Sleeping inside or in nearby hotels (YEG)

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

Please note that some published services and schedules may be subject to change. If the idea is to spend the night in the public area, consider a plan B in case the stay inside the airport is only allowed for those who are about to board. Spending the night at the airport

Edmonton Airport operates many flights and connections, so the movement is usually constant, even at night. It's a noisy place with lots of lights, so it's best to bring a mask and earplugs.

Where to rest: You will find numerous places to lie down throughout the terminal. Between gates 56 and 58 there are comfortable seats, while reconfigurable benches are available next to gate 16. Another option (either for a fee or with a credit card that provides the service) is to enter one of the VIP lounges, where you have access to greater comfort and privacy. Note, however, that these are closed at night. If you want a longer rest and your budget allows it, a hotel is connected to the terminal.

Baggage: 24-hour left-luggage service between gates 5 and 7 (connecting passengers only).

Eating and drinking: There are currently no food outlets open all night.

Wi-Fi: Access is free of charge.

Other services available around the clock: ATMs, children's playrooms, prayer room, baby care rooms.

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Nearby Hotels

The Renaissance Edmonton Airport Hotel is connected to the terminal via a covered walkway. Other nearby options, some of which provide complimentary shuttles, include:

Fairfield by Marriott Edmonton International Airport (1.4 km/0.9 miles)
Western Budget Motel #1 Leduc/Nisku (2.4 km/1.5 miles)
Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Edmonton Airport (2.4 km/1.5 miles)
Quality Inn & Suites Edmonton International Airport (2.4 km/1.5 miles)
Super 8 by Wyndham Edmonton International Airport (2.4 km/1.5 miles)