Siesta Box Recife
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Pay-per-use sleep cabins at Recife — a private place to rest without a membership.
Siesta Box at Recife's Guararapes International Airport is a sleeping facility made up of individual cabins, each equipped with bunk beds, pillows and side tables. Unlike the airport's W lounges, it isn't a catered lounge — its purpose is a private, enclosed place to lie down and rest. Because it's a pay-per-use facility, you don't need DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status to use it; you simply pay for the time you need. That makes it a practical choice for long layovers, overnight waits or anyone who wants somewhere quiet and private to sleep at the airport. For food, drinks or lounge facilities, you'd use one of Recife's W lounges; Siesta Box is purely about rest.
Crowding · usually calm
A private cabin is fine for a quiet phone call or a short focused stretch, but Siesta Box is built for sleeping rather than working — there's no lounge workspace.
Siesta Box is a sleeping facility, not a catered lounge, so it doesn't offer food or drink service — it's purely a place to rest. For a meal or a coffee before your flight, use one of Recife's W lounges instead.
Siesta Box is located within Recife's Guararapes International Airport terminal. Follow signage or check on arrival for the exact location.
- 01Arrive at the Recife terminal
- 02Look for Siesta Box signage
- 03Book and pay for a sleep cabin
- 04Settle in to rest
Landmarks: Recife Guararapes terminal
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
Instant confirmation · No hidden fees
Make the most of it.
It's a pay-per-use facility — no lounge membership or airline status needed.
Each cabin has bunk beds, pillows and side tables for a proper lie-down.
Best for long layovers and overnight waits when you want privacy to sleep.
There's no food or drink service — eat at a W lounge or in the terminal first.
Check the exact location on arrival, as it sits within the main terminal.
Quick answers.
No — Siesta Box is a pay-per-use sleeping facility. You book and pay for a cabin without any lounge membership or airline status.
Each individual cabin is equipped with bunk beds, pillows and side tables, designed for a private rest or sleep.
No — it's a sleeping facility, not a catered lounge. For food or drinks, use one of Recife's W lounges.
