After a 20 hour travel day and severe jet lag I couldn't face napping in the terminal in the middle of the day. Minute Suites has private rooms with beds and a desk so I was able to finish some work and take a nap in a cold dark room. They also have the option to purchase a shower or snacks in the room. I booked a room for 2 hours and it was quite literally the best $92 I have spent in my entire life. The staff upfront were so helpful and friendly too. If I find myself on a long layover in Philadelphia again I will for sure be coming back read more

RACIST AND RUDE I was traveling to philli for a conference and on my way here I Called the minute suites office to ask if they had any irons available for when I came. The lady left first spoke to on the phone was very polite and nice. She told me that there were irons available for me to iron my clothes. When I got here my experience was completely different. The lady at the front of the desk was very rude and also very disrespectful. She spoke to my wife very impolite manner and when we got into our room and we went back to ask where the iron was, she said "you never asked me about any iron. We don't have an iron for you." In order to talk to someone else to see if there was an iron, I called this location and when I asked the person about the iron. they hung up on me after I asked if they had any irons. I called back and the person on the phone picked up my call and then put it on voicemail. any subsequent attempts at calling were met with the voicemail machine. No one will pick up my phone or called me back after that. High disappointed. This happened at 7:00AM on Saturday, July 14th 2018 in Philadelphia. read more

Checked in after a late flight... ms. Walker, the lady at the front desk certainly had a horrible attitude and was very rude...

Got stuck overnight in Philly airport. Booked a room online , credit card charged and when I got there they were full. Said they were not linked in to the lounge buddy real time. It was real time enough to send me a confirmation and charge my card. By the time I found out they had no rooms everything else was already booked. They should not charge the card til they verify room....now I will have to fight to get the money back read more

Recently stayed at this Minute Suites in the Philadelphia airport for an hour using my Priority Pass. The room was just spacious enough, had a TV/computer, built in sound masking system, a little bed/love seat with a trundle, two pillows and temperature control. Since is was 5:30am, I really just wanted to nap. I'm short so the "bed" was the perfect size and pillows more comfortable than I anticipated. There could've been a blanket but I just used my coat. Internet seemed to be fast enough but I didn't really test it out. Everything looked and felt clean. The only complaints I had were about items in the room. There were 2 Dasani waters for $4 together. Cheap compared to regular airport prices, but even just a cup for water would be great! I also wish the lights had a dimmer but suppose that's too fancy for an airport cubicle "bedroom". Overall, I wish I could've napped longer but didn't want to be charged $30 for the next hour. I will visit Minute Suites again for airport layovers/etc. read more

I said here on a 3 hour delay, what a great concept with wonderfully accommodating staff. Thank you! read more

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Vinyl couch, no blanket, no bathroom. Staff or clients talking in the hallway. Expensive. read more

Saw this place and wanted to check it out. I always hated having layovers and no where to go and nothing to do. I will say the room was clean and had a TV, computer hook up and WiFi. However I could not get the TV to work nor the computer. Then I was going to grab one of the bottles of water and saw it was $4 for the two and decided I had enough. This was one of my shorter layovers and probably could have worked through that and the fact that I had to get to the other side of the airport didn't help either. I would try t again just to give them a fair shake but hope that experience would be better. read more

Folks, this review is for Minute Suites as the PHL option for a private area for nursing moms to feed their babes. The front desk staff was courteous, and the space was more than ample for me to sit with my nugget and feed him. Greatly appreciate this option rather than having to attempt to feed a baby who hates being covered in public! For napping, it seems sparse but with exactly what someone might need for a quick airport nap. Clean, and nice low lighting. Thank you for providing this service! read more

I'm stuck overnight in Philadelphia, and the nearest hotel that isn't sold out is charging $499/night. Minute Suites to the rescue! I booked it on my phone, straggled up to the desk like the frazzled traveler I am, and Tiara and Marquis greeted me by name and treated me like a valued guest. The room is quiet, private, with free WiFi, TV, plenty of space, comfy sofa, blanket and pillows. Best of all, I don't have to make the trek to the airport and struggle through security again before my predawn flight. This is terrific! read more

I had just arrived from Europe hot and bothered. I was put in a room small but clean and tidy. However the air conditioning didn't work any the room was at 75 degrees...felt like a sauna. I didn't like that I had to leave the facility to use the restroom on the airport concourse. There is no shower facility no drink facility no food First hour is free on priority plus card then $28 each hour thereafter....a bit heavy for most I WONT USE THIS SERVICE EVER AGAIN read more

