Is the cockpit suite real?

Yes — it’s been converted into a luxury room with panoramic views.

Can non-guests visit the plane?

Yes — the café and parts of the hotel are open to the public.

How much does it cost to stay?

Prices vary, but are comparable to budget airport hotels — with way more character.

The Hotel Where You Can Sleep in a Real Boeing 747

At Stockholm Arlanda Airport, a retired Boeing 747 has been transformed into one of the world’s most unique hotels: Jumbo Stay. Instead of flying across continents, this jet now hosts travelers who want to spend the night in the sky — while staying grounded.

The aircraft’s interiors have been remodeled to house over 30 rooms, including a cockpit suite where you can literally sleep behind the controls. There’s also a café inside the fuselage, open to both guests and curious visitors.

Each room is compact but surprisingly cozy, with views of the runway or the surrounding forest. The wings have even been turned into observation decks for plane spotting.

Originally built in 1976, the 747 served various airlines before retiring. Today, it stands as a quirky symbol of aviation nostalgia. Whether you're an avgeek or just looking for a memorable overnight stay, Jumbo Stay delivers a truly one-of-a-kind experience.