The Wings Transit Hotel and Spa

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The Wings is a transit hotel inside Terminal 3 where you can sleep through a long layover instead of sitting it out on a bench. You book a capsule or a room in blocks of 7.5 or 15 hours, and the rate covers a shower, a meal, and your bags. There's a spa next to it if you'd rather have a massage than a nap.

Reserve a room or capsule

Where
Level 4, Terminal 3, on the landside walkway between Watsons and Goldilocks
Hours
Open 24 hours, every day
Ticket needed
No. Anyone can walk in, including people seeing off or waiting for a passenger
Contacts
Facebook page, +63 2 8828 5835, +63 927 823 1500 (also Viber), thewings@jipang-group.com

Where it is and how to get there

From the check-in hall on Level 3, ride one escalator up to the mall on Level 4. The Wings is on the walkway there, between Watsons and Goldilocks.

If you just landed, walk out of arrivals on Level 1 and head up to Level 4.

Rooms and rates

Stays are sold in two blocks: 7.5 hours and 15 hours. Rates below come from the hotel's July 2026 rate card.

RoomSleeps7.5 hours15 hours
Lounge (reclining chair)1₱1,400₱1,900
Solo capsule1₱1,800₱2,800
Family capsule2 (max 3)₱3,600₱5,200
Twin room2 (max 3)₱3,600₱5,200
Family room3 (max 5)₱4,500₱6,500

The lounge is a reclining chair in a shared room, so it's the cheapest way in. Pay the extra ₱400 for a solo capsule if you want a door and darkness.

What the rate covers

  • A meal pass per person for every 7.5 hours, drinks included
  • 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

An unlimited meal pass costs ₱500 more per person.

Extra guests and children

A family capsule, twin room, or family room takes one more guest for ₱1,000 with the standard meal pass, or ₱1,500 with the unlimited one. The family room takes two extra guests for ₱2,000 or ₱2,500.

The first child under three feet tall stays free. Each additional child under three feet costs ₱500. Their booking FAQ writes the same rule as age three and under, so confirm when you reserve if your kid is tall for their age.

If you only need a shower or a place for your bags

You don't have to book a room. These are sold on their own:

ServiceRate
Shower₱450
Meal pass (2 hours)₱800
Shower and meal pass (3 hours)₱1,300
Small luggage storage (4 hours)₱150
Large luggage storage (4 hours)₱250

Bag rates sit close to the other counters in Terminal 3. They don't publish a long-term rate, so ask them if you need to leave something for days rather than hours, and see our guide to luggage storage at NAIA for the alternatives.

Spa and massage

The spa takes walk-ins on a first-come, first-served basis, so you can't reserve a slot ahead of your arrival.

Massage60 min90 min
Swedish, full body₱1,180₱1,580
Shiatsu, full body₱1,180₱1,580
Head, neck, and shoulder (seated)₱980₱1,380
Foot reflexology (seated)₱980₱1,380
Combination (seated)₱980₱1,380

Foot spa and nail care:

ServiceRate
Manicure with polish₱480
Pedicure with polish₱580
Manicure and pedicure₱800
Foot scrub and pedicure₱880
Manicure with gel polish₱1,100
Pedicure with gel polish₱1,200
Paraffin wax treatment, hands and feet₱1,200
Gel polish or enhancement removal₱350
Their flyer and rate card, July 2026. Tap either one to read it full size.

Booking and check-in

Bring a valid ID for check-in and arrive about 15 minutes early.

Message them on Viber if you're landing in the middle of the night or need room for a family, so you know something is free before you walk up.

Is it worth booking?

A solo capsule for 7.5 hours costs ₱1,800, which is a whole night at a budget hotel. What you pay for is the location: no ride out, no ride back, and no gamble on Manila traffic at 4am. Land at 2am for a 9am flight and that's worth it. With a full day to spare, take the hotel.

OFWs get six free hours with food at the OFW Lounge, so try that first. If you're flying out of another terminal, read how long a transfer at NAIA takes and pick a block that ends well before you need to be there.

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