Time to Nap Lounge (T3 Domestic)
XIY · Terminal 3
Sleep-pod rest lounge in Terminal 3 — reachable on DragonPass.
The Time to Nap Lounge is a rest-first lounge in Terminal 3 at Xi'an Xianyang, located in the Domestic Arrival Hall by gate 312, landside before passport control and security. Rather than a buffet and bar, it's built around sleep pods — each with a bunk, a power outlet and an individual reading light — for travellers who want to lie down and rest between flights. It's reachable on DragonPass, so members can use it as a quiet alternative to the public hall. The pods sit in an open space, so privacy is limited, but you'll have room to stretch out and nap, with Wi-Fi and flight information to keep you on schedule. It's open from 06:00 to 22:00 daily, covering most of the travel day.
Crowding · varies
More about resting than working, though Wi-Fi and a power outlet at each pod mean you can charge and catch up briefly before lying down. Not a business lounge — come here to sleep.
Time to Nap is a rest lounge rather than a dining one, so the focus is on sleeping rather than eating. Expect light refreshments to keep you going rather than a buffet — come here to rest, and plan to eat elsewhere if you want a full meal.
In Terminal 3's Domestic Arrival Hall, head to gate 312; the lounge is landside, before passport control and security.
- 01Go to the Terminal 3 Domestic Arrival Hall
- 02Head to gate 312
- 03Enter the Time to Nap Lounge landside
- 04Present your DragonPass
Landmarks: Gate 312 · Domestic Arrival Hall
ℹ Landside - Before passport control and security check, the lounge is located in Gate 312, Domestic Arrival Hall
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Come here to rest — it's built around sleep pods rather than a buffet.
Access is on DragonPass; it's in the Terminal 3 Domestic Arrival Hall by gate 312.
It's landside, before security, so use it before you clear the checkpoint.
Each pod has a power outlet and individual light — handy for charging while you rest.
Privacy is limited as the pods sit in open space; bring an eye mask if you sleep lightly.
Quick answers.
A rest lounge built around sleep pods, each with a bunk, power outlet and individual light. It's for resting between flights rather than dining.
Access is on DragonPass. It's in the Terminal 3 Domestic Arrival Hall by gate 312, landside before security.
Privacy is limited — the pods sit in an open space, but you'll have room to stretch out and nap.
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