I get extremely air sick when I am on a plane...that flies in the air. However, there is at least one Boeing 727 that I'm sure wouldn't ever make me feel nauseated. The Hotel Costa Verde is a 727 Fuselage home located at the edge of the National Park in Costa Verde II area. This airplane was recycled and transported to its current location by five large trucks. Sitting atop a 50-foot pedestal, the view is breathtaking.
As you will see, it is not only a work of great craftsmanship, but also a lavish home away from home with more than enough amenities to provide a very luxurious stay while in Costa Rica.
Did that leave you speechless?
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How cool! And beautiful! The woodwork is simply amazing...and the design/layout of the home is very well-done. I could see why you would want to live on an airplane! I bet you would have plenty of requests to spend time with you in Costa Rica!!
Wow, that looks amazing...yes, speechless.
That is just awesome! Leaves me speechless. The workmanship with that wood is incredible. Yes, I would stay there in a New York minute! And those views...and think of the leg room you have :) (not bad for speechless, huh?)
That is pretty awesome! And the view...ahh, that view!
yes, yes it did!
WooHoo!! I love flying and traveling and this is a plane/place I would love to spend time relaxing.
What an amazing set of pictures! Girl, you nailed it and I'm glad to be connected on BlogFrog.
Cheers,
Eliz
Wow. Amazing! It takes recycling to a whole new level.
I think this is wonderful! I am amazed at how beautiful the interior is. I bet there is a waiting line to stay there. The photos are beautiful.
This is SO cool!!! I loved it! Thanks for sharing!
That is awesome! Beautiful! Oh, and btw, I am like you, I get extremely airsick and anxious and freaked out on a plane, have to take lots of medication. This plane, however, I could def live on!
ya, i think i could manage this too :) btw, your blog is amazing and i could live in it for awhile too...thanks xx
beautiful interior and scenery. interesting idea. my problem would be that i'd be a bit claustrophobic i think:)
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