Charlotte Forum: Sleeping in the daytime

There are hotels that offer day rates, I am sure. Call a few of the hotels around the hotel and ask if they have a " day rate" for travelers.

Thank you Bud..I have started e mailing some hotels in the city..

Thanks Mexico.....but I find it hard to sleep on a plane

Hi

Anyone have any luck with day rooms, as I am looking for the same.

Thanks

Only US Airways Lounges - no cots; just comfy chairs. @$50/entry or $40 - prepaid - not sure if it's worth the money...

sleepinginairports.net/airport-lounges/index…

Hotels with free shuttle do not advertise a "Day Rate" - but everything is negotiable...Best advice: find out from Hotwire lowest rate & guess which hotel, then call direct, ask for the Manager & offer the same or slightly lower rate - explain how long you would need..

some property owners from airbnb.com might do it...But only worthy if:

on Sprinter bus line; i.e. downtown (here referred to as Uptown"

Not sure if this helps, but last year I called around for cheapest rates; here is the thread:

tripadvisor.ca/ShowTopic-g49022-i291-k413724…

Good Luck & let us know if it worked.....

tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g49022-d94199-R…

Thanks for the info, will let you know how it goes

I'm with you, I can't do it either and I fly 20+ RT's a year. There are some nooks and crannys of the airport that are more quiet than others (Terminal D seems to be the most quiet, is International and doesn't have as many flights). It's not guaranteed you'd be able to sleep, but I'd think it better than having to leave and then go through security again. Good luck!