A sleep room (or "nap room") is a specialized, private space designed for short-term rest and recovery, found increasingly in 2026 within international airports and modern corporate offices. In airports, these are often "capsule-style" units or "sleeping pods" (like YotelAir or Minute Suites) that can be rented by the hour, providing a soundproof bed, Wi-Fi, and sometimes a shower for transit passengers. In the corporate world, sleep rooms are a part of "wellness-focused" workplace design, intended to combat employee burnout and improve cognitive function by allowing for 20-minute power naps during the workday. Unlike a traditional hotel room, a sleep room is minimalist and functional, focused purely on acoustic and light isolation to facilitate deep, restorative rest. By 2026, they have become a standard KPI for "world-class" hub airports seeking to improve the passenger layover experience.