There is a very rude front desk person by the name of Jasmine at the Philadelphia Airport location. When I was asking about a charge, she would not let speak and instead was rude and hung up the phone. I would like to add that the Manager Tusu contacted me and apologized along with looking into the charge situation. Thank you for responding to me so quickly. read more

If you've been stuck in the Philadelphia airport with a canceled flight -- especially overnight, like I was last night -- Minute Suites in a Godsend. My 8:45 p.m. flight was delayed for various changing reasons, then at 11 p.m. canceled and we were told to rebook ourselves. I opted for the 7 a.m. flight and being an Orlando resident, had very little options. As I was headed to my morning departure terminal for what I'm sure would've been a rough and uncomfortable sleep, I stumbled upon Minute Suites and it was just what I needed. I opted for 6 hours for $97.26 with taxes. The space was clean and safe; staff was very friendly. I was incredibly impressed with the amenities in the (approx.) 7x7 room: Direct TV, WiFi, lots of outlets, blanket, pillow, light dimmer, white noise machine and a dead-bolt on the door. There are roughly 20 suites here and they all sold-out this night. I did hear some of the noise that others mentioned, but it was hardly noticeable past 12:30 a.m. Ask for a spot in the way back (down a hall) to help cancel as much out as possible. Like another Yelper mentioned, there is not a restroom within Minute Suites, so you'll need to use the airport's. Not a huge deal, as the women's is just a few feet away. (Not sure about men's.) The desk attendant was more than happy to lock-up my room when I left so that my luggage was secure. While I *hope* to never have to use this service again, I certainly would if I'm ever found in the same position. read more

This is a seriously cool idea. I was at PHL with the absolute worst layover situation-- I flew from Denver at around 1am and landed at 5. I was stuck at PHL with no sleep and a flight to LGA that didn't leave until 10. I really needed a nap since I was going to a dinner party later that day so Minute Suites was a godsend. It's pretty pricey, I paid about $37 for an hour. I was really pleased that I did, the suite was clean and comfortable. Very modern and quiet. I had a great nap and woke up feeling refreshed when the attendant knocked for my wake up call. I would absolutely do this again if I needed a nap and it would be even better for longer layovers since the space comes with internet and a desk. I definitely recommend! read more

Very nice little place for a quick rest! We had a long layover and needed somewhere to put up our feet and put down our bags. The minute suites was suggested to us by a flight attendant. The staff there were very friendly and helpful. The young lady working the front desk seemed genuinely concerned with providing us with a good experience as well as respecting the fact that we were very tired having flown from Chicago 5am that morning.. The rooms are clean and well thought out and large enough for my husband and myself to fit comfortably with all of our luggage but still having enough "elbow room" from one another too. You could even pull out the couch/day bed into a queen size bed for two. We didn't feel the need to do that because we felt the bed was deep enough for a comfortable nap while still in its upright position. Even the location is convenient being located in a part of the airport where you are very close to the food court and shops.. ( I felt safer in the minute suites than I did at Philadelphia airport, and hubby wasn't too keen on me walking around there by myself either.. Just a travelers FYI) All in all great place to relax in between flights, especially if you are an airline employee, the cost was well worth the stay. Only wish I could remember the name of the young lady at the front desk so I could make a special mention:) After our long stay,upon check out she made sure to wish us well on our way to Italy and to have a safe trip, although she had a line full of other customers checking in. Very sweet! read more

Got stuck overnight in PHL due to a missed connection. Did a little research and found the Minute Suites. Although they advertised $120 for the night (8 hours), their prices just raised to $135 (tax included). I opted to stay and overall am glad I did, as I got several hours of much needed sleep. Likes included the cleanliness, the wifi, the pleasant staff, and the fact that I didn't have to leave the secured area of the terminal. Dislikes included noise level. It's right near the end of the moving sidewalk, so whenever someone stepped off the sidewalk with their rolling bag, it was a bit noisy. I must have gotten used to it, or it didn't happen often during the wee hours of the night. The lighted Exit sign within the room was a bit bright. Also, it would be nice if there was a restroom/shower facility within the suites. Had to go across the hall to use the restroom, but they were closed for cleaning, and there are no shower facilities in PHL airport. Overall, I would stay here again if stuck overnight, but I would bring earplugs, and a sleeping mask. read more

Full disclosure: I did not say in one of the suites. However, I wandered in just wanting to check it out. The manager convinced me to step into one of the suites for a mini tour. I joined him and the friendly staff for a rundown of the many amenities that are included. Free Netflix, free internet, sound control, "wake up" service, and a really comfortable space that includes a desk, keyboard, flat screen tv, and couch to sit/sleep on. I have slept in Newark Airport. It sucked. This would have been worth a million bucks as an alternative. read more

