle of ATL Airport ! Such a cool option to explore in your travels during a layover to stay safe and healthy during your travels ! They offer a stacked mini fridge of beverage options as well as a snack tray so you can seamlessly enjoy your experience without leaving the comfort of your suite ! To top it off, you can catch up on your favorite Netflix show or browse channels on DirecTV. Can't wait to come back ! (Tip: If you have a Priority Pass Membership you have access to one complimentary 1 hour stay per day in your travels- definitely book ahead of time for the most seamless experience or there is a bit of a wait ! If you have a qualified AMEX Card you may have a complimentary PP Membership so definitely look into it-thanks AMEX for this awesome benefit !) read more

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After a holiday and hopping on and off flights, a nap is in order! You have another flight to catch, but you have a layover too short to book a room and too long to keep staying awake. Are you going to lay on that dirty airport floor? Try to nod off in a chair with one eye open watching your personal items? Of course not! You're not in college anymore! Your best bet to catch some shut eye is to check out the Minute Suites. All you need is your Priority Pass, credit card, and I.D. to check in. You get an hour for free, but if you need more time you can let the host know and your card will be charged. There was water and energy shots on the desk if you wanted or needed for a small price. Cool! There were snacks and tracker size toiletries in the front for purchase too. The room was clean and well presented with dim lights to get you ready for a little break from all that noise from the airport. Wi-Fi and outlets to charge your electronics safely away from the public was much needed too. All in all, I was glad I stopped by the Minute Suites to catch a break away from running around. Elmer was our host for the Magnolia room. He was professional and happy to help. Highly recommend! read more

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As a Priority Pass member, I have 1 hour free access. However, they only have 5 rooms, and their WiFi was down today. So though I had to wait 30 minutes for a room to become available, I decided not to wait, and stay instead in the open waiting area right outside. read more

I have been a Priority Pass member longer than I can remember. I get it as a perk with my credit card. But, I never tried to use it. Today, I had a three plus hour layover in Atlanta and I decided to use the pass (for the first time ever) at the mini suites Concourse B. The lady behind the counter politely told me at 5 PM, that the next availability was at 7:15 PM. How long are these people's layovers? This looked very small from the outside. Never got inside. I've always wondered whether the Priority Pass is a gimmick or not. Perhaps I received a clue today. read more

Minute Suites - Concourse B - Airport Lounges Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

This review is of the GATE B16 LOCATION. I called ahead to inform the attendant that I would be behind schedule by a few minutes because I got held up in security. The attendant wasn't particularly friendly, but I wrote it off as maybe the morning blues. It's the weekend, and this young lady would probably like a couple more hours of sleep as many would. I hung up and made my way over from the security checkpoint to the Minute Suites location. Upon arrival I found the young lady hanging out in the front suite reading a book. Fine. Not a big deal. I'd requested one of the rear suites for this 4-hour time slot anyway. I greeted her with a smile, and she comes out, dryly requesting my reservation name, then my Priority Pass, then my ID. She smiled down at her mobile phone, but never once at me. Okay, I get that, too. No biggie. When she's checked me in, she points me to the front room I found her in when I walked up. I stated that I requested one of the rear suites, I believe it was the Piedmont. She says "ohhhh well yours probably got moved around because we try to accommodate EVERYbody." Okay in that case I'm not sure why they take specific Suite requests at all. When I entered the "suite", I found that they are NOTHING like they used to be. I haven't flown out of ATL in a couple of years, so I expected them to be simple, clean, and chill. The cushion is ripped up, the walls are badly stained, one of the ceiling panels is falling in, and albeit a small thing, the little door on the thermostat panel just hangs open. I'm not sure why this place hasn't been spruced up or updated, but the suite I'm in is pretty much the poster child for neglect and abandonment. I don't even feel comfortable in here I believe there are 2 other locations at this airport. TRY THOSE, but do NOT come here unless you are absolutely DESPERATE for a resting place. I got here 4 hours early for my flight because my friend had to do something else today and I didn't wanna hold them up. I wish I'd just waited in a restaurant or at the gate. This particular room is a "Minute Motel" for sure. Roaches and rats wouldn't surprise me at this point. I want to add that there is a rather loud conversation happening as we speak right outside the door of the suite I'm in. read more

Why did I not know that these existed? After a horrid red-eye flight and a long layover, I needed a nap. Naps are frowned-upon in the Delta Sky Club and I looked for a great alternative. After a few hours in one of their suites, the pricing is comparable to a hotel room. However, the rooms are spacious enough for two people to take a quick nap, and there is a desk if you have to get some work done. My one issue with this particular location is that it does not have a restroom. You have to leave your suite and walk quite a ways down the terminal to the nearest restroom. I would've expected a place like this to have its own restroom for customers. Besides that, it was a quick comfortable stay and would stay again if I found myself in ATL with a long layover and in need of a quiet place for a few hours. read more

