Take A Nap
CTU
CTU's rest concept — sleep pods with a bunk, power and a reading light.
Take A Nap is a lounge concept at Chengdu Shuangliu crafted for travellers looking for a place to rest. Rather than a traditional dining lounge, it's equipped with sleep pods, each outfitted with a bunk, power outlets and an individual light, so you can charge up and stretch out for a nap. The pods are located in an open space, which means privacy is relatively limited, but you still get room to lie down and rest between flights — useful on long layovers or early-morning connections. If your priority is sleep rather than food and drink, this is the spot at CTU. Access is pay-in.
Crowding · varies
This is a rest space, not a work lounge. Each pod has a power outlet to charge up, but it's geared towards napping rather than getting work done.
Take A Nap is built around rest rather than dining, so the focus is on the sleep pods rather than a food spread. Expect hot drinks and basic refreshments rather than a full buffet.
Look for the Take A Nap rest lounge signage within the terminal; staff can direct you to the sleep-pod area.
- 01Locate the Take A Nap signage in the terminal
- 02Pay in at the desk
- 03Choose an available sleep pod
- 04Settle in to rest
Landmarks: Take A Nap rest lounge
ℹ Shuangliu (CTU)
Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
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Make the most of it.
This is a rest concept with sleep pods, not a dining lounge — come here to nap, not to eat.
Each pod has a bunk, a power outlet and an individual light.
The pods are in an open space, so privacy is relatively limited.
It's a good option on long layovers or early-morning connections.
Access is pay-in, subject to pod availability.
Quick answers.
It's a rest-focused lounge concept at CTU built around sleep pods, each with a bunk, power outlet and individual light — designed for napping between flights rather than dining.
The pods sit in an open space, so privacy is relatively limited, but you still get room to stretch out and rest.
Yes — Take A Nap offers pay-in entry, subject to pod availability.
