Showers and day rooms at ATL: what's listed and what isn't
ATL's amenities page lists no shower rooms or day rooms. Minute Suites rents showers on Concourse E, and some lounges have them too.
Showers and day rooms don’t appear among ATL’s amenities, and none of our amenities pages covers them. What exists sits in lounges and at Minute Suites. Minute Suites on Concourse E takes shower reservations. The airport says some Delta Sky Clubs have private showers, and its terminal map lists showers at two more lounges.
Where a shower is listed
| Place | What’s published about showers |
|---|---|
| Minute Suites, Concourse E | Private shower reservations, each with a private bathroom, fresh towels and toiletries. Minute Suites says to reserve ahead and that showers cost extra. No price is published. |
| Delta Sky Club, Concourses A (two clubs), B, C, D, E, F and T | ATL’s words are “Private showers at select locations.” Neither ATL nor Delta’s overview page says which clubs. |
| Admirals Club, Concourse T | American’s general Admirals Club page lists shower suites at select locations. Its Atlanta page lists food and drinks, a full service bar and Wi-Fi, with no showers. |
| The Club at ATL, Concourse F | ATL’s amenities page lists no showers, but the airport’s terminal map lists showers there. The amenities page says day passes are available for $40, while The Club’s own page prices a Club Pass at $50. No membership is required, whatever the airline. |
| The Centurion Lounge by American Express, Concourse E | The airport’s terminal map lists showers there and puts it near Gate E11. Its description says every Centurion Lounge has shower suites. American Express lists it among the lounges The Platinum Card (U.S.) opens. The map gives no shower price or entry rule. |
Our lounges page lists every Delta Sky Club by concourse. The airport’s directory gives a gate for four of them, A17, B18, C37 and T7. It places the other four at the center of A, D and E and west of center on F, level 2.
Minute Suites says showers are exclusively available at its Concourse E location, so the suites near Gate B24 on Concourse B and near Gate F6 on Concourse F don’t have them. Minute Suites’ FAQ says guests need a same-day boarding pass and access to that terminal to visit a location, and no membership, airline status or lounge access is required. Minute Suites’ page puts the Concourse E location at the atrium and escalators. ATL’s directory says Concourse E center.
ATL’s directory lists hours for the Concourse B and F suites (open 24 hours) and none for Concourse E, so confirm E’s hours when you reserve a shower.
One ATL holiday-travel post places Minute Suites on Concourses T and B. ATL’s directory and Minute Suites’ own Atlanta page both say B, E and F.
Day rooms: the closest thing is a suite inside security
ATL’s pages publish no day rooms and no day-use hotel rates. A Minute Suites suite is the nearest equivalent that sits past the checkpoint. It rents by the hour, with a one-hour minimum. Each suite has a daybed with a pull-out trundle and a TV. The suites have no bathroom of their own, and a shower is its own reservation.
Minute Suites’ FAQ puts hourly booking from $40 and an overnight stay at $215, and tells you to check your airport’s page for current pricing. Its Atlanta page lists none, so confirm the rate when you book. The FAQ also says its locations accept Priority Pass.
A hotel day room means leaving the terminal. Every hotel in our hotels listing reaches the airport by shuttle or train, and our guide to hotels with a free shuttle or train sorts them by how they reach the terminal. The closest one to the airfield is the Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel. Its shuttle leaves from Aisle C, stalls C6 to C8. Four hotels sit on the free SkyTrain: the AC Hotel Atlanta Airport Gateway, the Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway, the Renaissance Atlanta Airport Gateway Hotel and the SpringHill Suites Atlanta Airport Gateway. Ask the hotel directly whether it sells a few hours of a room, since the airport doesn’t say.
If a massage is closer to what you’re after
ATL’s directory lists XpresSpa on Concourses A, C, D and E as spa, nail salon and massage. Be Relax on Concourse B near Gate B22 is listed as spa and massage, and The Chiroport on Concourse A as chiropractor. None of them is a shower.
Sources
- Our amenities, lounges, hotels, Minute Suites Concourse E, Admirals Club, The Club at ATL, Centurion Lounge, XpresSpa, Be Relax and The Chiroport pages, and our guide to hotels with a free shuttle or train
- ATL’s airport amenities page, for the Delta Sky Club showers, The Club at ATL and its day pass
- The Club Airport Lounges’ own page, for the Club Pass price
- The airport’s terminal map, for the showers at The Club at ATL and The Centurion Lounge
- ATL’s holiday-travel post, for Minute Suites on Concourses T and B
- Minute Suites’ Atlanta page and FAQ, for the Concourse E showers, the boarding pass rule and the prices
- Delta’s Sky Club overview, and American’s Admirals Club pages for the general list and the Atlanta club