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By CNN Staff, CNN

Updated 1157 GMT (1957 HKT) November 4, 2015

"If the 7th Circle of Hell were a place on earth, it would be 'Paris' Beauvais-Tille," said one traveler who responded to the Guide to Sleeping in Airports' 2015 best/worst airport survey. Why all the hate? According to the travel site, grievances generally revolve around the absence of chairs, kind staff, sufficient toilets and hygienic standards.
Photos: The world's worst and best airports of 2015
Worst: 10. Beauvais-Tille International Airport (Paris) – "If the 7th Circle of Hell were a place on earth, it would be 'Paris' Beauvais-Tille," said one traveler who responded to the Guide to Sleeping in Airports' 2015 best/worst airport survey. Why all the hate? According to the travel site, grievances generally revolve around the absence of chairs, kind staff, sufficient toilets and hygienic standards.
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Ranked the world's "Worst Airport of 2014," Islamabad's international airport has seen improvements over the past year, said Sleeping in Airports. Washrooms have been upgraded, while a new lounge has been added. The airport also increased the number of check-in and immigration counters. Nonetheless, critics say it could still use a good scrub, better crowd control and friendlier staff.
Photos: The world's worst and best airports of 2015
Worst: 9. Benazir Bhutto International Airport (Islamabad, Pakistan) – Ranked the world's "Worst Airport of 2014," Islamabad's international airport has seen improvements over the past year, said Sleeping in Airports. Washrooms have been upgraded, while a new lounge has been added. The airport also increased the number of check-in and immigration counters. Nonetheless, critics say it could still use a good scrub, better crowd control and friendlier staff.
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Numerous survey respondents made allegations of impropriety, says Sleeping in Airports. CNN's attempts to reach the airport for comment were unsuccessful. Lesser complaints included poor Wi-Fi signals, dirty bathrooms and a limited restaurant selection.
Photos: The world's worst and best airports of 2015
Worst: 8. Tan Son Nhat International Airport (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam) – Numerous survey respondents made allegations of impropriety, says Sleeping in Airports. CNN's attempts to reach the airport for comment were unsuccessful. Lesser complaints included poor Wi-Fi signals, dirty bathrooms and a limited restaurant selection.
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"Given the current political state of Afghanistan relative to other nations on this global list, we're reluctant to criticize Kabul's international airport too harshly," said Sleeping in Airports, noting that the international terminal has undergone a number of renovations over the last decade, making it a little more friendly to travelers. Voters complained about overall cleanliness, a lack of comfort and the accountability of staff.
Photos: The world's worst and best airports of 2015
Worst: 7. Hamid Karzai International Airport (Kabul, Afghanistan) – "Given the current political state of Afghanistan relative to other nations on this global list, we're reluctant to criticize Kabul's international airport too harshly," said Sleeping in Airports, noting that the international terminal has undergone a number of renovations over the last decade, making it a little more friendly to travelers. Voters complained about overall cleanliness, a lack of comfort and the accountability of staff.
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Sweltering heat, a lack of chairs and untrustworthy staff were the biggest complaints among travelers who gave Haiti's international gateway the thumbs down. "The good news is that renovations are said to be currently underway, giving a little bit of hope to the future of PAP," said Sleeping in Airports.
Photos: The world's worst and best airports of 2015
Worst: 6. Toussaint Louverture International Airport (Port au Prince, Haiti) – Sweltering heat, a lack of chairs and untrustworthy staff were the biggest complaints among travelers who gave Haiti's international gateway the thumbs down. "The good news is that renovations are said to be currently underway, giving a little bit of hope