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A hotel can be the right call for a first trip, a short stay, or a base with no public crashpad listing yet. We don't list specific hotels or rates on this page.
A crashpad is usually cheaper by the month, but a hotel can be the practical choice when:
If you're still deciding, start with how to choose a crashpad. Short stays also overlap with short-term rentals.
We don't republish airline or union hotel lists here, because those lists change and we haven't independently confirmed each property for this page. In practice, crew usually check, in this order:
Confirm the rate, taxes, parking, and shuttle hours with the hotel before you book. Crew rates can change or disappear.
We do not list hotel names, addresses, or rates on this page. Hotel inventories and crew rates change, and we will only add a property when we have a public source and a date we checked it. There is no booking or hotel-affiliate link here. If a listing on a base guide mentions a hotel in the crashpad's own name or copy, that wording comes from that crashpad's public page, not from a hotel directory we built.
If you're commuting to one of these bases, a hotel or a short-term rental is often the practical first step. Hosts can list a crashpad free. This list is generated from our public cards as of Nov 9, 2026.
A hotel is often the better fit for a first trip, a very short stay, or a base that has no public crashpad listing yet. A monthly crashpad usually costs less if you'll be in base often.
Not on this page. We don't list hotel names or rates until we have a public source and a date we checked it. Look first at your airline's crew-hotel portal, then any union list, then the hotel itself.
Start with your airline's travel portal. If your union publishes a hotel list, use that next. Then confirm the rate, taxes, parking, and shuttle hours with the hotel before you book.
