Minute Suites
★4.1(251 reviews)BWI · Concourse C
Private rooms to sleep or work, not a buffet — BWI's quiet-rest option on Priority Pass.
Minute Suites at Baltimore/Washington International is on Concourse C, on the domestic side of the airport after security. Rather than a traditional lounge with a buffet and bar, it's a set of private suites you book by the hour to nap, work or simply have a quiet space to yourself between flights. Each suite is a small private room with a daybed-style sofa, a work surface and a TV, designed for genuine downtime in an otherwise busy terminal. Priority Pass members can access it, so it's a useful option if you carry the card and want somewhere to actually rest rather than a lounge floor. It's the natural pick at BWI for long layovers, red-eye departures and early-morning starts.
Crowding · private suites
Excellent for focused work or rest — a private, enclosed suite with a work surface, power and Wi-Fi beats open lounge seating when you need quiet. Ideal for a confidential call, concentrated work or a nap between flights.
Minute Suites is a rest facility rather than a dining lounge, so food and drink are limited to light refreshments rather than a buffet or staffed bar. Travellers generally come here to sleep or work, not to eat, and pick up a meal elsewhere on the concourse.
After clearing security, head to Concourse C and follow signage to Minute Suites within the concourse.
- 01Check in and clear BWI security
- 02Proceed to Concourse C
- 03Follow signage to Minute Suites
- 04Check in and go to your private suite
Landmarks: Concourse C · Domestic departures area
ℹ Baltimore/Washington MD Intl, Concourse C
Priority PassMake the most of it.
Minute Suites is private rooms, not a buffet lounge — come here to rest or work, and eat elsewhere on the concourse.
Check how your Priority Pass covers suite time before relying on it, as allowances can be limited.
It's a strong pick for red-eyes, long layovers and early-morning departures when you want to sleep.
Book or check in as early as you can at busy times, since suites are limited.
It's on Concourse C — confirm your flight uses that concourse area before heading over.
Quick answers.
Yes — Minute Suites on Concourse C is accessible on Priority Pass. Check how your plan covers suite time, as allowances can be limited.
No — it's a set of private rest suites you book to nap or work, rather than a buffet-and-bar lounge. It's designed for genuine downtime.
Each suite is a private room with a daybed-style sofa, a work surface, a TV, power and Wi-Fi — built for resting or focused work.
