Airport Dimensions has opened a new Sleepover space at Hamad International Airport, the eighth Sleepover space globally.
Situated airside in the North Node near Gate C41, the new opening is Sleepover’s third ‘sleep station’ at Hamad and the second within the North Node. The new space has the largest sleep occupancy of all three, bringing the total capacity at the airport to 160.
Airport Dimensions said there has been strong demand for book-by-the-hour rest environments that allow travelers to recover between flights, with Hamad providing an ideal environment for the continued evolution of the sleep-station concept.
The new North Node space introduces an enhanced Nap Pod experience, designed to provide greater comfort, privacy and relaxation for travelers in transit. It also features upgraded cabin inventory, including new Family Cabins with stacked double beds accommodating up to four guests. The mix is designed to support both short-stay and longer-duration rest.
Andrew Van Eeden, managing director, EMEA at Airport Dimensions, said, “What we’re seeing globally − and certainly very clearly at Hamad International Airport – is growing demand for high-quality rest solutions that help travelers make better use of their time in transit.”
He added, “By addressing the need for short-term rest in transit, Sleepover complements the airport’s wider hospitality offering while giving travelers greater choice throughout their journey.”
Sleepover is open to all travelers at Hamad International Airport, regardless of airline or ticket class. Access is available to Priority Pass members and LoungeKey cardholders. Travelers can also purchase entry online via airport-sleepover.com or at Sleepover on the day, subject to availability.
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