Located in Morris, Connecticut, the Winvian Resort is 113-acres of sprawling greenery boasting a handful of interesting accommodation options, including a building that houses a converted helicopter.
The intriguing incorporation of a 1968 Sikorsky Sea King Pelican HH-3F Coast Guard helicopter sees the vehicle's fuselage transformed into a sitting area, complete with a mini bar and luxurious television. The converted helicopter still boasts the original seating, switches and gauges.
The helicopter seating room is inside a barn-like building, one of the resort's 18 themed cottages, and features a king-size bed, a bathroom and a wood-burning stove.
This unconventional accommodation effort is listed on Booking.com, ready for any aviation enthusiasts to experience the stay of a lifetime.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Converted Accommodations
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Industries Being Reshaped
- Accommodations
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- Tourism
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- Luxury Travel
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