Minute Suites
★3.8(262 reviews)EWR · Terminal C
Private soundproofed rest suites — the one EWR lounge on Priority Pass, for sleep or focused work.
Minute Suites at Newark Liberty offers something different from the airport's airline clubs: private suites that serve as a serene escape from the bustling terminal. Located in Terminal C, each suite is a small, enclosed room with a daybed sofa, pillows and fresh blankets — a genuinely hotel-like set-up for resting between or before flights. The decor is minimalist and modern with soft lighting and a muted palette, and the suites are soundproofed to neutralize terminal noise, so the noise level is impressively low. Amenities like a Smart TV and Amazon Alexa add convenience, and because each guest gets their own suite, crowding is essentially a non-issue. That privacy makes it ideal both for sleep and for focused work where you don't want to be overheard or interrupted. Importantly for travellers without airline status, Minute Suites is the one lounge at EWR that accepts Priority Pass, and it can also be booked on a pay-per-use basis — a useful option during a long layover when the airline clubs aren't available to you.
Crowding · minimal (private suites)
Excellent for focused, private work — a soundproofed suite with a daybed, Wi-Fi, power and a Smart TV means no distractions or being overheard. Among the best EWR options for getting things done or resting between flights.
Minute Suites is a rest concept rather than a dining lounge, so food and drink are limited to light refreshments — typically water, snacks and a complimentary beverage — rather than a buffet or staffed bar. The draw here is privacy and rest, not a meal.
Dietary: Limited; varies by availability
After security in Terminal C, head toward the gate C125 area; Minute Suites is signposted nearby.
- 01Check in and clear security for Terminal C
- 02Head toward gate C125
- 03Look for Minute Suites signage
- 04Check in with Priority Pass or book a suite pay-per-use
Landmarks: Gate C125 · Terminal C concourse
ℹ New York NJ Newark Intl, Terminal C
Priority PassIncluded: Food for sale
Make the most of it.
This is the only lounge at EWR that accepts Priority Pass — useful if you don't have airline status.
Priority Pass usually covers a set time per visit; extra time is charged, so check your allowance.
It's a rest-and-work concept, not a buffet lounge — eat beforehand if you want a meal.
The soundproofed suites are ideal for a nap during a long Terminal C layover.
Confirm your departure terminal before clearing security, as EWR's terminals don't connect airside.
Quick answers.
Yes — Minute Suites is the one lounge at EWR that accepts Priority Pass. Priority Pass typically covers a set time allowance per visit, with extra time charged by the suite.
Each private, soundproofed suite has a daybed sofa with pillows and fresh blankets, a Smart TV and Amazon Alexa, plus Wi-Fi and power — a hotel-like space for rest or focused work.
Yes — you can book a suite on a pay-per-use basis, charged by the time you use, subject to availability.
