This was a great place to stop in for a free hour to get away from the hustle and bustle of the airport. It's a nice perk for Priority Pass members. I stopped by around 4:30pm and was greeted warmly by the lady at the desk and scheduled my appointment for 5pm. When I came back at 4:55pm she said I could come on back and walked me to the room and opened the door for me. She also gave me a quick rundown of the items in the room. She was so lovely! I was pleasantly surprised that everything was in working order. I had a very bad experience at the other minute suite in CLT. I charged my phone, checked emails, took a little nap, fixed my makeup and double checked flight details. I will absolutely come here next time I'm in CLT! read more

Minute Suites - Hotels Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

$65 for an hour, bathrooms are not included/in the area- they are in the concord. Go ahead of time! "Couch" is a padded bus bench, mine was ripped. The white noise speaker adds to the noise. The door does lock so you have a little quiet and privacy. There is a desk that gives you focused work space. Overall price, not worth it unless you have been at the airport and are desperate or need your kids to regulate. Overall, the suite could be cleaner and updated- not wortht he $65. read more

Minute Suites - Hotels Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

Great spot for a private nap on a layover. I felt safe and comfortable. The room had everything needed to relax, and it's just the right size: bigger than a sleeping pod but smaller than an entire hotel room. Customer service was excellent. I would visit again next time I fly through. read more

My flight got delayed, turning a 40 min layover into one of almost 4 hrs. The minute suites saved the trip. Nice little place to relax and get away from the airport environment. There's a daybed, trundle, mirror, desk, and a TV. You can purchase snacks / beverages there or take some in with you. There's a restroom available in the main are; and you are able to come and go from the suite as often as you'd like during your time slot. read more

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It's better than sitting up in an airport chair overnight and it's a place to lay your head without having to go back through security! However, the rooms are extremely small! It should not be called a suite AT ALL! My husband and I made it work but it's definitely something you'd do out of desperation or last resort! read more

A delayed flight caused me to be stuck in Charlotte for 9 hours so I thought this might be an easy option as opposed to seeking out a hotel outside of the airport. I was able to book online while having lunch which was convenient. I paid $165 for 3.75 hours. I showed up 15 minutes before my reservation and was quickly taken into my "suite". I didn't expect the Ritz Carlton, but this was an underwhelming experience. The room is tiny, which is not a huge deal. There is a hard leather couch, a pillow that's as flat as a pancake, and no blanket. There is a tv with Hulu, Netflix, and CBS available but you have to enter your own personal account info to access those. I entered my CBS account access but the show kept freezing every two minutes. This is better than sitting in the terminal but it's far from tranquil. I could hear everything going on outside of the room loud and clear. As a single woman traveler, it was nice to have a place to go where I felt like I could safely lay my head while I passed the time but it wasn't worth the money. Next time I will seek out a hotel offsite now that I know what the Minute Suites experience has to offer. read more

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I had a pretty early flight into CLT around 430am and planned on checking in here to get a little bit of rest before my next flight. Centurion lounge didn't open until 530am. I was disappointed to find out that it was CLOSED upon arrival. They're all suppose to be open 24/7. The sign directed me to go to the atrium when we were already at concourse D. Why would I want to do that? The hours should be changed on all platforms including priority pass read more

We swung by here anxious to use our Priority Pass (a perk of a few Chase credit cards) for the free hour in a room away from the typical airport hustle and bustle. My toddler found the remote, my wife and I found the chargers* and the day bed, and it was a nice retreat. *The electrical outlets in our unit were shot and I'm pretty sure unsafe. I posted a pic but naturally we used other outlets. I think this concept is a pretty good one, and would be great if you have a layover extending beyond a few hours. For us, it's so hard to keep a 2 and a half year old still while watching our luggage, so it was nice to keep her captive in here. They have a light switch dimmer, a blanket, a pillow and a white noise sound with volume control. I could've easily caught a nap in here if I were on my own. All the fun little perks aside, there are some glaring weaknesses here. First off, the cost if you don't do the Priority Pass benefit is $40+ an hour which is only worth it if you can expense it. There are no bathrooms in the space, and any food or drink you purchase costs extra like a minibar in a hotel. It's pretty no frills, and while I enjoyed the novelty of it, I wouldn't seek it out again. read more

