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Sleepbox Washington Dulles Joins Priority Pass

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Priority Pass is the world’s largest network of independent airport lounges. They do what they can to add lounges in most major terminals, and currently the network has 1,200+ locations. What I appreciate is how creative they’ve been in adding new locations beyond traditional lounges. The most common thing we've seen is Priority Pass restaurants,…

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(@Daniel)
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There was some mention that AMEX's priority pass would continue for spas. Are you sure these "sleep boxes" are also excluded?

From Skift: https://skift.com/2019/06/03/american-express-removes-free-airport-lounge-meal-benefit-from-platinum-cards/

"According to Collinson, the move is a concerted decision from American Express to take focus away from restaurants and concentrate more on its partner lounges. Representatives from Collinson also stressed that “Collinson’s wider relationship with American Express is unaffected, and its card members will still have access to more than 1,200 airport lounges, as well as select sleeper suites across the world, via the Priority Pass membership benefit provided on their card.”


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(@presrdc)
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No shower facility? The biggest issue with IAD is that the United Lounges don't offer showers and the one PP lounge, the Turkish Airlines Lounge, has what may best be described as a cesspool of human filth for a shower.


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(@Daniel)
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@Ryan - The AF lounge is a priority pass lounge and has a shower.


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(@scooter923)
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It's showing up in the Priority Pass App (which no longer shows the restaurant experiences), so this should work.


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Diamond
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Are there any employees there? How does check in work with PP? At least with Minute Suites there's someone there to get you set up.


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Gold
(@ptahcha)
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The location shows up for Amex PP holders, so it's not excluded from non-lounge locations.


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Diamond
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Can Citi Prestige Priority Pass cardholders bring up to two guest into the Sleepbox?


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I find power naps in a cool dark room extremely refreshing, and an hour nap in the afternoon can easily make up for 4 hours missed the night before and allow me to be functional into the evening. I have used the DFW minute suites for this purpose for an hour on a couple of occasions after taking an early morning flight out of SEA.


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 Ngoc
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Lucky - there’s a new one at LAX. It’s called point the way cafe. It’s open to priority pass after 11 am.


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 yyyy
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This is eligible for Amex PP. The Minute Suites at ATL is also still available under the "lounge" tab. Plus, there is shower.


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(@dwondermeant)
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Looks like an elegant future prison I'll pass


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(@Eskimo)
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Was there last week before PP. I think they have 8 hours for less than a hundred.
Was a ghost town down there. And to better describe, it is a closet the size of a dorm size bed, with one dorm size bed.

Given it's off the way for most people with a layover I would pass.


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(@sexy_kitten7)
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I just tried it out with my Amex PP. You have to download the app, create an account, and make your res there. It worked pretty smoothly. Click the PP button (no charge) and confirm. You have to take a photo of your ID and a selfie and enter your flight number for security purposes. They swipe your PP card when you get there.

The compact room was comically small but it got the job done. No sound proofing but it was pretty quiet. Try to whisper. The attendant was very nice. There are no bathrooms nearby so go before you get there. It's in limbo (one level above the A train station but one level below the gates).


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(@PccChristopher)
Joined: 9 years ago

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The comfort room makes no sense . Silly unless it’s at least 2/ 1/2 hrs
Absurd. It would probably take at least 15 min just to get in and get settled.
Like giving a lollypop to a child, a no Brainer. Under the assumption that
There are no toilets or showers . Thanks I would prefer Airline A/P Lounge
With their facilities . Better all around.


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(@bigjinla)
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I'm not trying to be crass, but how is this NOT intended for a quick airport tryst?


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(@Kelly)
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No toilet, no shower, no interest.


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(@Chris T.)
Joined: 15 years ago

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Sounds like a good option. I had a 5:30am international flight the other day DCA-PHL-CUN, so left my house around 3:30am. Used the PHL MiniuteSuites for 2 hours (one free and one extra paid hour.) It was very refreshing to take that powernap!


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