The pods, set up by JPOD Hotels Pvt Ltd, at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport give passengers a quiet place to rest without leaving the airport. They’re designed to be comfortable and easy on the wallet. Travellers can use these pods not only to rest but to work or sleep.
Resting Pods For Passengers: Key Highlights
2. Pods For Everyone: Flying or not, everyone is invited. Yes, It’s not just for passengers anymore!
3. Various Pod Options: There are 6 cosy spots for pairs, 8 women-only pods for extra privacy, and 1 special pod for travellers with disabilities.
4. Easy On Your Wallet: Rest at the Hyderabad Airport without breaking the bank! It’s 500 rupees per hour. And if you want to stay longer, it costs around 1,400 rupees for 3 hours.
Pods Across The Globe!
- New Delhi
At Indira Gandhi International Airport; Terminal 3, passengers can now rent snooze pods for a quick nap. These mini-rooms come with comfy beds, TVs, and Wi-Fi to help you relax between flights.
- Mumbai
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Terminal 2 has introduced “Snooze at My Place” pods. These rest areas feature beds, soft lighting for reading, and spots to charge your devices.
- Dubai
With its “Sleep ‘n Fly” options in Terminal 3, travellers can choose between single pods or larger cabins perfect for families.
- Doha
At Hamad International Airport, quiet rooms offer a peaceful retreat. Their sleep pods come equipped with beds and charging points.
- Singapore
Singapore Changi Airport takes airport hotels to the next level with YOTELAIR in Terminal 1. These rentable cabins go beyond just beds, offering showers and Wi-Fi.
As air travel continues to grow, we may see even more airports adopting this passenger-friendly feature in the future.
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