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Sleeping in a SnoozeCube: Dubai Airport

By on August 14, 2015

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As I walked through Dubai airport at 3am, I realised I had 7 hours until my flight to Kenya.

I had 2 options:

Option A (AKA economical option): Join the rest of the community who had decided to set up camp on the floor underneath the chairs.

Option B (AKA premium option): Splurge on a ‘SnoozeCube’.

locationmapdxbt1I splurged. As nice as DXB is, there was no way I was going to get any sleep on that floor. And I still had to make it through a day in Nairobi. It was a splurge for my own wellbeing.

But what is a SnoozeCube? Well according to the website ‘SnoozeCubes offer a perfect example of what happens when you take an innovative approach to the ever growing demand of international travelers visiting the most crowded places in the world.’

According to me, it is the best $100 I have ever spent in an airport. Yep, sure beats $100 spent on duty free alcohol… (Maybe)

IMG_1623It’s not quite a hotel room but it is a huge step up from terminal seating. These micro-hotel room’s right inside the terminal and at $21USD per hour (or $28USD per hour for a double room) it sure beats the $65US per hour that the airport hotel charges. If you are need in some sleep before your onward journey, it is well worth the splurge.

The precious 4 hours in my SnoozeCube may have saved me from some serious exhaustion.

Dubai Airport currently has 10 sound-proofed SnoozeCube units installed adjacent to C 22 at Dubai International’s Terminal 1. Each SnoozeCube has a bed, touchscreen TV offering music and movies,  wifi access, and room to hang your coat and store your carry-on luggage.

CONTACT

Reservations & Bookings

Website: http://snoozecube.com

Phone: +971 (4) 22 44 113

email: info@snoozecube.com

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Kat Knapp

Hello there, I'm Kat Knapp. I am a 26-year old Australian currently living in New Zealand. The past decade has involved a lot of travel which has resulted in me having visited 79 countries across all 7 continents. I have lived in Iceland, The Netherlands, Japan, France, Romania and Madagascar. Here is where I have shared a number of my adventures. I have an undergraduate degree in Sociology and Journalism, and am currently completing post-graduate study in Forensic Psychology and Teaching. I have my Private Pilots license, Adventure Dive Licence and Truck license which have led to some adventures on/above and below land. I hope to use this place to reflect on some missing adventures and ponder some non-travel related parts of my life.