Spending the Night at the Airport
The terminal closes at night, after the last flight of the day, but passengers who arrive before closing may remain inside the airport overnight. However, as it is a relatively small terminal, comfort options are limited and the environment can be cold and noisy during overnight cleaning operations.
Rest Areas
- Public Areas (Landside): Most seating is located on the departures level. Seats are metal with fixed armrests, making it difficult to lie down. Many travellers opt for the wooden benches in the cafés on Level 0 or, as a last resort, the floor (bringing a sleeping mat or blankets is recommended).
- Boarding Areas (Airside): Accessible only if you have already checked in and security screening is operating. Seating options are similar to those in the public areas. It is worth noting that the Piemonte Lounge is not open 24 hours a day, so it is not an option for sleeping throughout the night.
- Rest Cabins: The most comfortable option within the terminal is the ZZZleepandGo cabins located in the check-in area (Level 1). These are private, soundproof and climate-controlled spaces that can be booked by the hour.
Services Available Overnight
If you decide to spend the night at the airport, you should be aware of the availability of the following services:
- Food and Drink: Most shops and restaurants close between 9:00 pm and 10:00 pm. Overnight, options are limited exclusively to vending machines offering snacks and drinks throughout the terminal.
- Wi-Fi: The “Torino Airport Wi-Fi” wireless service is free, unlimited and operates without interruption throughout the night.
- Security: The airport is monitored 24 hours a day, although it is common for security staff to ask to see your boarding pass or travel itinerary if you are in the terminal during the early hours.
- ATMs: Available 24 hours a day in both the departures and arrivals areas for any financial needs.