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- Jumbostay has been on the tarmac of Arlanda Airport, Stockholm, since 2009. The Boeing 747 plane was built in 1976, and was last operated by Transjet, a Swedish airline that went bankrupt in 2002. It was converted by owner Oscar Diös into a functioning hotel.
It has 33 rooms and 76 beds. Guests can choose from the engine rooms - which are converted under the wings, to hostel-style beds, single rooms and the cockpit suite.
Booking the cockpit suite gets you exclusive access to the VIP lounge. The original airline seats are still in place, as well as bar, drawers and magazines. The control panel above the bed is still in place, and the room also has an ensuite.
Jumbostay's staff are all referred to as cabin crew, and wear stewards' uniforms. The plane is within easy reach of Arlanda Airport train station, and can be accessed by a free shuttle bus.
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What It's Like To Sleep In A Boeing 747 Hotel Room
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Why do they assume it will be cold? The plane was originally built to fly at 36,000 feet where the standard outside air temperature is-56.5°C (-69.7°F)
Because all the plane device were being removed
@@Theo-bk6qj surely they didn't think someone would turn a husk of a plane into a hotel without adequate heating? Plus, I'm referring to the insulation.
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Wow that’s almost as cold as it was here in Minnesota last week
@@thebeast4853 blimey, I can't imagine it being that cold. I think the coldest winter I've experienced here in the UK is no more than - 10°c
I love this idea ...it helps reduce the use of natural resources and makes old things new instead of just building a whole new building
Igor Mezquita Yeah
“Worried it might be cold” oh it’s not like when at cruising altitude it’s -40 outside and the interior maintains 20 degrees C.
The heated air is from engines bleed valves. They use this air to prevent fuel from freezing, and u passengers from freezing.
recycling level: 9999999
Recycling level 747
Michelle Mapfumo
Really?
They did this before, but in god-like. They recycled parts from plane wreckage where people have died and put it on other aircraft models... Eastern Airlines Flight 401 spawn
You missed 88 zeroes
@Michelle Mapfumo un hôtel ? Trivago
Now _that_ is epic
U everywhere
They need to flying version of these. Wait............
Epic games
*_EPIC_*
Why is it always an anime girl that says "Now that is epic"
Can’t wait for all the brand new Boeing 737 max hotels
ouch
Most of my colleagues are on “max” vacation 😁...
I live in sweden and every time I go to the airport I see it 😂😂
Shamis Ahmed luckyyy
Aaaww so lucky of you. Definitely jealous with you
Shamis Ahmed same
"crys in swedish"
but everyone who go to airport see it. It a plane. Seeing do nothing.
It must be pretty bizarre
FIRST
Second?
Dude I see you everywhere
Nope
No
I feel living inside Sportacus' house from Lazytown.
Wait i see that plane everytime I'm going to the airport
*WAIT THIS IS IN MY COUNTRY*
EQX ICYDEMON lucky! Sweden is a country of many talents.
@@erwinrommel6561 ???
I’ve stayed there! It’s a one of a kind experience that you’ll never forget! I highly recommend it to everyone when visiting Stockholm. 🇸🇪
We also have an old prison in Stockholm that’s been turned into a hotel: you actually get locked into the cell each night!
Me: Books a cockpit room
*anvances throtles*
*Hears revving engines*
Me: V1, rotate
*flies plane*
John Carlo Fernando “gear up”
@@speedbird1668 "positive ra- *SINK RATE! SINK RATE!* "
John Carlo Fernando “whoop whoop, PULL UP! whoop whoop PULL UP!”
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everyone sleeping inside the 747 thinking a blizzard just hit the aircraft and the atc is left in awe.
@@speedbird1668 firemen watching: finally something else to do rather than a water salute
FLAPS UP
That’s a cool idea!
Hopefully they can pick a better location in the future! I don’t think the airport view is anything luxurious
I would agree that it's not luxurious, but I'd say it's very cool for avgeeks!
Well it’s a hotel built in an airplane. Ask yourself who the primary target audience is? Aviation geeks or people looking for luxury.
@@0741921 or maybe people waiting for transit flight
A hotel that look like a airplane isn't luxious because it looking at the airport...where a actual plane fly
But how should they get the airplane to that place?
The best room is in the front. It is amazing. where is the restaurant ????
They don't have a restaurant, but they do have a cafe and bar where you can buy breakfast, coffee, cookies, ice cream, sandwiches and warm meals and eat in.
@@Rath460 good to know 😀
@@mansoureh Oh, and it's located near the observation deck, built right onto its left wing.
@@Rath460 Have you stayed there? it looks really interesting
@@albertojimenez684 Nope. The cafe info was lifted from the hotel's official website
Ultimately you have to consider if someone who just spent several hours on a plane would want to get off, and then get back onto another kind of plane
When I moved to Norway from Sweden (and every time I went abroad for holiday I remember driving/flying by this plane. It gives me such a nostalgic feeling looking back at that jet, remembering every time I left/entered Sweden via plane.
i bet its fun for the first 30 mins, and then you're like, 'where's the nearest holiday inn?'
Ikr 😂
This guy is selling 30 min of joy😂😃🙄🤡☻💸🏃♂️
@@jja1483 the guy himself sounds like a narrator for a documentary about psychopaths
I can say it was so so comfortable to stay here! We stayed in the black box suite absolutely stunning! Would stay again in a heartbeat!
lol sounds ridiculous when you put it like that ''stayed in the black box suite'', but that's amazing!
