Military truck used to diffuse bombs transformed into hotel, charges ₹10,000 per night — Check details
A military truck that was built in 1987 to diffuse bombs has been transformed into a tiny hotel and one can stay there for £99 ( ₹10,000) per night, reported The Sun.
The property, located in Hatch Beauchamp village in Somerset, England, has a king-sized bed, kitchenette and dining area, the report said.
Its bathroom is unique as it is built inside an old horsebox and is equipped with underfloor heating and a flushing toilet.
The vehicle called ‘Arnie the Army Truck’ is perfect for two people and is also pet friendly.
A barbecue and decked seating area is also available outside the truck.
“A lovingly converted army bomb-disposal truck, peacefully secluded in the village of Hatch Beauchamp, just outside Taunton, Somerset,” said the listing, as per the report.
“The truck sleeps two guests in a comfy kingsize bed. Well-behaved pets are also welcome to stay.”
“Facilities include a well-equipped kitchen, strong Wi-fi, and a stylish converted horsebox that houses a private shower and flushing toilet.”
“Outside awaits an elevated deck that overlooks open fields, a landscaped courtyard with dining furniture, a barbecue and a hammock.”
“Peacefully parked in the ancient Somerset village of Hatch Beauchamp- just five miles from bustling Taunton but feeling worlds away- Arnie the Army Truck is the perfect romantic escape.”
“Lovingly converted from a 1987 military bomb-disposal truck, Arnie now enjoys his retirement as a unique tiny home shaded by whispering birch trees, surrounded by wildlife, and imbued with cosy comfort.”
“Better still, your best four-legged friend can come and enjoy this welcome break into nature right along with you!”
“Step inside to find elegant décor and all the facilities you’d expect from a hotel suite, including a well-equipped kitchen and a downy king-size bed to curl up in at the end of a long day exploring the local area.”
In the Hatch Beauchamp village, tourists can visit a local pub for food or can drive five miles into Taunton for shopping and dining.
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