Airport Accommodation exists for one job: helping you sleep well near the airport.
How we research
Every fact on this site comes from a published source, and the source is named on the page. Hotel distances, shuttle hours, parking rates, and nightly prices are checked against the hotel’s own site, the airport’s own site, or a named listing, and each guide states the month the facts were checked. Where a fact is not published anywhere we can verify, the page says so instead of guessing. Prices are snapshots, not promises: nightly rates move with demand, so always confirm the current rate on the hotel’s own site before booking.
What this site covers
The site covers 19 airports: Atlanta, Boston Logan, Charlotte, Denver, Dallas Fort Worth, Newark, Washington Dulles, Houston Bush, New York JFK, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, London Heathrow, Miami, Chicago O’Hare, Portland, Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle-Tacoma, and San Francisco. Each airport has a full guide, and each hotel in a guide has its own page with its distance, shuttle, parking, and prices. The site also publishes finders and rankings built from the same verified data, including an airport gym finder, airport sleep scores, and an airport food price index.
Every guide on this site covers a single airport in depth: the hotels connected to the terminal, the best options a short shuttle ride away, where to sleep during a long layover, and the lounges worth your time, including which credit cards unlock them. Each hotel gets its own page, with real photos of the actual property.
The site is run by David Christopher Lee, a Los Angeles based travel photographer and the Editor in Chief of David’s Guide, who has spent years landing in unfamiliar cities at odd hours and learning which airport stays are worth it.
Our Network
Airport Accommodation is part of a small publishing network led by David’s Guide. The full network is listed on the David’s Guide About page.