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Q: Is it possible to stay overnight at Beijing airport?

I have a flight early morning at Beijing airport and don't feel like waking up early and getting into rush hour traffic. Is it possible to just register my luggage 5 hours in advance, pass security and go rest inside?

11 years 42 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - Beijing

 
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I truly do not recall the number of hours in advance, but somehow I sort of remember 3 hours only, but I could be wrong, when I did it was many years ago.

I have seen many persons sleeping on seats at many airports, with legs over luggage to avoid theft.

And yes, depending on hours in advance, you can do it.

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Happy is right.  Check-in starts 3 hours before the scheduled departure time.  You can arrive  at the airport earlier, but you'll still need to take care of your luggage until check-in begins.

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Yes, I do believe I saw some people who (it appeared to me) to have been passed out 'camping' in seats. 

         But here is a cool (if not a little pricey) suggestion. They have those awesome little 'nap boxes'. I don't know what the name is. But you will see these rows of what kind of look like 'Kiosks'. You could almost mistake them for a UK toilet. Anyways, I think it was something like $5 fo an hour (does anyone know?). You open the door and have JUST enough space for your luggage and the little bed. 

I REALLY wanted to use one. But my flights all lined up perfectly. But if I ever have to stay there for 2-6 hours I want to try one. 

 

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I did it a couple years ago, but you cant register your luggage, you just have to keep it with you. It was boring, but quiet, so you can sleep a little. I think the McDonalds opened at 5.

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