catocony

The only transit hotel option within GRU is a fairly expensive (US$25 an hour) Fast Sleep. I used the showers there once or twice when the old Red Carpet Club showers were busted.

Flying Machine

There is a transit hotel (Tryp by Wyndam) in the lower level of T3. Actual hotel with a restaurant as well..

jsl42

Just arrived at ORD from GRU. There were bears in F and J classes (but no slippers). I asked an FA about their sleep last night and they mentioned it was noisy (construction next to their hotel). They indicated that it was the cockpit crew that made the decision to cancel IAH. I'm glad the ORD crew stuck it out and got me home on time. Side note: Brazilian seafood stew, new this quarter, is tasty.

cur

made it without issues. enjoyed the polaris lounge for 45 mins. agent at transit desk offered me an earlier flight but in y. didn't ask for a long layover, was way too cold in ord and warm in iah. only thing i can complain about is that i was in the hd c instead of the pmco c. meh. gru lounge staff helpful, gru star lounge food is awful, beverages mediocre.

ha an fa having a smoke outside told me the iah crews were dressed and ready to go but the bus didn't show. also told me 90% of cabin crew system wide have been on reserve for months (and months more to go) because the company is having issues implementing scheduling software. assuming this is true, wow. if air canada fas with 5+years in didn't have blocks you would have wildcat strikes.

oh how rumors move in this industry.