Madrid Barajas MAD
Big, open overnight, and served by a night bus.
Yes. Barajas stays open overnight; its size means quiet corners exist, though comfort varies by terminal.
Sleepability score
Airside vs landside
Both airside and landside areas generally stay open. T4 and T4S are a shuttle apart from T1–T3, so pick your resting spot with your departure in mind.
Where to sleep
Quiet corners and benches away from the main flows; lounges add comfort and showers. The scale rewards a short scouting walk.
24-hour services
Night transport
The Metro stops overnight, but the 24-hour night bus (Línea N) runs to the city center throughout the night, alongside taxis.
Safety & solo travelers
Generally safe, but the large, quieter areas mean you should keep belongings close and favor better-lit, busier spots overnight.
Family & accessibility
Space to spread out and family facilities help; the walk between terminal areas can be long with children.
Good to know
The 24-hour night bus runs to central Madrid throughout the night.
Settle near your departure area — T4/T4S are a shuttle ride from the other terminals.
Conditions change with construction and security policy. Always confirm time-sensitive details before you rely on them.