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If you travel frequently, it can be challenging to deal with the throngs of flyers that are crowding airports, especially recently with the surge in post-COVID vacationers. I have maintained a couple of lounge memberships to get away from the noise but sometimes even those facilities get busy with families and general traffic. Minute Suites offers small, dedicated rooms that provide a number of amenities travelers need. It includes a sofa that doubles as a bed, a work desk, refrigerator, TV, and in some places, access to a shower. I have visited the Charlotte-Douglas Airport location many times using my Priority Pass privileges through my AMEX Platinum card. The staff is attentive and friendly and the rooms are clean. I just visited again this weekend and as always, they were able to accommodate me. The price of admission is well worth the ability to have a comfortable and quiet space to recharge. I was able to take a power nap before my next flight. Recommended. read more

First off. Devonte was very helpful, friendly and professional!! I had never heard of Minute Suites. He took the time to explain the layout and room categories. If you have to layover, this is a great alternative to sleeping in terminal chairs. Our flight landed at midnight. We have a 7 hour layover to catch our connecting flight to Philly and this works! Compared to trying to sleep in terminal chairs. The suites come in a few sizes. Suites for single travelers up to small families. Our room had a daybed and a pullout trundle.We had the Queen City Suite. Every suite here is themed after the Carolina Panthers or a reference to parts of Charlotte. I would suggest visiting the website for more details, as it's too much info to list. (www.minutesuites.com) Once you make your payment, credit card or debit card. I didnt see any other forms of payment (Apple, Google or Samsung) You wait near the front desk, as your selected room is checked to ensure it's ready for you to use. You get a pillow, fresh silk pillow case (the same type that you see on airline pillows) and a clean blanket. Also each room has an electronic access key. The rooms are secure, the same set up as the traditional hotels and motels. Electronic keys are given to the occupants. No one can get into your room, unless it's the staff member on that is on shift. The rooms are sound proofed, climate controlled from inside each room. Flatscreen TV with cable, Alexa, wifi are standard. There are two standard wall outlets to charge your electronics. I didnt see any USB ports in our room. There is a bathroom, but the staff member has to unlock it. This keeps non guests from accessing it. Locations: CLT, PHL, ATL (2) and DFW (2). read more

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Freaking finally, a Priority Pass lounge in CLT to escape the crowded terminals! The rooms are Charlotte/ NC themed. Pro's + They accept Priority Pass membership, so you can get an hour free if you have it. + You get to avoid the crowd in a quite relaxing environment + It's the standard setup, a small desk with plenty of power ports, a small sized tv, temperature control, and a couch that you can lay down on. (**If you are 6 ft. plus your legs will hang off the edge. +Friendly staff + They actually have a restroom that you can use in the facility + they offer a yoga mat, blanket and pillows + they offer, for a fee, water bottles and/or a 5 hour energy drink shot + they have an Alexa in the room if you want to use Con's: - It is currently the only "lounge" that accepts Priority Pass, so expect it to be crowded and a wait during busy travel days - It can get pricey pretty fast if you are on a budget or don't have your company covering the costs. - they have an Alexa if you're worried about privacy - you can hear the opening and closing of doors. They do have a privacy noise control, but it seems like it just a fan that blows. It still beats sitting in the terminals by a long shot - only 6 rooms are available Tips: ~ Located in the central atrium under the stairs, behind the First in ~ If you would like to guarantee yourself a room, I would seriously make a reservation prior to your arrival ~ Queen City is the largest room. It is also considered the family room ~Pricing -----One hour (minimum): $42.00 -----15-minute increments (first two hours) $10.50 -----Two hours $84.00 -----15-minute increments (after two hours) $8.00 -----Overnight flat rate (8 hours) $140.00 -----30-minute shower*: $30.00 -----Shower with suite rental purchase*: $20.00 ----------*Available only at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, Terminal D and the Charlotte Douglas International Airport read more

