Boeing 727 suite in Manuel Antonio

[AdamSelene]

This looks pretty fucking sweet.

http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/04/13/costa-rican-hotel-suite-takes-flight/

 

[hater]

Saw that this morning on insidecr. Badass.

It's about $300 - $350 a night or something.

 

[wolfie_cr]

fun fun, the price is not bad either, sometimes the owners try to recover their setup costs too quick and the price ends up being ridiculous

if someone goes write down the tail number (it looks as if its registered to either colombia /venezuela or Ecuador, those countries have very similar flags and I cant tell from the pictures)

there is a somewhat similar thing in Sweden (with a 747) http://gizmodo.com/5043984/jumbo-airplane-hotel-allows-mile-high-club-experience-on-the-ground

 

[ParanoidAndroid]

Looks like an Avianca plane to me (Colombia)

 

[wolfie_cr]

you are probably right (I am quite illiterate in the liveries of South American airlines)

http://media.photobucket.com/image/avianca livery/Xthyan/DSCN2945700.jpg

(seems similar)

 

[RupertPupkin]

I wonder if getting in layed in that would count for the mile high club ?

 

[AdamSelene]

I wonder if getting in layed in that would count for the mile high club ?

Does it count on the runway?

That hotel is like 25 feet above sea level.

My house is just over a mile in altitude, but somehow I don't think that counts either.

Why didn't they call it the 30,000 feet club?

 

[Tortillera]

In its former life the airplane transported globetrotters on South Africa Air and Avianca Airlines, and it now serves as a two bedroom suite perched on the edge of the rainforest overlooking the beach and ocean.

Spend a few days there with some tranvesti from Clinica Biblia it was a hoot to say the leat

 

[Jack Herer]

I wonder if getting in layed in that would count for the mile high club ?

No, but losing your virginity would be a good start.