Sleeping inside or in nearby hotels (PHX)

Overnight layover guide. Sleeping facilities in the public zone or boarding area

Spending the night at the airport

Phoenix airport is large and is open 24 hours a day. Most services are concentrated in Terminal 4. It is recommended to have earplugs, as the enclosure is noisy even at night.

Where to rest: Most seats have armrests, so it is best to have a sleeping bag in case you have to lay on the floor. On the other hand, in concourses B and D of Terminal 4, you may find a few, more comfortable benches, as well as in some of the eateries of both terminals. The airport's VIP lounges close at night, but they offer more amenities if you have a bigger budget. In addition, you can book a room in one of the hotels in the vicinity, which can provide you with a shuttle service.

Baggage: The enclosure does not operate luggage storage offices.

Eating and drinking: At least one of the pre-security options in each terminal is open throughout the night.

Wi-Fi: Free and unlimited.

Other services available around the clock: ATMs, nursing rooms, chapel, children's play areas.

  Booking accommodation

Nearby Hotels

Although there are no hotels inside the enclosure, its central location means there are several accommodations nearby, many of which provide complimentary transport for their guests. In the baggage recollection halls, there are courtesy phones to make reservations.

SureStay Hotel by Best Western Phoenix Airport (1.8 km/1.1 miles)
Days Inn by Wyndham Airport - Phoenix (2 km/1.2 miles)
Hilton Garden Inn Phoenix Airport North (2 km/1.2 miles)
Holiday Inn Express Phoenix-Airport/University Drive (2.2 km/1.4 miles)
Extend-a-Suites Phoenix Airport (2.3 km/1.4 miles)