Minute Suites
★4.7(42 reviews)ATL · Concourse E
Private rooms by the hour for a nap or quiet work.
Minute Suites provides a private retreat in the heart of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta, sited airside in Concourse E. Rather than a traditional buffet lounge, it rents individual suites by the hour — each equipped with a sofa that doubles as a daybed, complete with pillows and blankets, a flat-screen TV with complimentary audio programs and DirecTV/Netflix service, a desk, Wi-Fi, a network outlet and a computer, plus bottled water. Snacks and drinks are available to purchase. Open 24 hours and accepting Priority Pass, it's the standout choice at ATL for anyone who needs to sleep, work undisturbed or simply escape the concourse noise during a long or overnight connection. Showers are available too.
Crowding · private
The best place at ATL for focused, private work — your own room with a desk, network outlet, computer and Wi-Fi, with no concourse noise. Ideal for a call or heads-down session between flights.
Minute Suites is a rest space rather than a dining lounge, so there's no buffet. Bottled water is provided in the suite, and snacks and drinks are available to purchase. Bring or buy food before settling in if you're staying a while.
From the Domestic Terminal, clear security and take the Plane Train towards Concourse E; Minute Suites is in the concourse.
- 01Clear the Domestic Terminal security checkpoint
- 02Take the Plane Train towards Concourse E
- 03Follow signage to Minute Suites
- 04Check in and book a suite
Landmarks: Concourse E · International concourses
ℹ Atlanta GA International, Concourse E
Priority PassIncluded: Food for sale · Premium drinks for sale
Make the most of it.
You pay by the hour, so it's well suited to a short nap or a focused work block rather than an all-day stay.
Priority Pass covers a set time allowance; check your overage rate before booking a longer stay.
It's open 24 hours — the best option at ATL for an overnight connection.
Bottled water is provided, but buy any food before you settle in.
It's in Concourse E; budget Plane Train time if you're connecting from another concourse.
Quick answers.
Not in the buffet sense — it rents private rooms by the hour for resting or working. Each suite has a daybed sofa, TV, desk and Wi-Fi, with snacks and drinks for purchase.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted and covers a set time allowance per visit; extra time is payable at the hourly rate.
Yes — Minute Suites in Concourse E is open 24 hours, making it the best choice for an overnight layover at ATL.
