Costa Ricans turn Boeing 727 into hotel
Monday, April 13, 2009 | 2:03 pm
Turning jets into accommodations seems to be gaining popularity these days.
There’s the 747 jumbo jet hotel in Stockholm.
And another 747 was turned into a Malibu home.
The latest is a Boeing 727 that’s been made into luxury hotel lodgings in Costa Rica.
Hotel Costa Verde rents out this 727 for $300 to $350 nightly.
The Boeing jet now features teak wood interior with two air conditioned bedrooms, kitchenette and TV.
Best of all: the view. The jet sits on a 50-foot pedestal overlooking a national park in Costa Rica. Its private balcony has ocean view.
The hotel encourages guests to “Enjoy an evening on the terrace while sipping a glass of wine and observing your tree top neighbors: sloths, toucans and monkeys................”
Sign me up!
There’s the 747 jumbo jet hotel in Stockholm.
And another 747 was turned into a Malibu home.
The latest is a Boeing 727 that’s been made into luxury hotel lodgings in Costa Rica.
Hotel Costa Verde rents out this 727 for $300 to $350 nightly.
The Boeing jet now features teak wood interior with two air conditioned bedrooms, kitchenette and TV.
Best of all: the view. The jet sits on a 50-foot pedestal overlooking a national park in Costa Rica. Its private balcony has ocean view.
The hotel encourages guests to “Enjoy an evening on the terrace while sipping a glass of wine and observing your tree top neighbors: sloths, toucans and monkeys................”
Sign me up!
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