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First impression is everything and we weren't impressed. The lady working up front was not friendly at all and was somewhat rude. We had to wait an hour for a suite which wasn't a big deal. When it came time to check in the same lady didn't explain anything to us and just handed us the key and told us the room. Luckily this wasn't our first experience so we knew the drill but it would have been nice to have a little more info. The room has a tv, snacks for sale, pillows, blankets, white noise and you can control the air and how light or dark you want it. There's also a chair. It's nice just to get out of the terminal to get some quiet. Even to just sleep, watch a movie or catch up on emails. There are no restrooms in the suite area but it's just around the corner not to far out in the food court area. read more

This location within CLT was a lifesaver! Due to weather delays, my flight was cancelled and I was booked on a flight for almost 13 hours later. I was able to get some decent rest and a nice hot shower. I wasn't expecting this, but if you can plan ahead, I highly recommend packing shower shoes...lol. The staff was great, pod was clean, bathroom was as good as a shared shower can get...hence the recommendation for shower shoes. read more

Minute Suites - Hotels Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

Turned away my mother and 14 year old daughter who were stranded at Charlotte Airport tonight. Employee said they were closed, yet they advertise themselves as being open 24/7! My mother has a heart condition and not getting rest is a huge issue for her, plus she is traveling with my minor daughter! Absolutely appalled they were basically told "too bad" read more

I think that's the best thing that you can get with your priority pass!! Hands down better than any restaurant or lounge I have been to. It was about an hour which was perfect before the next flight. Very comfortable and cozy! There were pillows, blanket. I think you could open the couch but I wasn't there for a long time so I didn't need it. There is a TV, mini fridge and snacks to purchase. I think it's just perfect for what anybody needs in between flights read more

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First time using this service via Pass Priority. We got the first hour free. We were able to pull out the lower sofa to make it into 2 beds and get an hour worth of shuteye. The bathroom was clean and better than the airport public restrooms. The white noise feature was a good touch and helped knock us out. For us they were charging $35/hour if we were to extend it. For us it would have been worth it. Hopefully the price becomes a bit affordable for longer layover option. read more

This is convenient for business travel, especially if you can expense it. It's rare to get a private spot in an airport. I used my priority pass to get 1 hour free and did really enjoy getting an hour to myself, especially considering it was free. However, it was very hot in my room and I couldn't get it to cool down even after adjusting the thermostat. They want to charge you for everything including the small selection of snacks in the room. I did like the ability to leave my stuff locked in the room while I ran to the restroom and the use of wifi. All in all, would not recommend considering the price unless you either get it for free with priority pass or can expense it while you're working. read more

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It felt nice to be able to lie down after a flight and just close eyelids for awhile. The small space given here had the ambiance of a windowless locker room, 4 walls on each side (1 side with a door), a rather hard pleather couch, an office chair, and a small desk. There was a screen in front of the desk. A small fridge and box with snacks and drinks for a fee was available. It's was okay for a short stop but claustrophobia inducing otherwise. The room was also reminiscent of an interrogation room (like the ones seen on crime shows but far smaller.) read more

For Priority pass meme era you get a hour to stay in the suites but you will need to make reservations prior if you'd like one right away or there's a possible long wait even worst no availability. I was given a room at the time I requested and the room was enough space for a small couch you can lay on, tv, sound machine and a working desk. The problem was the AC didn't work. It was 78 degrees in the tiny room so it was warm, they provided a fan but that was still uncomfortable. Then there's this huge stain on the carpet, GROSS! They did not try to compensate with anything just told me that they can't fix it and apparently was broken for a while. Great, wish I would've known before checking me in. For long hauls and a place to rest, I recommend a place like this but for the price and the non working AC no thank you. Just go to the lounges or hang out on the rocking chairs. read more

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Stopped in for a quick respite with my Priority Pass and the kid behind the desk looked up from his cellphone game annoyed that I bothered him. Rudely told me that "No appointment, no room" and even if they had a room available, Priority Pass users were not going to get in. Sometimes I really have to wonder why they bother to sign up if they don't want our business? read more