My boyfriend and I were able to take a nice mid morning nap in a Minute Suite in the Atlanta airport-- a complementary perk to his Priority Pass. The little suite was really comfy. The couch pulled out on the bottom to give each of us roughly a twin size bed (probably slightly smaller). I imagine this would be a great place to let a kiddo take a nap if you have a long layover. Each suite has its own temperature control, white noise volume adjustment, desk, in-wall TV, and mini fridge stocked with snacks and drinks available for additional purchase. The employee that checked us in was AWESOME-- so kind and accommodating. Even hearing her talk on the phone to other guests with reservations she had the utmost respect and professionalism. When we were checking out the employee was also very kind and offered us a hot towel to freshen up before we left. read more

Convenient resting suite, compact yer comfy, couch, tv, table and snacks, close to the gates in concourse B, the staff is very friendly too, the issue here is they only have five rooms so you have to book early, the other minute suites at concourse T is less busier. read more

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The problem with the "business managers" replies is that they are boilerplate replies where nothing is done to improve service or address issues and business continues as usual. Thus my review stands as is. As I mentioned based on the 2 employees I encountered (again I would see if it where 1 employee but I stayed in the Minute Suites during a shift change and experienced subpar performance from TWO employees) subpar trifling service seems to be the norm and clearly tells me that if you do not fit the expected demographic at Minute Suites you should for sure save your money and go elsewhere. read more

This rating is overall experience. My husband and I were traveling with our infant and wanted a quiet place to rest before the flight (May 25th). We first went to the Minute Suite by B16 (ATL), and the girl there was nice but when we told her that our gate was B26, she told us there was another one near B25. So we went over to B25. And the girl there was so rude and unhelpful. She seemed so annoyed that we were asking about availability like she couldn't be bothered. She was also texting on her phone the entire time we were there asking for a room. We ended up going back to B16 and the girl there was nice and gave us a room immediately. The room itself was small, but decent. We had to ask for a blanket, there were no pillows. It was fine for what we were looking for, which was a quiet space for baby to rest and feed before long flight. But customer service was very inconsistent. As stated, one of the girls was very rude. If she hates being in customer service, maybe she needs a different job? read more

Honestly, the business must be falling on hard times. Things have slowly disappeared like getting a blanket in your room and having working locks on the doors, which is a big concern for travelers looking to catch some sleep. Recently, they changed the priority pass so pass holders have to make their reservation upon arrival in person. Anybody who has tried this knows there is at best an hour wait, which defeats the purpose on layovers. read more

Sometimes you run across something so neat, you want to tell the world. Sometimes you run across something so cool, you want to keep it as a secret for yourself. I'm right in the middle with Minute Suites. I had read about this place while clicking around on the internet and considered stopping in a couple of months ago when I had a 3.5 hour layover in Atlanta. I thought maybe the price was too steep, so I went to the Delta Lounge instead. *blech* A couple of days ago, I had about 2-hours to kill at the ATL. I could either wander around, try Delta again, or pony up the $$ for Minute Suites and take a nap. I opted for Minute Suites. I approached the counter and worried that there wouldn't be any space available since it looked pretty small. Not to worry, I guess there isn't much need for a nap room in the middle of the afternoon for most people? I prepaid for 1.5 hours (around $52) and was shown to a small room with a sofa that doubles as a bed, a desk and chair, and a TV. My intent was to sleep, but I was shown how to work the TV, lights, volume, etc. and given a blanket. The prospect of being able to utilize the free wifi was tempting, but I stuck to the plan and turned down the lights and volume (yes, left the tv on) and stretched out. ZzzzZZzzZZzzzz Even with the occasional PA announcement from the gate across the way, I managed a pretty solid nap. There may have been some drool .. even possibly some snoring. I can't say for sure. I had asked to have someone come knock on the door at the 1.5-hour mark, but I woke up about 15-minutes early and made my own way out. So, yeah, paid for 15-minutes I didn't use .. and I sooooo don't care. It was worth it. If the price was a wee bit cheaper, I'd seriously consider later flights and earlier airport arrivals. But, I'm weird that way. read more

