Find a prayer room at the airport.
Terminal, security, wuḍūʾ, space for women and qibla, with linked sources and check dates.
The six things you need before you land.
Most airport websites hide the prayer room under “services”, with no word on security or wuḍūʾ. We put the same six answers on every page, with a link to the source and the date we checked it.
Where it is
Terminal, gate, level and a landmark you can spot.
Before or after security
So you know if you can pray on a layover without leaving.
Opening hours
Some rooms close at night. We say so when the airport does.
Wuḍūʾ
A washing area or foot basin, or “not stated” when the airport is silent.
Space for women
A separate room, a partition, or shared space only.
Qibla
The bearing from true north, and whether the room has a marker.
No room listed? Ask the airport.
Airports have added rooms after travellers and faith groups asked. Seattle reopened its room in 2017 (Northwest Dharma) and Houston opened a washing room in 2024 (Houston Airports).
Every airport page links to that airport’s own feedback page, with a short, polite message you can copy and send yourself.
We never send anything in your name and don’t collect your details. We only count how many visitors opened the feedback page.
- AUSAustin Bergstrom
A room is planned, not open yetAsk - BWIBaltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - FLLFort Lauderdale Hollywood
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - GRUSão Paulo/Guarulhos–Governor André Franco Montoro
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - HGHHangzhou Xiaoshan
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - HNLDaniel K. Inouye
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - LASHarry Reid
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - LOSMurtala Muhammed
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - MEXMexico City Benito Juárez
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - MSPMinneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport / Wold–Chamberlain Field
Quiet seating onlyAsk - MXPMilan Malpensa
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - SGNTan Son Nhat
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - SHAShanghai Hongqiao
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - SLCSalt Lake City
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk - TFUChengdu Tianfu
No prayer or quiet room listedAsk
Women’s privacy is often undocumented.
Many airports don’t say whether women have a private place to pray. We track it on every page, and the message to the airport asks about it when it isn’t stated.
Official sources, with dates.
The airport’s own page
Each fact starts from the airport’s website or an official release, linked on the listing. Anything from elsewhere is marked “Not from the airport”.
A date on every source
Each listing shows when we last checked its source.
Traveller reports, reviewed
Reports wait for an editor to check them against the airport. Nothing goes live on its own.