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If the company can't put the interviews into a single 3-hour visit, that's a red flag to me. And even three hours is too long, should be an hour max, but whatever, I understand that the bosses all have busy schedules, so what can you do.
Really depends on how much money is involved. A junior position, how much is there really to discuss. Someone at the top of their field should take longer because they are interviewing the company.
It's really hard to get enough info in 1h. I've had several morning or afternoon interviews, though that felt comprehensive enough.