Overnight layover guide. Sleeping facilities in the public zone or boarding area
Spending the night at the airport
St. Louis airport operates with many flights inside the United States and some international destinations, so there is usually movement during the night. Although the terminals are open 24 hours a day, layover passengers will have to remain in the public area once the security checkpoint closes at night.
Where to rest: A limited number of seats are available, so you will probably have to sleep on the floor. Therefore, it is recommended to have a sleeping bag or blankets. Inside concourse A and Terminal 2, there are a few benches that are more comfortable, but concourse C is often preferred, as it is a little darker and quieter. In the check-in area, you may find a few couches that you can put together to make a bed. Another option is to access the airport's VIP lounges, which provide more amenities, although they close at night. On the other hand, there are numerous hotels in the surroundings, some of them with shuttle services around the clock.
Baggage: There is no luggage storage, so you will have to keep your baggage with you until check-in.
Eating and drinking: The only options available 24 hours a day are vending machines throughout the enclosure.
Wi-Fi: Free for 60 minutes.
Other services open around the clock: ATMs, children's playground, baby changing facilities.
Other services open around the clock: ATMs, children's playground, baby changing facilities.
Booking accommodation
Nearby Hotels
In the vicinity of the enclosure, you can find numerous accommodations, many of which provide free transport to and from the airport. On the lower level of both terminals, near gates 12, 17 and 18, there are courtesy phones to make reservations.
Drury Inn & Suites St. Louis Airport (0.5 km/0.3 miles)
Marriott St. Louis Airport (0.6 km/0.4 miles)
Hampton Inn St. Louis-Airport (0.7 km/0.4 miles)
Pear Tree Inn St. Louis Airport (0.7 km/0.4 miles)
Hilton St. Louis Airport (0.9 km/0.6 miles)