This is the ultimate bummer. Apparently the super luxurious Hotelicopter isn't real. It was just a public relations stunt done by a stay-at-the-airport hotel company call Yotel.
This was truly too good to be true. The sad part is I completely bought into it. Hotelicopter had a good looking website, a Twitter account, an itinerary, machine specs, and pictures (although they did look a bit rendered)- enough to get my attention.
But that's OK. Life goes on and it will only be a matter of time before Richard Branson launches a fleet of Virgin Hotelicopters.
- Chad
4 comments:
Ha- I'm so sad for you. However, you're welcome to make a guest appearance on my blog anytime ;)
Like I say all the time, you are so gullible.
There is something about staying up in the air for so long for it be considered a hotel that just doesn't sound safe to me at all. I am very glad this is fake. Very glad indeed.
Oh Chad's poor heart! I'm sorry
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