Atlanta Airport Guide: Presented by Travel Code

Whether you find yourself with a short layover, an overnight stay, or just passing through quickly, Travel Code's Atlanta Airport Guide ensures that your visit is comfortable and convenient. From essential services like lounges and restaurants to nearby airport hotels, here’s everything you need to know for your ATL experience.

What to Expect at ATL Airport

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is one of the world's busiest airports, featuring two terminals—Domestic (North and South) and International (Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International)—linked by concourses T through F. Transportation between terminals is fast and easy thanks to the underground Plane Train and pedestrian tunnels.

Travelers can find unlimited free Wi-Fi throughout ATL, but access to mobile charging can vary by concourse. If your flight involves extensive travel, consider using a corporate travel management solution like Travel Code to streamline the planning process, ensuring seamless connections and comfort.

Sleeping & Rest Facilities at ATL

ATL does not provide dedicated sleeping zones, yet overnight visitors recommend airside Concourses E and F as comfortable spots. For private space, Minute Suites offers sleeping cabins in Concourses B, E, and F, available for hourly rental. As an alternative, ample options for comfortable airport hotels exist nearby, with many offering complimentary shuttle service.

Highlights:

• Peaceful PlaneTrain area between Concourses A and B
• Mezzanine Levels—Concourses D and F with movable chairs and sofas
• Minute Suites available for hourly rental (includes private suites with daybeds, Wi-Fi, and showers)

Airport Hotels & Sleep Pods

Travel Code recommends multiple nearby hotels easily reachable via free ATL SkyTrain, providing quick transit for passengers. Notable options include the Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway and Renaissance Atlanta Airport Gateway Hotel. View more hotel options and book your preferred accommodations seamlessly via Travel Code's hotel portal.

Lounges & Amenities

All travelers, irrespective of the airline or class of service, can access certain paid lounges at ATL, like “The Club at ATL” located in Concourse F, featuring comfortable spaces and showers. Airline-operated lounges such as Delta Sky Club and United Club are also available. For more information or to organize your access, consider utilizing Travel Code's airline reservation system.

Dining & Drinking Water

Dining facilities vary by concourse, with a Starbucks operating 24-hours in the Domestic Terminal Atrium. Water refill stations are conveniently distributed across all concourses.

Mobile Charging and Wi-Fi

Mobile charging stations appear in each concourse, though availability and convenience may vary. Complimentary Wi-Fi (“ATL Free Wi-Fi”) is generally reliable throughout the terminal complex.

Security & Safety Tips

While ATL Airport generally provides a safe environment, Travel Code advises passengers to remain vigilant. Keep valuables hidden or locked, and select sleeping zones near staff or security personnel for safety.

Transportation Options from ATL Airport

Travelers have several transportation choices: MARTA rail service connects directly from Domestic Terminal to downtown; shared-ride shuttles, Uber/Lyft, taxis, and rental cars are also accessible. The Rental Car Center is reachable conveniently by ATL SkyTrain.