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Crashpads are tagged by crew type (pilots only, flight attendants only, or pilots and flight attendants) and men/women (men only, women only, or coed; a crashpad where the host doesn't say is labeled "Men/women: Not listed by the host" and shows under every option). They also carry shift-worker and long-stay attributes: day-sleeper friendly, stay length (nightly, weekly, monthly, or 30+ nights), private room, truck/RV parking, and time to the terminal. Anything marked "Not specified" shows under every filter until a review tags it.
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From the host's website: a pilot-owned crashpad on the north side of Houston, about 20 minutes from IAH, managed by a realtor. Suites sleep 2, 4 or 6, and terms are short and flexible. It is open to pilots, flight attendants and travel desk staff, and the host sometimes offers low-cost rides to IAH.
From the host's website: a crashpad for flight attendants only, in a newly built duplex about five minutes from IAH. Men and women have separate quarters, and every bed is a cold bed you keep for your lease. Rooms range from shared bunk rooms to a semi-private suite, and the lease runs month to month.
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Of the 3 crashpads listed near Houston that publish a monthly starting price, starting prices run from $300 to $600 a month, with a median of $325. 2 other crashpads listed here don't show a monthly starting price, so ask the host. These are each crashpad's lowest advertised rate; check the current price with the host.
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Last checked Oct 18, 2026. Hours are local time as printed by each source. Spotted a change? Report it.
