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Hotels and overnight stay at San Juan de Pasto airport

San Juan de Pasto · Colombia

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PSO · Long layover

Overnight stay at the airport

Can you spend the night at San Juan de Pasto airport (PSO)? Opening hours, rest areas and services for long layovers. See also the airport guide for general information.

Night Hours and Terminal Closure

Spending the night at Antonio Nariño Airport is not allowed. The terminal does not operate 24 hours a day and closes to the public in the evening (around 18:00), once daily scheduled flight operations are complete.

Early Morning Departure Advice

There are no designated rest areas, 24-hour food outlets, or pharmacies inside the terminal overnight. Travelers with early morning flights should arrange overnight lodging in nearby Chachagüí or in Pasto and arrive when the terminal reopens in the morning (starting at 06:00).

Services and opening hours can change. If you plan to sleep in the public area, have a plan B: some airports only let passengers with a flight stay overnight.

Hotels at and near PSO

There are no hotels or sleep pods inside Antonio Nariño Airport.

Hotels with Airport Shuttle

Certain hotels in the city of San Juan de Pasto (around 28–30 km away), such as Vincent Suites and Hotel Don Saul, can arrange private airport transfers for an extra fee with prior booking.

Nearby Accommodations

Various lodging options are available in Chachagüí and near the terminal:

  • Hotel y Cabañas Río Mayo: 0.5 km (0.3 miles).
  • Hotel Explora: 0.6 km (0.4 miles).
  • Alex Country House: 1.3 km (0.8 miles).
  • Hotel RA04: 1.6 km (1 mile).
  • La Gran Estancia Hotel Campestre: 3.8 km (2.4 miles).

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Tips for a long layover

  1. Check whether you can leave the airport: it depends on your nationality, the visa rules of Colombia and whether your bags are checked through.
  2. If you sleep airside, you will usually need a boarding pass for a flight that day. Ask your airline before you go through security.
  3. A lounge with day access can be cheaper than a hotel for a few hours: see VIP lounges at PSO.
  4. Keep your valuables with you, set an alarm and carry a light layer: terminals are often cold at night.
  5. Going to a hotel in town? See transportation from PSO (27 km to San Juan de Pasto), and check which services run at night.
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