Experiencing a lengthy layover or an unexpected flight delay can make you feel trapped, much like Tom Hanks in “The Terminal.”

Enduring protracted waits in airports can be daunting for travelers, particularly for those lacking access to lounges. Locating a peaceful gate is often difficult, and even when you do find one, the seating is usually uncomfortable, frequently leading to a choice between dozing on the floor or craning your neck awkwardly to catch some sleep. Plus, there’s the ongoing search for charging outlets as your devices run out of battery.

A recent study by Australian mattress company OneBed revealed that not all airports provide the same level of comfort when it comes to long wait times. The research assessed major airports worldwide, rating them based on various factors, including traffic levels, airport size, availability of free resting areas, and sleep quality feedback from travelers.

“Given the current global circumstances—conflicts, travel interruptions—airports have evolved beyond just transportation hubs; they now serve as vital resting places,” said Dylan Tollemache, co-founder and CEO of OneBed, in a statement to YSL News. “Comfortable layovers are now essential rather than a mere luxury, especially as travelers deal with increasingly unpredictable itineraries.”

Below is a list of the top airports for getting some rest, according to the study.

10. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Netherlands

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, a key hub in Europe, secured the 10th spot due to its five dedicated resting areas that are free of charge.

9. Istanbul Airport, Turkey

Istanbul Airport, the largest and most congested in Turkey, features three complimentary resting spots and receives high marks in passenger reviews for its sleep quality.

8. Toronto Pearson International Airport, Canada

Canada’s busiest airport, Toronto Pearson International, offers a manageable environment for resting, despite having only two designated nap areas.

7. Chengdu Tianfu International Airport, China

Chengdu Tianfu International Airport boasts the lowest passenger density on this list and features a spacious design, giving travelers ample opportunity to find a quiet area to relax.

6. Beijing Capital International Airport, China

Despite having the highest passenger density among the listed airports, Beijing Capital International Airport still provides five rest areas for travelers dealing with prolonged waits.

5. New Bangkok International Airport, Thailand

As Thailand’s main airport, New Bangkok International serves a busy flow of travelers yet features three complimentary rest areas, maintaining good reviews for sleep quality.

4. Orlando International Airport, U.S.

Orlando International Airport is the only U.S. airport to make the top 10 list, receiving the highest ratings from travelers while maintaining low passenger density.

3. Frankfurt Airport, Germany

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Despite being one of the busiest airports, it features six specific areas for passengers seeking a spot to relax.

2. Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, Indonesia

This airport in Indonesia, while experiencing a high volume of passengers, offers seven rest zones, making it the second highest on our list for travelers to choose from.

1. Seoul Incheon International Airport, South Korea

Seoul Incheon International Airport stands out as the best airport for those looking to unwind, boasting eight relaxation areas and relatively low passenger traffic, making it perfect for travelers during lengthy layovers or delays.