Minute Suites
★3.1(40 reviews)SLC · Concourse A
Private rest suites by the hour — sleep, work or wait out a layover. Priority Pass covers hour one.
Minute Suites is a private retreat in the heart of Salt Lake City International, airside on Concourse A. Rather than an open lounge floor, it offers individual suites you rent by the hour — each with a sofa that doubles as a day bed, pillows and blankets, a flat-screen TV carrying complimentary audio programs along with DirecTV and Netflix, a desk, a computer, Wi-Fi, a network outlet and bottled water. It's built for the things an open lounge can't do well: a real nap, a confidential call, focused work, or simply waiting out a long layover in private. Priority Pass and LoungeKey members can stay for one hour at no cost and get a substantial discount on any further time, while travellers without a membership can book a suite directly. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase rather than served buffet-style.
Crowding · private suites — book ahead at peak
One of the better airside work spots at SLC precisely because it's private. With a desk, a computer, Wi-Fi and a wired network outlet inside an enclosed suite, it's well suited to focused work or confidential calls in a way an open lounge isn't.
Minute Suites is a rest space, not a dining lounge — there's no buffet or open bar. Snacks and drinks are available to purchase, and bottled water is provided in the suite. If you want a full spread, eat before you arrive or grab something on the concourse.
After clearing the central security checkpoint, head to Concourse A and follow signage for Minute Suites within the airside area.
- 01Check in and clear the central security checkpoint
- 02Head toward Concourse A
- 03Follow signs for Minute Suites
- 04Check in at the Minute Suites front desk
Landmarks: Concourse A · Airside departures
ℹ Salt Lake City UT Intl, Concourse A
Priority PassMake the most of it.
Priority Pass and LoungeKey cover your first hour — bring the card to check in.
No Priority Pass? You can still book a suite and pay by the hour.
It's a rest space, not a dining lounge — eat on the concourse first if you're hungry.
Booking a block of time guarantees a private suite rather than hunting for a quiet gate.
It's on Concourse A — check your departure concourse so you're not walking the airport for it.
Quick answers.
Yes. Priority Pass and LoungeKey members get the first hour at no cost and a discount on additional time. Bring your card to check in at the front desk.
Yes — you can book a suite directly and pay by the hour, so you don't need a membership to use it.
There's no buffet or bar. Bottled water is provided in the suite, and snacks and drinks are available to purchase. Eat on the concourse if you want a full meal.