This is an introvert's dream. I had too long to wait for a flight and I just couldn't with the terminal's crowded bars, rugrats running around, the PA and all the rest. The lounges are an option but they are packed too. This offered a simple space for peace and quiet. There is a tv, desk, couch long enough to lie down, tv, air purifier, noise machine and mini bar. There actually is a semi private bathroom. It even has a shower though I didn't not avail myself of that. There is also an attendant if you need anything. Space, privacy and quiet are going to cost you in an airport and this is not inexpensive. But you can get an hour free with the Priority Pass which is a perk of many higher end credit cards. Whether this has value is really up to the individual traveler. I think they are offering a value for people who want to pay for it. Mind you. It is not a hotel room. They are not advertising it as such. It's privacy. It's personal space. It's quiet. I liked it. read more

When you hear the saying, "Necessity is the mother of invention", add this business to the list! You will read varying reviews on Minute Suites so I will pose this simple question, How much is YOUR TIME worth? If you have traveled through CLT on a late flight then you know most flight traffic is little to none after 8 p.m. and if you have an overnight layover, do you really want to deal with a car service to get to your hotel only to turn around at the crack of dawn back at the airport and go through TSA again. If you have access to an Airport Lounge Kudos, but even they close at certain hours and during these C19 times, hours can fluctuate. Have you tried to fall asleep in a high-backed rocking chair with a/c blowing, floor cleaning machines, employees zipping to and fro if so take a reprieve and treat yourself to peace of mind and quiet. Granted, Minute Suites CLT are not a 5 star boutique hotel, but what's included is cable/satellite, white noise machine, connections for your mobile devices, radio, alarm clock and wake up service (if requested), W/C, shower(for fee), toiletries and snacks (for a fee). The sleeping arrangements are cozy and you also have separate lighting zones for reading, sleeping, or working. If you have a Priority Pass and want some time to yourself then I recommend reserving your hour early in advance because the suites are a hot commodity. The suite times are blocked with a time buffer after each guest checks out to ensure the rooms are cleaned thoroughly. All I can say is you have to experience the stay yourself because everybody's threshold and definition of comfort differs! By the way, if you need to use the W/C, I would do so before 5 a.m. otherwise it might be occupied by a pilot or customer but do not fret; the terminal W/C is located to your right once you exit Minute Suites. P.S. Check out the TIP for this location... read more

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I visited Minute Suites on a long layover at the Charlotte airport the Monday after Thanksgiving. I had never been to a Minute Suites location before, so I thought I'd use my Priority Pass to check it out for free. I was greeted at the front desk by a friendly receptionist who told me all about the room and facility. He was able to get me in without a reservation about an hour and half after I checked in. I was at the airport for 8 hours, so this was fine for me. I'd definitely recommend a reservation, though, if you have an idea on your schedule. Once there, the room was nice, clean, and big enough for my purposes. I checked e-mail then laid down and closed my eyes for a few minutes. After that, my time was up! So, for that reason, I'm not entirely sold on this concept. The quiet room was a nice break from the busy and loud airport, but it can get pretty pricey if you spend any amount of time there. For me, I think 2+ hours, or a shower after a long layover or travel day could be useful. That's just me, though! The staff was friendly. They have a large assortment of relaxation products for sale. The room is clean. If a short break is wha you're after, why not give Minute Suites a try?! read more

Holy hot d***, what an amazing concept! I don't know why someone hasn't built more of these in every airport. With my priority pass an hour was free, but I would pay $42 for this even if not, having done it once. The couch was big enough, and decently comfy for a short nap. The dimmable lights, privacy noise, and just...space and privacy make this worthwhile! They even have snacks and drinks in the room so you don't have to leave, with prices comparable to anywhere else on the concourse, so obviously yes I just ate those in the comfort of my own space. Took my shoes off, stretched out, dimmed the lights, and afterwards I walked out into an airport with a sense of ease and rest that I have NEVER felt before. read more

