Originally Posted by
Dogmatick
Not sure if the Indian passport will be an issue. There's a Premier Inn attached to the airport but would mean going through passport control. Worth checking with them if they can do something for you
Alternatively there are paid individual sleeping pods but a toddler mightn't go for that. Love to know if anyone has tried them and if they are quiet and clean
Finally you can now pay for access to the Etihad lounges which may give a little respite but are bright and not conducive to sleep, they will be quite quiet for a while after 9AM though after that bank of European flights have left
Hope that helps
Indian passport can apply for a UAE E-Visa online and if they hold an USA visa then can get a UAE visa on arrival, although there will be a charge. I think with the duration of your layover you have enough time to go into the city but cost wise it might be better to just pay for the lounge.
Last edited by akalra1187; Aug 1, 2017 at 12:46 pm