Sleeping In Airport Hourly Charged Passenger Lounge
CAN
Terminal 1's pay-by-the-hour rest lounge — open to everyone, no boarding pass needed.
The Sleeping In Airport Hourly Charged Passenger Lounge is a pay-in rest area in Terminal 1 at Guangzhou Baiyun International. It's on the domestic departures side, before security, and is accessible to all visitors whether or not they hold a boarding pass. As the name suggests, it's charged by the hour, so you pay only for the time you use — useful for a layover nap, an early-morning wait before check-in, or somewhere quieter than the terminal floor between flights. Because it sits landside before security and is open to everyone, it doubles as a general rest space rather than an airline or membership lounge. Expect comfortable seating focused on resting; this is a functional, pay-per-visit space rather than a buffet-and-bar lounge.
Crowding · varies by time of day
Primarily a rest space, but workable for short stints with Wi-Fi and some power outlets — better for waiting or napping than focused work.
Drinks and light refreshments rather than a buffet — this is a rest-focused, pay-by-the-hour space, so expect to grab a drink or a snack rather than a full meal.
In Terminal 1, on the domestic departures side before security, find the hourly-charged rest lounge.
- 01Arrive at Terminal 1
- 02Head to the domestic departures area, before security
- 03Find the Sleeping In Airport rest lounge
- 04Pay by the hour and settle in
Landmarks: Terminal 1 domestic departures · Before-security area
ℹ Baiyun (CAN)
Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
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Make the most of it.
You don't need a boarding pass — it's open to all visitors.
It's charged by the hour, so it suits short rests rather than all-day waits.
It sits before security in Terminal 1 domestic departures, so use it landside.
Handy for an early-morning wait before check-in or a layover nap.
Expect light refreshments rather than a full buffet.
Quick answers.
No — the Sleeping In Airport lounge is open to all visitors, with or without a boarding pass, in Terminal 1 domestic departures before security.
By the hour, so you pay only for the time you use — handy for a layover nap or a short wait.
No — it's landside, before security, on the domestic departures side of Terminal 1.