I had a long layover after a 20+hr flight. Ive always seen this place during layovers but never thought of it. I took nap and it's perfect place in a airport if you are tired of the journey and want to get ready. Its calm and comfortable. Its expensive but totally worth it if you are tired in an airport. read more

Tried to get in with a priority pass. They said it was full and that I would have to come back when it was not. I decided to stay in front and wait for it to be available and the attendant said he would take my number and call me when it was available. Never got a call. read more

Nice, helpful staff, but the place is just gross. Don't take my word for it, check out the rooms before you decide whether to stay there

A total life-saver! Our flight got cancelled and we had to stay overnight in the airport, but thankfully because of Minute Suites we had a place to rest comfortably overnight without leaving the airport or paying $300 to stay 5 hours in the airport hotel. read more

Agree with the others: a smart place for a quiet nap if you are stuck in Phili w/o having to leave the terminal area. Price is $36.72 including tax per hour. read more

The lady at the desk when i checked In was incredibly rude. She didn't even look up when i came and had the worst attitude. I called before hand to see if they had irons because i had a work event to go to when i landed in Philly. They told me they did. When i got there and checked in, i asked again. When i went to the room i asked for an iron the lady responded, "we don't got no irons. You didn't ask me for no iron." I asked her while checking in .... i left right after because even if i had a reason to stay i wouldn't because the service was just so rude. Lady working there Saturday morning July 14th at 7 AM. Wish i got her name to reference. Hate minute suites. They are never getting my service as a property pass member. read more

I never knew that such an establishment existed and was intrigued by the concept. If I were not exhausted, I likely would have appreciated my stay more than I did. It was convenient and that is exactly what we needed. When our flight was cancelled at midnight, I had to find a place for us to get some rest until the next morning since leaving the airport was not an option. An agent suggested Minutesuites. Fortunately, we were able to get two rooms. The cons of this location is that there is no bathroom facility onsite so when you have to use the bathroom in the terminal corridor across the hall, you have no choice but to take your valuables with you because you can only lock the door to your unit from the inside. There should be a place to remove the chair in the room so that there is more room for the pull-out bed. We would like to have had some kind of sheet to place on top of the bed since it is vinyl material. I used my Priority Pass to get a discount on the units but they (Priority Pass) charged me an additional fee because they considered it a "lounge" - this was not the fault of Minutesuites. Ms. Tusu, the manager, was extremely helpful with providing us with information and Marquis, the agent who checked us in provided great customer service. The pros of this location is that there is a white noise system, was relatively quiet if your unit was further away from the terminal corridor, the staff was very friendly and accommodating and it was great that we didn't have to leave the terminal. read more

Stayed here after a red eye to catch an hour and a half of sleep before our next flight. The accommodations were clean and simple but the service that Jasmin provided us was fantastic. Will definitely use again if needed. read more

Depending on time of day the wait can vary. I waited one minute and was placed in the second suite from the front. Pros -Private suite with door lock -Padded pillow, warm fleece blanket and adjustable thermostat -Free for 1 hour for Priority Pass members -Outlets strategically placed near the desk and couch Cons: -Even with the noise masking at max level 10, I could still hear the conversation at the front desk -Green Exit sign is bright when all the lights are turned off -Couch does not pull out so it can only fit one average American comfortably read more

This place was a godsend! We had no clue a service like this was available at the time. We just happened to stumble across it in our search of trying to find a quiet area in the airport, where we could possibly get some sleep before our next flight. The rate was $40 per hour per room. The room was small but perfect for what we needed. You had the option to watch tv, connect to the wireless internet or turn the white noise on and fall asleep. We choose number three lol. You also had your very own little thermostat Incase you got hot or cold. The guy at the counter said they only offer three places like this in the states, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Dallas airports. I think every airport should offer these services. read more

What a treat! I had a long layover and the Minute Suites saved the day. The staff is incredibly friendly, the rooms are very comfortable and have free Wi-Fi. The Sellitti is clean and even smells very nice. I will definitely be back the next time I have a long layover here. read more

