ATLAirport Guide

Minute Suites at Atlanta Airport: Where They Are and Who They Suit

Minute Suites at ATL are inside security near Gate B24, on Concourse E and near Gate F6. Book by the hour or overnight. Entry needs a boarding pass.

A nearly empty Concourse B hall at Atlanta airport, warm strip lights on a dark ceiling over a banded stone floor.
The long Concourse B hall outside the Minute Suites at Atlanta airport

A Minute Suite is yours alone for the time you reserve, behind a door that locks from the inside. ATL has three inside security, near Gate B24, on Concourse E and near Gate F6. You need a same-day boarding pass to get in.

Where the three Minute Suites are

Location Where ATL places it What Minute Suites says about it ATL’s listed hours
Concourse B Near Gate B24 In the center of the concourse, easy to reach from many gates. No showers. 24 hours
Concourse E Concourse E center At the atrium and escalators, with showers you can reserve ahead for an extra charge. None listed
Concourse F Next to Gate F6 A quieter spot for long connections. No showers. 24 hours

Concourse E is the only one with showers, so a long-haul traveler who wants one has to go there.

ATL’s directory lists Minute Suites with the lounges, and so does our lounges page, though Minute Suites says it isn’t a lounge and rents a private suite.

Who can book one

Minute Suites says access is limited to ticketed passengers who have cleared security, and the same goes for guests. No membership, airline status or lounge access is required. Two adults can share a suite at no extra charge, and children under 18 come in with an adult.

The company lists special rates for active duty military, first responders, airline crew, Priority Pass members and nursing mothers. A Priority Pass membership covers the first hour, and the second hour is billed at $40 at check-in.

Which travelers Minute Suites says it suits

Minute Suites’ own list covers early departures, long layovers, delayed or canceled flights and overnight stays. It adds business travelers who need a quiet workspace, families with children and anyone who prefers privacy to a crowded gate. Each suite has a daybed with a pull-out trundle and a smart TV.

The suites don’t have private bathrooms. Restrooms are inside the location or in the terminal nearby.

What it costs and what goes wrong

Suites are priced per suite, not per person, with a one-hour minimum and then 15-minute increments. Minute Suites’ FAQ lists hourly booking from $40 and an overnight stay at $215. The FAQ isn’t specific to Atlanta, and Minute Suites’ Atlanta page lists no prices, so confirm the rate at booking.

An overnight stay is 8 consecutive hours between 9 p.m. and 8 a.m. It has to start between 9 p.m. and midnight, so a flight that lands at 1 a.m. can’t use the overnight rate.

  • Cancel early. An hourly booking must be canceled more than 3 hours before arrival for a refund, and an overnight booking more than 12 hours before.
  • Don’t run late. If you haven’t arrived within 15 minutes of your start time, the reservation may be marked a no-show and charged in full.

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