Terminal Access
Inside Terminal 3, making it easy to rest without leaving the airport during a long layover.
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Sleepover T3-B is a pay-by-the-hour travel lounge inside Dubai Airport’s Terminal 3, designed for passengers between flights. You can book a sleep pod or Flexisuite, then use the lounge’s quiet seating area, complimentary drinks and, for an extra fee, shower facilities.
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Inside Terminal 3, making it easy to rest without leaving the airport during a long layover.
The showers are described as clean, with good water pressure, toiletries and a Dyson hairdryer.
Several travellers found the pods or cabins calm enough for proper sleep between flights.
The lounge provides complimentary coffee, tea, hot chocolate, water and soft drinks for guests.
Single cabins include storage, charging points and a recliner that converts into a flatbed.
Travellers have been able to extend their booked time when they needed more sleep.
Check Access. If you have Priority Pass, ask whether your visit qualifies for two complimentary hours.
Request Shower. Ask about shower availability and the fee when booking; shower access is not always included.
Pack Earplugs. Bring backup earplugs if you are a light sleeper, since one review found the pod had no soundproofing.
Try Afternoons. An afternoon visit was reported as uncrowded, with the shower and nap-pod room largely to the visitors.
Allow Extensions. If you are unsure how long you need, a shorter Flexisuite booking may be extendable when space allows.
Use Lounge. After sleeping, use the seated common area for coffee or soft drinks before heading to the gate.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
The Flexisuite can be booked for a short nap and may be extended when you need more time.
The Power Pod was reviewed as a clean option that includes shower facilities and free drinks.
The Oxygen Bar offers 30-minute sessions with scented oxygen mixtures, although one review was unsure about the effects.
Some reclining and bunk-style beds have a gap that can press into your back or body.
Two reviews say the pods are not soundproof, so terminal and surrounding noise can carry through.
The single Flexi Sleep Pod is very small, with little room to move once the chair is flat.
Some travellers considered the stay expensive, including a reported $145 for eight hours.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Shower facility
“- Shower facility, but it cost $25”Google review · February 2026
Shower
“Shower was additional $20 and well worth it for global connections”Google review · March 2024
The Bottom Line
Sleepover T3-B is aimed at passengers facing a long Terminal 3 layover who would rather lie down than spend hours on an airport bench. You can book a sleep pod, capsule, single cabin or Flexisuite, with some spaces offering a small desk or storage and charging points. The shared lounge adds a quieter place to sit before returning to the gate.
Showers are a major draw. Reviews describe them as clean, with good water pressure, quality toiletries and, in one case, a Dyson hairdryer, but shower access costs extra. Complimentary coffee, tea, hot chocolate, water and soft drinks are consistently mentioned, making the lounge useful even if you mainly want to freshen up and decompress.
The main caution is comfort and price. Some guests slept well in clean, quiet pods, while others found the convertible chair uncomfortable, the pillow poor and the lack of soundproofing disruptive. One review reported $145 for eight hours and another $137 for six, so compare the cost with an airport hotel or your alternatives.
Priority Pass users may receive two complimentary hours; it is worth checking eligibility when you arrive.