Stopped in after 12 hours of travel since I had a Priority Pass and it was surprisingly refreshing. I came in with low expectations, but this really hit the spot. It is a very small room, but it was a perfect spot to turn down the lights, kick your shoes off, and take a power nap or just relax without the hustle and bustle of the airport. The couch/bed was about as comfortable as it looked--nothing crazy good or bad. It came with two pillows that were shockingly comfortable. My room lacked a blanket but I'm sure if I had asked, I could have gotten one from the front desk. The white noise is just the sound of air blowing but it does drown out most noises, but you can still hear nearby doors opening and closing as well as the front desk phone if you aren't all the way in one of the back rooms. My room had a separate thermostat to control and allowed you to change the volume of a the white noise. There are no complimentary food or drinks, but the water bottles are actually reasonably priced for an airport. Overall, it's worth the stop if you have a Priority Pass but I wouldn't have paid full price for the hour. If I ever come back around, however, I wouldn't mind shelling out the discounted cost for a two hours stay. read more

Great place! I am a frequent flyer and fly out every other week for business. This is my go to stop right before my flight as I like to check in early. The staff are usually quite courteous and rooms are almost always pretty clean. There is a TV in every room and pull out sofas. Only downside is no complimentary drinks or food but other than that I highly recommend staying here while waiting for your primary or connecting flights. read more

The Minute Suites in PHL is a perfect concept for a flyer needing some z's or just 'a moment' from the masses. I am based in PHL with my career. I use Minute Suites for long 'naps' between trips. Would I use this as an overnight hotel ? No. The 'suites' are small, dimly lit rooms with a desk, free internet, free Netflix, a small mirror, temperature and sound control. There is also hooks for hanging suits or clothing for the upcoming trip or meeting. The 'bed' is a small, possibly twin sized, couch with leather/vinyl. It's firm! It offers the place to lie down though and to me, that's the important part. You are given a pillow and blanket and tour of the suite process upon check in; they also offer a wake up service so that you don't miss your flight! There are also conference rooms inside the Minute Suites for taking meetings. The caveat, and it's a pretty big one : No restroom and no showers. There is a restroom located across from the Minute Suites entrance and across the concourse. That stinks for anyone who drinks as much water as I do! IF you get where i am going with this! I had to pop across in the middle of my 6 hour rest here in my less-than-cute get up for sleep and my very sleepy face to utilize the loo. I found the suite to be quite quiet with white noise sound for effective sleeping and woke up ready to fly across the Atlantic. The staff is friendly and helpful. I love this concept and hope other major airports add Minute Suites... I would love to see bathrooms here at this one , EVEN if it's shared and down the hall.. anything to avoid sleepily having to cross the international concourse! Prices seem to vary and there are some corporate discounts available, with the first hour being the most costly. Is it worth it? To me.. yes.. :) read more

Great concept but the location and minimal soundproofing serves to undo the perceived benefit. Have twice stayed for an hour-plus hoping to get a nap in after red eyes with a long layover. However, the one hall of suites must be against some sort of service entrance for airport workers as you hear a mechanical sliding door and worker conversations the whole duration (and clearly). For a nap, pretty useless. read more

Great place!! Got to lie down and nap in a comfortable and quiet space. Would definitely recommend and use again!

This is the best stop for long layovers,or if you just need to take care of some personal things. When you walk up you are greeted by a kind professional person, that will make your stay as comfortable as possible . The suites are luxurious and family complimentary.They also also can accomodate you business needs.They pull out all the stops for comfort at a affordable price. read more

I highly recommend minute suits for any nursing or pumping moms! I was traveling internationally this summer and had the pleasure of using the minute suites for a free 30 minute session! The staff was amazingly accommodating. Everything was clean! read more

Awesome experience. This exceeded my expectations. Quiet, cozy, clean atmosphere. I slept several hours on the daybed then I relaxed and watched TV, stretched, leaving the hustle and bustle of the airport behind. The best part about it was how kind the staff was. read more

Okay, mostly this is just an awesome idea executed correctly. We had a long wait at the Philly airport, and a $36 bed for an hour was just what the doctor ordered. The room was clean, and just the right size. - If you are going to sleep, do use the pull-out bed not the couch. read more

I was caught at Philadelphia airport with a delayed connection. Minute Suites provided me a free 30 minutes to pump! I cannot express enough gratitude. The room was clean and there was a TV with lots of channels. I will certainly be back at every opportunity to support such a great place. Thank you from all working moms!! read more

A nice little retreat when you have a long layover.i have a free hour with my priority pass the three staff members well very nice and professional, their was a rude man in front of me but the staff handle him very well. The room has a nice size tv with netflix and cable ,an a very soft bed with a clean and warm fur blanket read more

I would pay double if I had to for the respite away from the masses - that's really what it is. Not a hotel, not a spa - it's escape from all of the ridiculous people and mad kinetic energy you will find on the daily in an airport. Sometimes you just need some time alone! I love it. Been to the one in Dallas too...please open them everywhere and add bathrooms with beverage service. Yes! read more