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Minute Suites opening second Hartsfield-Jackson location with sleep units

Rendering of Minute Suites location. Source: Minute Suites
Rendering of Minute Suites location. Source: Minute Suites
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Aug 21, 2018

Minute Suites is opening its second location at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, with five sleep suites at a new location on Concourse T.

The company in partnership with Business Traveler Services  had planned to open the Concourse T location in early 2018, but said this week that the location will open Wednesday.

The company rents out small private rooms with a daybed sofa, pillows, blankets and TV for $42 an hour up to two hours, $8 for each 15-minute increment after that, or $155 for 8 hours.

Minute Suites already has a location on Concourse B with five rooms, but its lease was due to expire Nov. 30, 2018 and that space is included in a massive round of airport retail shop contracts that was put on hold last year.

The airport also plans to open sleep units on international Concourses E and F.

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