Minute Suites - Concourse B - Airport Lounges Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Extremely poor customer service today. The lady behind the desk was not welcoming or friendly. I have a Priority Pass membership and she told me that there were no rooms available, and that I'd have to book ahead of time. I observed several rooms open at the time. I figured how to navigate Minute Suites terrible app, and finally booked a stay starting about 10 minutes after she told me that no rooms were available. When I came back she told me the TV in my room was broken, opened the door and walked away. No introduction as to other amenities of the room, how the club works, or anything. Very disappointing as an American Express Platnium card holder to have this level of service. read more

I had a 6 hour over night delay due to weather. They only gave me a blanket, no sheet, and a pillow. The only toilet is out in the concourse. The bed has a vinyl surface and is not very comfortable. Personally, I would never use this suite again. Not very comfortable and not very quiet. read more

Unfortunately, an all around a terrible experience. My husband and I were hoping for a quiet oasis at the airport to nap and relax due to a flight that was delayed for 7 hours. Sadly, this place was a nightmare. This location was extremely noisy! From our suite, we heard the lady at the front desk have loud conversations with both guests and work friends who were stopping by to visit her. Furthermore, we heard all the airport announcements from our suite as well. We were not offered any blankets or additional pillows (the room only had 1 pillow and no blankets). The only good thing was that we did not have a reservation but they had a room available for us in 30 minutes. I hope they can remedy the noise issue soon! read more

The concept is wonderful, however, my experience was lacking. Let's start with the good. Atlanta airport is VERY busy. For someone who has social anxiety this offers a place to be away from all the people. Although it isn't noise canceling, there is a white noise machine overhead that you can turn up or down to kind of drown out the foot traffic outside. I see they have some snacks available for purchase but I brought in my own. Now for the less positive. The workers outside were very unfriendly at the location by B16. I understand they probably interact with a lot of different people during their shift however you can be standing right in front of their face at the counter and they will not look up at you or address you. Once you do get their attention it's very blunt and matter of fact. I had some time to kill before my 2:30pm check in and walked down the B concourse further and ran into another Minute Suites. The workers down there were very nice and helpful and I was able to ask them my question without feeling like I'm interrupting their phone time. My receipt said I was being helped by Shanterra. There was also a larger gentleman working who was on his phone and when I asked if I could check in he said to go to the woman who was right next to him looking down as well. I think she was counting change and when I went to ask her she got upset because I interrupted her counting even though that's what I was advised to do by the man beside her. No explanation on anything regarding the room so I just kind of had to poke around and figure it out. There also was a hole in the drop ceiling in my room. Overall, if you are in this extremely busy airport and need a place away it's nice that this place is available. I would advise going down to the Minute Suites by B25 though for a better experience. The workers did not instill any confidence in me that this place is being properly taken care of so I operated under that assumption. Also, I see no need for the tv when there is no access to local channels and/or streaming. The lady leaving was different and she wished me a good day leaving. My reservation was 01/08/2024 at 2:30pm-4:30pm. read more

I got this free for oNe hour with my credit card, but do t go over the hour or you will owe your soul lol. Also don't get any of the food, it is cheap processed snacks and cost like the queen of England made them herself. It was fine for a small r and r and if you are really stressed it could be a good way to wind down a bit. Also if you have last minute work to do I can see the need to sit and work quitely. read more

If you ever see a chunky Asian dude traveling through the ATL airport with a 15-pound poodle mix named Cranberry, that's me. Yeah, she hurts my street cred. My girl isn't the heaviest, but I needed a break carrying over one of my shoulders (while she laid uncomfortably in her black, breathable duffle bag) through TSA. (*Side note: Security inspected my bag only to find raw meat--my Cranberry's dog food--and they got freaked out.) During my most recent departure from ATL, I was tired, cranky, and needed a break at the world's busiest airport. So I decided to utilize my Priority Pass membership (I see you Chase Sapphire Reserve) and stopped by Minute Suites. Things to know: ***** I. LOCATION: Concourse B, B15. Take a left at the intersection following your ascension up the escalator. II. WHY CHECK IT OUT: Stuck in the airport for an extended period? Chances are you'd like to put your feet up and relax (in private). The room comes with a computer, a somewhat comfortable sofa, and adjustable lighting. III. PRICES: I only did an hour with my Priority Pass membership. Without it, though, it's $42 an hour with $15 increments. IV. EXPERIENCE: I had a decent cuddle with Cranberry for about 45 minutes, shoes off and all. The sofa isn't the most comfortable, especially for the price, but it's comparatively much better than anything else in the airport (aside from the chairs in the Delta lounge). I was surprised to see that they don't offer a private bathroom. You'd think that would come with the room. V. OVERALL: Good enough experience for me to consider staying at Minute Suites if I get stuck at the airport before a flight. read more

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