What an absolutely fabulous concept. Short term private room rentals in the airport. This was perfect to accommodate my LONG layover. The front desk clerks were quite helpful in explaining this new concept to me. I thought I was going to an airport lounge but this was a whole different experience. Once checked in, I was given my own room key and escorted to my quiet room. What a wonderful respite it was from the noisy and hectic bustle of the airport. Once inside my room, the amenities were quite nice. They included a plush trundle bed, a computer table and desk, television, and even an Amazon Echo (Alexa). Plus, there were various modes of lighting, from very bright to calming to total black out. Perfect to rest and even to catch up on emails and messages. Plus, PriorityPass members receive one hour free! #Win read more

Literally, the biggest rip off I've ever experienced in 30 years of travel. I am writing this from the room that I booked online. Manager was as rude as I've ever met, asked how I was supposed to redeem my Priority Pass credits and she said that I had already pre-paid and so unless I wanted to add hours then too bad. Gave me a filthy room with thermostat locked at 65. I'm sitting here trying to get some sleep while she and her friends are yak it up outside. Wouldn't recommend this to my worst enemy, upper management needs to figure this out. read more

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The shower was inoperable when I stopped in but the rest of my experience was delightful. What a great idea OK this is really cool so you're in your own studio. It's got a couch that you can lay on, with the blanket, two pillows for your pleasure. It's got it's own mini fridge, stocked with various items, it has a snack basket and these items do come with a charge. You have your own TV with the satellite and it also comes with the keyboard for use of Internet. I had internet connectivity issues while I was here though. The shower was out of service too, so I had to downgrade the review. With your key card you could leave your bag in a secure location and wander to the adjoining food court or just take a load off. I bet that a layover would be ideal for this lounge. Why be stranded sleeping out by your gate? read more

This is an OK option when the other lounges are closed or you really just want to be introverted and locked in a room by yourself. There is literally nothing in the room. Just a fake leather couch, no cushions or pillows or anything like that. There's a table and a screen mounted above the table. And there is a desk chair. This is not an alternative to a hotel, you're not gonna want to sleep here. This is just a place to lie down with the door closed. read more

My son and I had a ludicrously long layover (10hrs) waiting on our flight from Charlotte to SFO, and this was further complicated by the fact that we had to take the earliest flight of the day to get in to CLT. We arrived at the airport before most shops open (7am), but made our way over to Minute Suites by the D Concourse to catch some Z's. Tzadde was amazing and helpful and far more awake than me and my son at 6:30-ish. She carefully helped us through the process of getting into the Tarheel Room, was friendly and welcoming, and I am grateful to her professionalism. I am writing this review primarily to sing her praises as she's an asset to this location. Manager, please take notice! I slept like a log for four hours, grabbed some lunch, and came back for my son to sleep for our remaining time. The bed was adequately sized for anyone up to 6ft, a bit firm, which I like, and neither my son nor I had trouble falling asleep. There is a trundle bed, but we didn't use it. A white noise generator does a good job of drowning out the busy airport outside. The lighting dimmers worked great, as did our thermostat. A nicely sized, and seemingly clean desk is in the room for work, along with a well-worn desk chair. There are plenty of power receptacles for charging. The space lives up to the tagline of "a traveler's retreat." There are some considerations that might make this not a perfect pick for all travelers. First, it's expensive: $45/hr, but if you need a room for a long time there is a price cap for extended stays (which was very helpful to us) and an overnight rate. It's small: Our rooms wouldn't fit more that two comfortably, but more if piled in on the floors. There are few rooms: appear to be only 4-5 rooms at this location, but there is another location down the concourse. I recommend reservations if you can make them in advance, otherwise, it's the luck of the draw. The entertainment selection (an adequately-sized HDTV in the room) doesn't have external connections for laptops/devices. So one must use the onboard apps of the Smart TV. Apps were still signed in from former guests, and I was frankly too tired to mess with it. The room felt adequately clean, if a little under serviced, but right at what I would expect for an hourly in-airport hotel. We needed sleep, and we found it here. I'd happily stay here again if needed. Thanks again to Tzadde who was awesome! read more

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Being the only Priority Club option at the airport it is a good place to go if you have time before or between a flight. The staff was very welcoming and showed a sincere interest in the experience. The room is very basic but clean and comfortable. The room does an amazing job of keeping noise out- yes some gets through it is not sound proof but walking out of the room and then seeing the loud busy airport right in front of you makes you remember what a great treat this is. I wish Priority a club would include water (or at least have infused water available with cups and small snacks like pretzels- maybe one day. Overall would use this again. read more

Great value. Stressing service. Good front office personnel. Good breakfast. Good lounging area.

