Sleeping inside or in nearby hotels (BRU)

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

Where to rest: As there are not many late-night flights, it tends to be quite calm and quiet during the early hours. The boarding area is generally the best option, with several comfortable seats to stretch your legs and some sofas to lie down on. The Schengen passenger area has many cosy armchairs and charging points for electronic devices. In addition, near the car rental counters, duty-free shops, and the B connector area, there are several good spots to relax.

For a more comfortable rest, the Sheraton hotel is located right in front of the terminal, and there are other nearby hotels with shuttle service (some free of charge). Another option is to access VIP lounges by paying at the door or using various memberships. Note that most lounges close at around 9:00–10:00 pm and reopen from 5:00 am.

Baggage: Lockers are available on the ground floor, so you can store your bags until check-in.

Eating and drinking: There is a Starbucks in the boarding area that stays open overnight.

Wi-Fi: The airport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi access.

Other services available around the clock: Emergency medical care, ATMs, children's play areas, baby changing facilities.

Hotels

The Sheraton Brussels Airport Hotel is located in front of the terminal building. There are many other accommodation options nearby, most of which offer free shuttle service to their guests.

Novotel Brussels Airport (1.6 km/1 mile)
Crowne Plaza Brussels Airport (1.8 km/1.1 miles)
Ooostel2.be Zaventem (1.9 km/1.2 miles)
Getaway Studios Brussels Airport (2.1 km/1.3 miles)
Mövenpick Hotel Brussels Airport (2.2 km/1.4 miles)