Is it possible to sleep at Podgorica airport?



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I will fly to Podgorica, Montenegro. My plane arrives about 23:30, so I would like to sleep at the airport until something like 06:00 and then go to the city.



Is it possible to sleep at the Podgorica airport?




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    sleepinginairports.net/europe/podgorica.htm
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    @lord2701 Good for you, but many smaller airports, and Podgorica is one of them, close completely at night. You will be thrown out and have no chance to 'simply find a chair'.
    – Tor-Einar Jarnbjo
    Jun 29 at 18:56






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    @choster That should be an answer, not a comment
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    @PeterM No, OP should search the web before posting the question.
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    Jun 29 at 20:22






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    @choster That maybe true, but that doesn't change the fact that your comment is an answer and not a comment.
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I will fly to Podgorica, Montenegro. My plane arrives about 23:30, so I would like to sleep at the airport until something like 06:00 and then go to the city.



Is it possible to sleep at the Podgorica airport?




airports sleeping montenegro podgorica




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    sleepinginairports.net/europe/podgorica.htm
    – choster
    Jun 29 at 18:51






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    @lord2701 Good for you, but many smaller airports, and Podgorica is one of them, close completely at night. You will be thrown out and have no chance to 'simply find a chair'.
    – Tor-Einar Jarnbjo
    Jun 29 at 18:56






  • 1




    @choster That should be an answer, not a comment
    – Peter M
    Jun 29 at 20:11






  • 2




    @PeterM No, OP should search the web before posting the question.
    – choster
    Jun 29 at 20:22






  • 1




    @choster That maybe true, but that doesn't change the fact that your comment is an answer and not a comment.
    – Peter M
    Jun 29 at 20:28












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up vote
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I will fly to Podgorica, Montenegro. My plane arrives about 23:30, so I would like to sleep at the airport until something like 06:00 and then go to the city.



Is it possible to sleep at the Podgorica airport?




airports sleeping montenegro podgorica




share|improve this question














I will fly to Podgorica, Montenegro. My plane arrives about 23:30, so I would like to sleep at the airport until something like 06:00 and then go to the city.



Is it possible to sleep at the Podgorica airport?





airports sleeping montenegro podgorica





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    sleepinginairports.net/europe/podgorica.htm
    – choster
    Jun 29 at 18:51






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    @lord2701 Good for you, but many smaller airports, and Podgorica is one of them, close completely at night. You will be thrown out and have no chance to 'simply find a chair'.
    – Tor-Einar Jarnbjo
    Jun 29 at 18:56






  • 1




    @choster That should be an answer, not a comment
    – Peter M
    Jun 29 at 20:11






  • 2




    @PeterM No, OP should search the web before posting the question.
    – choster
    Jun 29 at 20:22






  • 1




    @choster That maybe true, but that doesn't change the fact that your comment is an answer and not a comment.
    – Peter M
    Jun 29 at 20:28












  • 6




    sleepinginairports.net/europe/podgorica.htm
    – choster
    Jun 29 at 18:51






  • 2




    @lord2701 Good for you, but many smaller airports, and Podgorica is one of them, close completely at night. You will be thrown out and have no chance to 'simply find a chair'.
    – Tor-Einar Jarnbjo
    Jun 29 at 18:56






  • 1




    @choster That should be an answer, not a comment
    – Peter M
    Jun 29 at 20:11






  • 2




    @PeterM No, OP should search the web before posting the question.
    – choster
    Jun 29 at 20:22






  • 1




    @choster That maybe true, but that doesn't change the fact that your comment is an answer and not a comment.
    – Peter M
    Jun 29 at 20:28







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sleepinginairports.net/europe/podgorica.htm
– choster
Jun 29 at 18:51




sleepinginairports.net/europe/podgorica.htm
– choster
Jun 29 at 18:51




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@lord2701 Good for you, but many smaller airports, and Podgorica is one of them, close completely at night. You will be thrown out and have no chance to 'simply find a chair'.
– Tor-Einar Jarnbjo
Jun 29 at 18:56




@lord2701 Good for you, but many smaller airports, and Podgorica is one of them, close completely at night. You will be thrown out and have no chance to 'simply find a chair'.
– Tor-Einar Jarnbjo
Jun 29 at 18:56




1




1




@choster That should be an answer, not a comment
– Peter M
Jun 29 at 20:11




@choster That should be an answer, not a comment
– Peter M
Jun 29 at 20:11




2




2




@PeterM No, OP should search the web before posting the question.
– choster
Jun 29 at 20:22




@PeterM No, OP should search the web before posting the question.
– choster
Jun 29 at 20:22




1




1




@choster That maybe true, but that doesn't change the fact that your comment is an answer and not a comment.
– Peter M
Jun 29 at 20:28




@choster That maybe true, but that doesn't change the fact that your comment is an answer and not a comment.
– Peter M
Jun 29 at 20:28










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According to this source, Podgorica is a very small airport, that closes at night, and it's not possible to stay inside overnight.



There is the Aria hotel very close to the airport with a free roundtrip airport shuttle, if pre-booked.






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    According to this source, Podgorica is a very small airport, that closes at night, and it's not possible to stay inside overnight.



    There is the Aria hotel very close to the airport with a free roundtrip airport shuttle, if pre-booked.






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      According to this source, Podgorica is a very small airport, that closes at night, and it's not possible to stay inside overnight.



      There is the Aria hotel very close to the airport with a free roundtrip airport shuttle, if pre-booked.






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        According to this source, Podgorica is a very small airport, that closes at night, and it's not possible to stay inside overnight.



        There is the Aria hotel very close to the airport with a free roundtrip airport shuttle, if pre-booked.






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        According to this source, Podgorica is a very small airport, that closes at night, and it's not possible to stay inside overnight.



        There is the Aria hotel very close to the airport with a free roundtrip airport shuttle, if pre-booked.







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