Sleeping inside or in nearby hotels (MEX)

Overnight layover guide. Sleeping facilities in the public zone or boarding area

Can you spend the night at the airport?

Where to rest?

The most suitable area for rest is the boarding area. You must have a boarding pass to access this area. If you cannot check in, you will have to stay in the public area, where seats are scarce and you may have to lie on the floor. It is always advisable to have a sleep mask and earplugs on hand to block out noise and light.

Another option (for a fee or with a membership that provides the service) is to use one of the VIP lounges, where you can enjoy greater comfort and privacy, showers, etc. Some lounges are open all night.

A budget-friendly alternative for more private rest is the izZzleep sleeping capsules. For a longer rest, and if budget allows, the airport has hotels. Different options are detailed below.

Is there luggage storage service?

Are there 24-hour food and beverage options?

Does Mexico City Airport have showers?

Does Mexico City Airport offer free Wi-Fi?

Other services available around the clock

Hotels

On the upper floor of Terminal 1 and the lower floor of Terminal 2, there are private capsules from izZzleep.

The Hilton Mexico City Airport can be accessed from level 3 of Terminal 1, while the entrance to the NH Collection Mexico City Airport T2 is located on the sixth floor of Terminal 2.

Meanwhile, the Courtyard by Marriott Mexico City Airport and the Camino Real Aeropuerto México are connected to Terminal 1 via pedestrian walkways.

In the surrounding area, you can find other options, most of them with counters inside the terminals and shuttle services for their guests.

Hotel Puerto México Aeropuerto Galeria & Boutique (0.3 km/0.2 miles)
Fiesta Inn Aeropuerto CD México (0.5 km/0.3 miles)
Alo México (0.6 km/0.4 miles)
We Hotel Aeropuerto (0.6 km/0.4 miles)
Hotel Aeropuerto (0.6 km/0.4 miles)