For uninterrupted sleep, there is a hotel connected to the McNamara Terminal and others nearby hotels within an easy shuttle ride.

Explore our guide to sleeping in Detroit Airport or read some traveller airport reviews for more tips. The airport offers stranded passengers cots in the event of major flight delays or cancellations. “The far end of Concourse B” seems to receive the most mention for peace, quiet and comfortable furniture. Noise and cold temperatures were cited as problems at both terminals so consider ear plugs/noise cancelling earphones and a warm sweater or travel blanket. Reviewers suggest that McNamara offers travellers more sleeping options than the Evans Terminal. See our Airport Lounges section for locations and rates. More comfort can be found at one of the airport lounges, which can be accessed by economy class passengers for a fee. Free WiFiis available throughout both terminals. Plan ahead and buy your food and drinks before the concessions close. If you have time, check out the cool water feature and choreographed musical “Light Tunnel”! Almost all eateries and retail are located airside and all reportedly shut by 11 PM, so vending machines will be your only in-airport snack option after that time.

Both terminals provide numerous dining, shopping and service options, though McNamara has a much wider selection overall. The two terminals are linked by shuttle bus service that runs on a 10 minute schedule. What to Expectĭetroit Airport is a large, modern airport facility with two terminals: the McNamara, which serves Concourses A, B and C and the Evans Terminal, which serves Concourse D. To help you plan your layover or overnight sleepover, here is a quick run-down about what to expect during your time at Detroit Metro Airport (Code: DTW). People were sleeping everywhere-hard marble floor, stairs, around the luggage carousels, ON the luggage carousels, in the middle of the luggage carousels (you normally don’t notice how useful that thingy can be).

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