This Boeing 737 Was Transformed Into an Incredible Cliffside 'Villa' Where You Can Spend the Night
An incredible old plane has been refurbished into a vacation rental — with a stone tub in the cockpit.
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Why fly in a private jet when you can spend your entire vacation in one?
The Private Jet Villa by Hanging Gardens Air is here to make all your aviation dreams a reality. The Boeing 737 was purchased by entrepreneur Felix Demin in 2021 from its former owner, the now-defunct Indonesian airline Mandala Air. For the last several years, Denim has been working to lovingly renovate the plane into a gorgeous villa, which had to be cut in half and moved in two sections. It now sits whole atop a 500-foot cliff near Nyang Nyang Beach in Bali, Indonesia. And, it’s already available as a vacation rental on Hotels.com.
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The plane has been stripped of its interior and replaced with high-end furnishings and what Hotels.com calls “first-class amenities,” including an infinity pool overlooking the ocean, a sunken outdoor patio space surrounding a private fire pit, a wing-top terrace that’s tailor-made for epic sunset viewing, neutral-toned interiors that set the right, ultra-relaxing mood, a full bar, and even a massive circular stone tub in the plane’s cockpit.
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The plane also comes with two bedrooms, both with king-size beds, making it the perfect place for couples or small group getaways. Reservations are now open for stays starting in April 2023 at $7,300 per night.
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If you want to get to know the space a little better before you book, you can always head to the airplane’s already wildly popular Instagram account, which boasts more than 40,000 followers. On the page, fans can find behind-the-scenes videos of its renovation, renderings of what it will look like, and plenty of influencers getting to tour the place before anyone else. But don’t worry, you’ve still got time to book an early reservation and be among the first to actually stay. See more about the plane and book a stay here.
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