I have a Priority Pass, and the sign says they accept Priority Pass, but I can never use the facility because they are booked out longer than my layovers. Sometimes -that would be OK. Booked out every time? Every time read more

I found myself unexpectedly stuck in the Charlotte airport for 12 hours after a flight delay. The flight that got me to Charlotte was at 5 a.m. so I was already exhausted with the thought of a 12 hour delay and an 8-hour flight. I went to the minute suites to see my options. They were very reasonably priced and I booked several hours to get some rest. I was very impressed with the room and would definitely use them again if needed. read more

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My girlfriend and I did an overnight stay at the Charlotte Airport minute suites this past Monday. The stay was horrible! The 'beds' were so uncomfortable - there was sticky stuff on the lower pullout and the blankets and carpets had stains on them. Despite setting the thermostat for 66 degrees - it stayed 74 degrees all night - too hot to sleep. Maybe it's okay for an hour - but truly regret trying to sleep for 8 hours. Worst $150 spent on sleep ever! I gave the manager a feedback card - and she did offer e one free hour - which was appreciated. To be clear - I am rating staying overnight - 8 hours - poorly because of how uncomfortable the "couches" are. An hour stay would be fine - if that's all you have time for. read more

I avoid flying through Charlotte because the airport is so crowded and chaotic, but my flight was cancelled and I was involuntarily rerouted though Charlotte. I had to get some work done and I dreaded the crowded and loud Admirals Clubs. I booked an hour at this Minute Suites. It's great: like a small hotel room, and very quiet. It was the most productive hour I've spent working in a long time. my flight got delayed again so I had to go back to the Admirals Club, which was not nearly as pleasant, due to the jerks who walk around yelling on their cell phones. I'll definitely use this Minute Suite again. read more

Came here and there was no one at the receptions when it's supposed to be open 24 hours!! Ridiculous

Made a reservation to stay here for 2 hour layover months ago. Pre paid. Our flight was delayed and we were going to at least use it for the remainder of our layover time. They rebooked our suite apparently because we weren't there on time and I didn't call since we had no service while we were delayed on the tarmac. So upset as I have three small children that we just needed a break and paid for this service well in advance! They did issue us a refund but to say I would never ever recommend using them after this experience is a given. What the hell is the point of a reservation and prepay then?! read more

It's too loud in the rooms because the people working there were socializing loudly just outside the door for the majority of the time

I was stranded recently at the Charlotte Airport overnight. Luckily I had noticed this small storefront a few weeks earlier on another trip through Charlotte - so when my flight was cancelled I made a straight line to the Minute Suites. for $155 I was able to book one of the 7 mini rooms for the overnight at the airport. The staff was nice and provided pillows and blankets for my 8 hour stay. The room was quiet and there was noise cancelling system that made the rest of the airport disappear from my ears (a welcome thing because hundreds of people were stranded and sleeping / living on the concourse that night). The "bed" was a couch that was really uncomfortable - but it beat having to travel 30+min via cab to the closest available hotel or sleep on the concourse. That coupled with the fact that when i woke up I did not need to go back through security and was able to book my return on the first flight to my home city by just walking to the gate. Prices during the day are steep (40$ per hour) so I will not be using it for a nap anytime soon, but in a pinch it was definitely a blessing for a traveler stranded overnight. read more

Great idea but needs a little work. The room was tiny, which wasn't terrible, but it was crazy hot. There was a thermostat in our room, but setting it did no good. When we asked about it, the clerk at the desk said the airport controls the temp and they can't change it. She did give us a fan so that was something. I don't know where people have showered, we weren't given any information about anything, just shown to our room. There was very little in the way of stuff for purchase also, only drinks. read more