Arriving in Singapore at 1AM, where to wait until thing open in the morning?
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I plan to arrive (from Taipei) at Changi airport at about 1:00 AM local time on a weekday. Airports often have little or no place to "hang out" or snooze after arrival.
Instead of paying USD 50 or more for a hotel in the city, is there something I can do to sit and close my eyes for a few hours until businesses and other spots open in the morning? It could be in the airport, or the city, I'm assuming at least some buses run all night.
I'll just have a backpack, no need to store luggage.
From this answer I've found sleepinginairports.net 1, 2, 3 but I have a hunch that's for transit, and I'm not sure if that's an option.
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I plan to arrive (from Taipei) at Changi airport at about 1:00 AM local time on a weekday. Airports often have little or no place to "hang out" or snooze after arrival.
Instead of paying USD 50 or more for a hotel in the city, is there something I can do to sit and close my eyes for a few hours until businesses and other spots open in the morning? It could be in the airport, or the city, I'm assuming at least some buses run all night.
I'll just have a backpack, no need to store luggage.
From this answer I've found sleepinginairports.net 1, 2, 3 but I have a hunch that's for transit, and I'm not sure if that's an option.
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Not sure if that’s the case in all terminals, but at least in terminals 1, 2 and 3, you arrive in the transit/departures area, so anything that’s available for departing or transit passengers is available to you as well.
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@jcaron et al. thanks :-)
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I plan to arrive (from Taipei) at Changi airport at about 1:00 AM local time on a weekday. Airports often have little or no place to "hang out" or snooze after arrival.
Instead of paying USD 50 or more for a hotel in the city, is there something I can do to sit and close my eyes for a few hours until businesses and other spots open in the morning? It could be in the airport, or the city, I'm assuming at least some buses run all night.
I'll just have a backpack, no need to store luggage.
From this answer I've found sleepinginairports.net 1, 2, 3 but I have a hunch that's for transit, and I'm not sure if that's an option.
singapore airport-terminals
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I plan to arrive (from Taipei) at Changi airport at about 1:00 AM local time on a weekday. Airports often have little or no place to "hang out" or snooze after arrival.
Instead of paying USD 50 or more for a hotel in the city, is there something I can do to sit and close my eyes for a few hours until businesses and other spots open in the morning? It could be in the airport, or the city, I'm assuming at least some buses run all night.
I'll just have a backpack, no need to store luggage.
From this answer I've found sleepinginairports.net 1, 2, 3 but I have a hunch that's for transit, and I'm not sure if that's an option.
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Not sure if that’s the case in all terminals, but at least in terminals 1, 2 and 3, you arrive in the transit/departures area, so anything that’s available for departing or transit passengers is available to you as well.
– jcaron
2 hours ago
@jcaron et al. thanks :-)
– uhoh
13 mins ago
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Not sure if that’s the case in all terminals, but at least in terminals 1, 2 and 3, you arrive in the transit/departures area, so anything that’s available for departing or transit passengers is available to you as well.
– jcaron
2 hours ago
@jcaron et al. thanks :-)
– uhoh
13 mins ago
Not sure if that’s the case in all terminals, but at least in terminals 1, 2 and 3, you arrive in the transit/departures area, so anything that’s available for departing or transit passengers is available to you as well.
– jcaron
2 hours ago
Not sure if that’s the case in all terminals, but at least in terminals 1, 2 and 3, you arrive in the transit/departures area, so anything that’s available for departing or transit passengers is available to you as well.
– jcaron
2 hours ago
@jcaron et al. thanks :-)
– uhoh
13 mins ago
@jcaron et al. thanks :-)
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13 mins ago
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Changi does not separate arrivals and departures, so you can use any facilities anywhere in the airport simply by not going through immigration. However, if you have checked bags, it may take some time to retrieve them the next morning.
That said, I would still recommend you head over to the city. Changi is a nice place to transit but you're not going to get a good night's sleep without paying for the transit hotel, and regular non-airport hotels are much cheaper.
This is just what I needed to know, thank you for the speedy reply! I'll spend some more time checking for more places in the city as well.
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Changi does not separate arrivals and departures, so you can use any facilities anywhere in the airport simply by not going through immigration. However, if you have checked bags, it may take some time to retrieve them the next morning.
That said, I would still recommend you head over to the city. Changi is a nice place to transit but you're not going to get a good night's sleep without paying for the transit hotel, and regular non-airport hotels are much cheaper.
This is just what I needed to know, thank you for the speedy reply! I'll spend some more time checking for more places in the city as well.
– uhoh
11 mins ago
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Changi does not separate arrivals and departures, so you can use any facilities anywhere in the airport simply by not going through immigration. However, if you have checked bags, it may take some time to retrieve them the next morning.
That said, I would still recommend you head over to the city. Changi is a nice place to transit but you're not going to get a good night's sleep without paying for the transit hotel, and regular non-airport hotels are much cheaper.
This is just what I needed to know, thank you for the speedy reply! I'll spend some more time checking for more places in the city as well.
– uhoh
11 mins ago
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Changi does not separate arrivals and departures, so you can use any facilities anywhere in the airport simply by not going through immigration. However, if you have checked bags, it may take some time to retrieve them the next morning.
That said, I would still recommend you head over to the city. Changi is a nice place to transit but you're not going to get a good night's sleep without paying for the transit hotel, and regular non-airport hotels are much cheaper.
Changi does not separate arrivals and departures, so you can use any facilities anywhere in the airport simply by not going through immigration. However, if you have checked bags, it may take some time to retrieve them the next morning.
That said, I would still recommend you head over to the city. Changi is a nice place to transit but you're not going to get a good night's sleep without paying for the transit hotel, and regular non-airport hotels are much cheaper.
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This is just what I needed to know, thank you for the speedy reply! I'll spend some more time checking for more places in the city as well.
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This is just what I needed to know, thank you for the speedy reply! I'll spend some more time checking for more places in the city as well.
– uhoh
11 mins ago
This is just what I needed to know, thank you for the speedy reply! I'll spend some more time checking for more places in the city as well.
– uhoh
11 mins ago
This is just what I needed to know, thank you for the speedy reply! I'll spend some more time checking for more places in the city as well.
– uhoh
11 mins ago
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Not sure if that’s the case in all terminals, but at least in terminals 1, 2 and 3, you arrive in the transit/departures area, so anything that’s available for departing or transit passengers is available to you as well.
– jcaron
2 hours ago
@jcaron et al. thanks :-)
– uhoh
13 mins ago