080 Transit Hotel, T2
080 Transit Hotel, T2 is the one hotel you can reach without leaving Bengaluru Airport. Its 29 rooms are on the arrivals level of Terminal 2, about 100 metres from the baggage belts, and they are sold by the block, 4, 8 or 12 hours, at any hour of the day or night. The airport operator runs it, the name is the city’s telephone code, and it exists for one job: a bed, a shower and a quiet room between two flights without a taxi in either direction.
Guest Rooms
The 29 rooms are Deluxe rooms with a king bed or two twin beds, all interior rooms without windows because the hotel is built into the terminal structure. Each has air conditioning, a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a fridge, a work table, a kettle and free Wi-Fi that guests report as fast enough for a video call. Guests consistently describe the rooms as clean, dark and silent, which is what you want for a nap between a 2 am arrival and a 9 am departure. Family rooms are not offered, but two adults and a small child fit a king room.
Breakfast and Dining
A small restaurant on the same level serves a continental breakfast with hot dishes and pastries, and halal meals through the day for brunch, lunch, dinner and high tea. The 12-hour same-day package includes breakfast; the 4 and 8-hour blocks do not, though guests mention complimentary snacks in the lounge area. The Terminal 2 curbside has Starbucks, Chai Point, Krispy Kreme, Subway and several Indian cafés within a two-minute walk if you want more choice.
Facilities and Services
The desk is staffed 24 hours and check-in is private, away from the terminal crowds. There is a lift, a small fitness room, laundry and a towel change on request. Security screening at the hotel entrance is a separate, quick step. Reception staff speak English, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Marathi and Bengali. There is no pool, no spa and no parking of its own; drivers use the Terminal 2 car parks.
Hourly Blocks and Pricing
Rooms are sold in 4, 8 and 12-hour blocks, in a day window from 6 am to 6 pm and a night window from 6 pm to 6 am, plus a 12-hour package with breakfast for same-day check-in and check-out. Four hours is the minimum. Pricing is dynamic, and recent guests report around 8,000 rupees for the four-hour block with each extra hour at roughly 1,000 rupees, which makes it the most expensive bed per hour in this guide and still the cheapest in total time when the alternative is a cab to Devanahalli and back. For a night of eight hours or more, the Taj Bangalore usually costs about the same and gives you a window, a pool and a full hotel. The day rooms guide sets the two against each other hour by hour.
Location and Transportation
The hotel is on the arrivals level of Terminal 2, on the public side of the building, about 100 metres from the baggage belts. Arriving passengers walk to it after customs; departing passengers take the lift opposite the hotel entrance up to the departures level and check in as normal, with the airport’s recommended two hours for domestic and three for international still applying. Terminal 1 is a free shuttle ride away, 3 to 5 minutes, every 10 to 20 minutes around the clock, or a walk of about 600 metres along the landside road. Because it is landside, the hotel is not an option for international transit passengers without an Indian visa; the lounges guide covers the nap rooms in international departures for that case.
Nearby Alternatives
For a full night the Taj Bangalore, on the airport campus 300 metres from Terminal 1, is the closest conventional hotel, with soundproofed rooms, three restaurants and an infinity pool. For a cheaper night with a cab in each direction, the Bloom Hotel is 5 km away on the airport road and the Moxy 9 km away in Devanahalli Business Park, both 10 to 20 minutes by app cab. The sleeping in the airport guide covers the free options in both terminals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is the 080 Transit Hotel in Terminal 2?
On the arrivals level of Terminal 2, about 100 metres from the baggage belts and before the exit to the forecourt. A lift opposite the hotel entrance goes up to the departures level, so the walk from your room to check-in is a couple of minutes. It is on the public side of the terminal: international arrivals clear immigration and customs first, and departing guests go through security as normal afterwards.
Can I book the 080 Transit Hotel for a few hours?
Yes, that is how it sells. Rooms are booked in blocks of 4, 8 or 12 hours, in a day window from 6 am to 6 pm and a night window from 6 pm to 6 am, with a 12-hour same-day package that includes breakfast. Four hours is the minimum and pricing is dynamic; recent guests report roughly 8,000 rupees for four hours with extra hours at about 1,000 each, so check the live rate before you rely on it.
Is the 080 Transit Hotel airside, for transit passengers without an Indian visa?
No. It is on the arrivals level on the public side of the terminal, so you need to have cleared immigration to reach it. Passengers connecting internationally without a visa should use the 080 lounges and the nap rooms in the international departures area instead; see the lounges guide.
Do the rooms have windows?
No. The hotel is built inside the terminal, so every room is an interior room. Guests describe them as quiet and dark, which is the point for a few hours' sleep, but if you find windowless rooms claustrophobic the Taj Bangalore, 300 metres from Terminal 1, is the alternative.
Information last verified: September 17, 2026
