Siesta BoxCampinas Airport (VCP)
★4.0(767 reviews)VCP
Private sleep cabins at Viracopos — free for three hours on Priority Pass.
Siesta Box at Viracopos-Campinas International (VCP) is a sleep-cabin facility, not a traditional lounge. Instead of a shared lounge floor with seating and a buffet, it offers private cabins fitted with a bed, pillows and side tables — a place to actually lie down and rest between flights. It's best thought of as airport sleeping accommodation for layovers, early starts and delays. Priority Pass members receive a complimentary three-hour stay on presentation of their membership; travellers without Priority Pass can book a cabin on a pay-per-use basis. Because it's a rest facility rather than a lounge, don't expect food and drink service — pair it with one of Viracopos' lounges if you want refreshments as well as a nap.
Crowding · by cabin availability
Not a work space — Siesta Box is built for rest. Power is available to charge while you sleep, but there's no work seating or business setup.
Siesta Box is a rest facility, not a lounge, so there's no buffet or bar. It's designed for sleep rather than dining — pair it with one of Viracopos' lounges if you want food and drink alongside a nap.
Located within Viracopos-Campinas airport; follow signage for Siesta Box.
- 01Arrive at Viracopos-Campinas
- 02Follow signage for Siesta Box
- 03Check in for a cabin (or present Priority Pass)
- 04Settle into your private cabin
Landmarks: Within the terminal
ℹ Viracopos (VCP)
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
Online purchase isn't available for this lounge yet — paid entry is sold at the lounge reception.
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Siesta Box tips
This is a sleep-cabin facility, not a lounge — no buffet or bar.
Priority Pass members get a complimentary three-hour stay; bring your membership.
Without Priority Pass, cabins are sold on a pay-per-use basis.
Great for long layovers, delays or very early departures.
Pair it with one of Viracopos' lounges if you also want food and drink.
Siesta Box: frequently asked questions
No — it's a sleep-cabin facility with private cabins for resting, not a traditional lounge with a buffet and bar.
Priority Pass members receive a complimentary three-hour stay; present your membership card.
Yes — cabins are sold on a pay-per-use basis without a membership.
