LHRLondon
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
London Heathrow
Four terminals, spread across the airfield. Your terminal decides which hotels you can walk to.
Heathrow guideUnited Kingdom
LGWLondon
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
London Gatwick Airport
Two terminals joined by a free two-minute train, with hotels attached to both. A base for British holidaymakers heading to Europe, and for long-haul connections, with Emirates in the North Terminal.
Gatwick Airport guideAustralia
SYDSydney
Australia
Australia
Sydney Airport
One international terminal and two domestic ones, on opposite sides of the airfield. Which side you fly from decides where to stay.
Sydney Airport guideWSISydney
Australia
Australia
Western Sydney International Airport
Sydney's new second airport, opening to passengers on 25 October 2026. One terminal, open around the clock, and no hotel on site yet.
Western Sydney Airport guideMELMelbourne
Australia
Australia
Melbourne Airport
Melbourne's main airport at Tullamarine, open around the clock. One hotel is joined to the terminals by covered walkways, and others sit a short walk or shuttle away.
Melbourne Airport guideBNEBrisbane
Australia
Australia
Brisbane Airport
Two terminals 2 km apart. The walkable hotels are on the domestic side; the international terminal has none yet.
Brisbane Airport guidePERPerth
Australia
Australia
Perth Airport
Two terminal precincts about 15 minutes apart by road, and no hotel on the airport yet. Every stay is a shuttle or a taxi away.
Perth Airport guideUnited States
DFWDallas
United States
United States
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
Five terminals on a loop, joined by a free train inside security and a free bus outside it. One hotel is inside Terminal D and another is beside Terminal C. Qantas flights from Australia use Terminal D.
DFW Airport guideLAXLos Angeles
United States
United States
Los Angeles International Airport
Nine terminals around a horseshoe, and no hotel you can realistically walk from. Every stay is a shuttle or a ride away, and the Century Boulevard corridor is where most of them sit.
LAX guideATLAtlanta
United States
United States
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
No hotel is inside the terminals. Five hotels sit at Gateway Center on the free SkyTrain, two minutes from the Domestic Terminal, and four more run shuttles from the Domestic Terminal's west curb.
Atlanta Airport guideIndonesia
DPSDenpasar
Indonesia
Indonesia
Bali Ngurah Rai Airport
Bali's only international airport, with a domestic and an international terminal a short walk apart. A capsule hotel sits inside the International Terminal and the other hotels are in Tuban, a few minutes away. The traffic is the reason to stay close.
Bali Airport guideUnited Arab Emirates
DXBDubai
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates
Dubai International Airport
Three terminals. Terminals 1 and 3 are joined airside; Terminal 2 stands apart. For most Australians connecting on Emirates or Qantas, the real choice is a room inside the airport or a hotel outside it.
Dubai Airport guideSingapore
SINSingapore
Singapore
Singapore
Singapore Changi Airport
Three terminals joined by Skytrain and walkways, a fourth on its own, and a Jewel in the public area. Your terminal, and whether you will clear immigration, decide where you sleep.
Changi Airport guideItaly
FCORome
Italy
Italy
Rome Fiumicino Airport
Two working terminals, T1 and T3, side by side. One hotel is joined to them by a covered walkway and the rest run shuttles. Rome is a 32 minute train away, so the question is whether the morning is worth the risk.
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