This year I decided to opt for the more expensive double room with ensuite (Price in 2019 – 1 person R$293.28/ 2 people R$310.96 for 5 to 8 hours). I remember thinking at the time that a little more space would have been nice, but as I was on a fairly tight budget it did the trick.

The single room was the cheapest one that gave me a single bed in a very tiny room with a bathroom next door which I could use whenever I wanted (Price in 2019 – 1 person R$233.60/ 2 people R$235.04 for 5 to 8 hours). Last time I used this hotel was back in 2013 and I opted for the single room option. The entrance to Fast Sleep hotel in Terminal 2 of Guarulhos International Airport (GRU)įinding it was a bit difficult as there is very little clear signage in Guarulhos airport, but after working out that I needed to be in Terminal 2, I was on the way to some clear relaxation. Once again, I was more than happy with my choice. So, after my first (of six) flights, I landed in São Paulo and decided to stay at an airport hotel that I had previously used back in 2013, Fast Sleep. My return journey home from Brazil, through Europe, was set to take four full days and the thought of broken sleep and no shower didn’t excite me at all. On my recent world journey (December/ January 18/19) I stayed at three airport hotels in less than four days. A little extra expense, less duty free shopping time (if that’s your thing) and the risk of missing your flight if the bed is too comfy. I put the cons down to three main things.

That’s hotels within actual airports that sell their services by the hour, to customers on long layovers. Let me start by saying there are very few cons to airport hotels.

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