HAVE you ever struggled to get to sleep on a plane? Well, what if the plane was actually a hotel?
A new hotel has just opened in Malaysia where you can stay on two planes.
In Johor Bahru – the third-largest city in Malaysia – you’ll find the new 1975 Avenue & Hotel formed of two Boeing 747 planes once used by Pan Am and Japan Airlines.
The planes – nicknamed Bove and Bey – form part of the new hotel, which has 38 rooms in total.
To get on each plane, guests will have to board via a jet bridge from the main hotel.
Each plane then has nine suites onboard designed around different countries including Indonesia, China, England and Thailand.
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In the Premium Suites, guests will be able to enjoy two levels of accommodation including a king-sized bed, a freestanding bath, a rain shower and a separate lounge area.
Even the cockpit on each plane has been transformed into a lounge area, complete with original details.
The suites cost from 1,706 Malaysian Ringgits (£267.36) per night.
The two planes sit in the middle of the wider hotel complex where you can book into regular rooms – many of which have views of the two orange-painted planes.
And below the wings of the planes is where you will find a man-made beach pool, a kid’s waterpark and bar.
The hotel also boasts a rooftop pool, sunken hot tub, a fully equipped gym and a spa as well.
When it comes to grabbing something to eat, the hotel has an all-day dining restaurant as well.
The hotel isn’t too far from Singapore either, as well as just 20 minutes from Senai International Airport.