Vizzola Ticino Hotels with Swimming Pools

I stayed at the facility in the Vienna airport. I had a 10 hour layover. I got confused when I landed and followed the Transfer signs and went through customs/immigration. I should have followed the Exit signs. It took some time but I finally found the sleep cabins. At this airport they're referred to as, the sleeping cabins. When you get to your cabin look at the cabin number on the floor in front of the door. Lots of people, including myself, kept trying to open the cabin to their right. If you enter the wrong code too many times an alarm goes off. There are plenty of bathrooms around the corner. There are two vending machines. The beverage machine didn't have water. Only pop and juices. The snack machine did have some sandwiches. If you're hungry I suggest getting food and water at one of the airport restaurants before you get to the sleeping cabin. The bed in the cabin reminded me of a doctor's exam table. The end of the bed is raised a bit for a faux pillow. You may want to bring a travel blanket or pillow. I rolled up my hoodie to use as a pillow. The ceiling rolls back so you can get some ventilation but you also get the outside lights. There was also a light on in the cabin I couldn't turn off. I had a sleeping mask which I used. The screen on the inside wasn't working and I didn't have a password for the Wi-Fi but I was tired so I just went to sleep. I would stay at a ZZZlepandGo in the future. The price wasn't bad and it's a lot better than sitting in an airport chair for hours and sleeping on the floor. It was perfect for my long layover. I gave a 4 star instead of a 5 star because the screen wasn't working, the light wouldn't go off and I didn't have the wifi password.