Spending the night in a Boeing 747-200 engine - Jumbo Stay Hotel in Stockholm

Have you ever wondered how it is to spend the night in a 747 engine? Experience it at the Jumbo Stay at Arlanda Airport in Stockholm, Sweden. This hotel is located inside a decommissioned 747-200 jetliner.

The aircraft is a Boeing 747-212B originally built for Singapore Airlines in 1976, registered 9V-SQE (construction number 21162/line number 283). It was later sold to Pan American where it was registered N727PA and named "Clipper Belle of the Sky". The aircraft later served with Tower Air, Nationair, and many more. The last owner was Transjet which was based out of Arlanda, but it went bankrupt in 2002. The plane has remained at Arlanda since then.

The hotel has 33 rooms with most four beds in each, along with a more expensive and luxurious "cockpit suite" located on the upper deck. Altogether, the hostel holds 76 beds. All rooms have access to WiFi, a flat screen television where guests can watch the departure times for all flights. Throughout the jetliner guests have access to wireless broadband. All rooms share a shower and toilet in the corridor, except for the Black Box suite, the cockpit suite and a single person room which feature their own. The Jumbo Stay also features smaller rooms in the landing gear compartments and the engine cowlings.

The hotel's café allows guests and non-guests to purchase breakfast, coffee, pastries and basic meals. The cafe provides microwave ovens for patrons to heat up meals they have brought with them.

For more information, check out:
https://www.jumbostay.se/

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