The cost for an overnight stay in one of the lockable, soundproof sleeping pods, which feature individual fresh air conditioning systems, starts at 65 Swiss francs. Six of the sleeping pods are unobstructed, while one sleeping pod has been designed to be wheelchair accessible.

At Zurich Airport (ZRH), sleeping pods are primarily offered by the Capsule Hotel Alpine Garden, located directly opposite Terminal 1. In 2026, the cost for a single night typically ranges from CHF 55 to CHF 95 (approximately $62 to $108 USD), depending on the day of the week and how far in advance you book. These "Alpine Garden" pods are designed to be a "fresh and affordable" alternative to the high-priced transit hotels nearby. Each soundproofed capsule includes a comfortable bed, high-speed Wi-Fi, and access to shared high-end bathroom facilities and a coworking space. For those who don't need a full night, "day-use" rates are often available for shorter stays of 3 to 6 hours. The check-in process is almost entirely digital; you receive an access code on your smartphone that unlocks your specific pod. This makes it an ideal choice for travelers with long layovers who want a private, secure place to sleep without the $300+ price tag of a traditional on-site airport hotel like the Radisson Blu or the Hyatt Regency.