Imagine if the planes actually flew while having the little capsules attached
Well the "capsules" are the engines
Oooof you dumbass
Wow Lizzy ......
This joke doesnt make any sense 🙄😂
"Sleep is for the weak"
Your profile picture makes this comment 100x better
she said it does not feel plastic-y. Duh! Its a plane. Its made to fly ten kilometers up in the air ar 900km/h
Stayed in this - 10/10. Super convenient for a flight out the next morning.
so, you go on a plane to get to a hotel plane?
insider: a decommissioned plane
*the plane suddenly turns on*
insider: oh shi
I'm so jelly of anyone staying here!
*jelly*
Jelly srly?
⭕ with 747s gone from their majestic flights. These may be a few places where one can see them for real.
Budget airlines still uses old planes who knows if they get the 747s to have more people in them.
I thought you meant it was a hotel room in an in-use, flying plane!
Coolfred same
Maybe spending a few nights in there will help me overcome my fear of flying.
You son of a gun
If I ever go to sleep in one of these planes I think I'll never wake up!
I love to sleep in the cockpit so i can be like in a flight simulator
I always see this when I fly out from Stockholm I’ve always wondered how it look like. Very cool
Would be a cool experience especially for kids
Haha, everytime I drive to work I see that plane because I live in Sweden first of all, and second of all the only way to my work is that way so yeah haha. 🤣
It's so fun to fly 747. My whole childhood ,I pretty much spent on that plane lol. Loved every second of it... this looks super cozy too!
They should do the 747-8 and A380
This was one of Tom Haverford's ideas and I love it.
This is so unique. Whoever had this idea is a really creative person
I want this
you thought you would get so much likes lmao
Yea
Is used to fly pan am airlines that was in 1972 was lucky to get a first class ticket!
Looks like the engines are their own little suites..how cute.
That last little fun fact is what got my like
It's kinda funny she was pushing Circuit breakers like it was buttons 😂
I’m from Sweden and I have driven past this over twenty times and never been inside it so it’s nice to see it now
This is such a cool idea! I’ve been to an airplane restaurant before and it was great.
going here is on my bucket list
I live in Sweden and every time I go t9 the airport I drive past this place! It’s pretty cool actually..
As a lover of planes this would be a dream
I’m going to Stockholm this summer, so will definitely plan on visiting this some way or another.
I gotta try this some time, I don't live too far away from Arlanda.
How can a human became this mad lad to do this
Those rooms where the turbines were look extremely cool
Coming soon...... 737 Max chain of hotels! At an airport close to you!
I've booked the cockpit room for next February ✈
Would love to see the room in the engine. I know, probably not much. But just to see what kind of space would be left once the turbine is out. would be cool to see what was done.
Wow, cool!!! I have some property in Appalachia, will eventually build a house on it.... I should, instead, simply offer to “store” one of Quantas’ many disused 747-400s.
This was a good explanetion
That looks cool.
From my experience of something similar (a large bomber, I don't remember which) its very cool and not as cramped as you might think.
There were no CRT displays for this generation of planes...
It's really fascinating but how does it meet building codes? I think that would be the biggest hurdle in the US.
1:54 How is the producer review his own creation acting like he just got there
He’s a producer for insider
I would love to stay at this 747 Hotel.
Would make a cool to covert a 747 into a house but definitely this is on the bucket list
I live in Sweden, I had no idea this hotel was there and I've been to Arlanda many time haha
That plane had a total glow up
I live in Sweden and we have driven past this hotel probably 20 times when we’re going travelling, yet I have never stayed there
This is in Stockholm every time I go to Arlanda airport I can see it from a distance
Gilla detta om du är svensk 🇸🇪
*yes*
That looks so cool!!
Not related to the video but ITS MY BIRTHDAY! Yay!
🎂 May you have a wonderful day today! Happy birthday!
Patloo Son thank you so much!
No me
Ceoge ???
Happy birthday!
Next episode on Gordon Ramsay's Hotel Hell😂😎
Amazing. Just, amazing
Anybody knows the cost per night and is it also partly a museum?
This is awesome.
So what's the next project a beautiful room with the view and a tank
I would really like to live there
So awesome. I would love to stay there.
I've been to this coffee shop that used to be an airplane, you guys should make a video on that as well.
Lmao one day someone sits on a control and it takes off
What a great idea love it 👌
Is this available on Hotel Trivago by chance?
Hotel?
Trivago 737
Wow pretty cool stuff
An AvGeeks dream place to stay. Next to the TWA Hotel. ❤️
It does look cool
I live in sweden so i never had a chance to stay in the plane but ive drove past it many times
going here in May 2019!!!
in cockpit!
Cool no one cares
That’s better than my cardboard box
I show this video to my friends when I say I sleep in a plane
I sleep in my dads Cessna. I feel more calm in his plane than in my bed strangly
I have slept in there 5 years ago
Atlantis Productions damn lucky!
*AWESOMEEEEEEEEE*
Pretty comfy
thats a great idea.
I'd love to be hosted on the cockpit room!
I'd be like a child playing with the yoke and the buttons and the throttle...
I’m live in Stockholm Sweden and every time I’m going to arlanda airport I see that plane
Too bad you couldn't get into the engine rooms. I was especially curious about those rooms as they seem like they'd be super cramped.
who owns the property its located on.....
I probably not get sleep and play with the buttons in the cockpit
Inside edition: Alow us to introduce ourselves
Imagine staying in the cockpit suite and you joke with your loved one “hey Rachel look I’m going to fly the plane” and you switch some lever and the plane turns on and the plane takes off you start flying.