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Spend The Night at The Airport...In an Airplane Suite

January 25, 2010 at 4:10 PM | by | Comments (2)

Fashioning a hotel suite out of plane is nothing new. After all, there's an entire 727 fuselage suite down in Costa Rica that's available for you on a nightly basis. But we've yet to see an airplane suite that looks as cool as this one does on the inside.

Grounded at the Teuge Airport in Amsteramd is the Vliegtuigsuite, an old East German government plane that has been converted into a full-on modern luxury suite with a sauna, a jacuzzi, three flat-screen TVs, a Blu Ray player, a 24/7 hostess, free wireless internet and perhaps the coolest amenity of all, full access to the untouched, authentic cockpit. If you ever wanted to join the mile high club but found the logistics um...challenging, this could be an easy shortcut for you.

The suite, which was made possible by Dutch company Hotel Suites, costs starts at €350 for two people.

More photos are after the jump.

For more photos go here. (There's no English translation but we trust you can figure your way around the gallery.)

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I spot the sauna

WANT TO GO TO THERE.
JetSetCD on January 25, 2010 at 4:29 PM #Permalink

Nice experience!

I'd love an experience like that but on flight, not in the airport. I've had my share of nights spent in the airport, the last time I stayed in my car at the Stansted airport parking waiting for my flight after it has been delayed because of the bad weather. I wouldn't mind if they had suits like these when your flight is delayed...
ddada on March 17, 2011 at 6:25 AM #Permalink

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