LOOK: There's Now a 24/7 Transit Hotel and Spa in NAIA
Sleep through long layovers comfortably.
Published on Aug 6, 2026
(SPOT.ph) Frequent travelers and savvy jetsetters know the horrors of long waiting times at the airport. Delayed or canceled flights and long layovers take their toll on passengers before they can even fly to their intended destinations. Sure, airport lounges are lifesavers, but for those with really long layovers—the kind that lasts, say, around eight to 12 hours—it might be more economical to just stay in a hotel and get a proper rest in between flights.
Fortunately, those flying out from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 now have a comfortable space to wait out their flights as The Wings Transit Hotel & Spa finally reopens its doors.
The Wings Transit Hotel & Spa reopens in a new home at NAIA T3
If this isn't the first time you're hearing about The Wings, then you're right. The Wings closed in 2025 after 10 years of serving travelers, starting in May 2015. Finally, after over a year of renovations, the transit hotel is now ready to take flight once more as a home of comfort and relaxation in NAIA T3.

The Wings Transit Hotel & Spa lets you book a stay for either 7.5 hours or 15 hours in any of their rooms for single, twin, or group accommodations. Unlike most airport lounges, The Wings is open to all Terminal 3 guests and passengers, including those seeing off or waiting for a passenger. The transit hotel is open 24 hours every day, and anyone can simply walk in.
Located on Level 4 of the Mall Area at NAIA T3, this transit hotel is a great choice for travelers with long layovers and those coming from outside Metro Manila. Saves you the trouble of booking a hotel outside the airport and possibly missing your flight!
Book a stay at the transit hotel to relax, charge your gadgets, get some work done, take a nap, and freshen up before your flight. Or, if you only need a shower or a place to keep your bags safe for a few hours, you can also avail of storage, shower, and dining services separately.
Here are the room rates for The Wings Transit Hotel & Spa
Lounge (Reclining chair)
Sleeps 1 person
P1,400 for 7.5 hours
P1,900 for 15 hours

Male or Female Solo Capsule
Sleeps 1 person
P1,800 for 7.5 hours
Php 2,800 for 15 hours

Twin Room / Family Capsule
Sleeps 2 persons (Max 3 persons)
P3,600 for 7.5 hours
Php 5,200 for 15 hours


Family Room
Sleeps 3 persons (Max 5 persons)
P4,500 for 7.5 hours
Php 6,500 for 15 hours

The rates above cover the following inclusions:
A meal pass per person for every 7.5 hours, drinks included; Unlimited meal pass is also available for an extra P500 per person
Shower with amenities, plus a personal hygiene kit
Luggage storage for two large bags and one carry-on
Wi-Fi and access to the business lounge
Traveling as a group or family of three or more? A family capsule, twin room, or family room can accommodate one more guest for P1,000 with the standard meal pass, or P1,500 with the unlimited meal pass. The family room can take two extra guests for P2,000 with the standard meal pass or P2,500 with the unlimited meal pass.
Here are the rates for services at The Wings Transit Hotel & Spa
You don’t need to book a room to enjoy the amenities of the transit hotel. If you’re only waiting for a few hours and just need to store your luggage, take a quick shower, or grab a bite, you are also welcome to avail of the following services on their own:
Shower: P450
Meal Pass (2 hours): P800
Shower and Meal Pass (3 hours): P1,300
Small Luggage Storage (4 hours): P150
Large Luggage Storage (4 hours): P250
Need a quick self-care session before you fly? The Spa has you covered
Alternatively, you can also de-stress and melt away your traveling woes at the transit hotel's spa. Here you can get a massage to soothe those tired, aching muscles so you’re relaxed and ready to embark on your journey, or even get your nails ready to match your travel OOTDs.

Here are the rates for the spa’s massage, foot spa, and nail care services:
Massage
Swedish or Shiatsu, full body
P1,180 for 60 mins
P1,580 for 90 mins
Head, Neck, and Shoulder (Seated)
P980 for 60 mins
P1,380 for 90 mins
Foot Reflexology (Seated)
Php 980 for 60 mins
Php 1,380 for 90 mins
Combination (Seated)
Php 980 for 60 mins
Php 1,380 for 90 mins
Foot Spa and Nail Care
Manicure with polish: P480
Pedicure with polish: P580
Manicure and pedicure: P800
Foot scrub and pedicure: P880
Manicure with gel polish: P1,100
Pedicure with gel polish: P1,200
Paraffin wax treatment, hands and feet: P1,200
Gel polish or enhancement removal: P350
How to book a stay at The Wings Transit Hotel & Spa
You can book a stay at The Wings Transit Hotel & Spa through their online booking page or get in touch with them through their Facebook page. You can also drop them a message on Viber (+63 927 823 1500), which is recommended if you’re planning to stay late into the night or need a room for a family/group. They are currently accepting reservations for 1 day to 60 days in advance, so take note to check back closer to your preferred date if you don’t see it on the booking platform yet.
The spa, however, takes walk-ins on a first-come, first-served basis, so you can’t reserve a slot in advance. The booking platform also accommodates room reservations only, so you’ll need to purchase dining, storage, and shower services upon your arrival at the hotel.
Since the transit hotel is located at the 4th Level, Mall Area of NAIA T3, between Watsons and Goldilocks, you must book your stay or avail the services before clearing security and immigration. You won’t be able to walk back out to the public side of the terminal, so make sure to avail your reservations or purchase a service before you check in.
For more information, visit The Wings Transit Hotel and Spa Facebook page for more information.
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Joy is a writer, film photographer, caffeine junkie, and part-time traveler. When not any of these, she’s either lost in a book, beating a game, or making a zine. Cat-mom to Noodle, Nori, and Mocha.