A DREAMY Airbnb is making all our childhood wishes come true after the owner stuck a bed inside a giant ballpit. The pastel-pink creation comes complete with marshmallow clouds and hot air balloons overhead, with doughnut, flamingo and fluffy cushions strewn everywhere. And there’s even a curtain around the ballpit, so you can shut out […]
A DREAMY Airbnb is making all our childhood wishes come true after the owner stuck a bed inside a giant ballpit.
The pastel-pink creation comes complete with marshmallow clouds and hot air balloons overhead, with doughnut, flamingo and fluffy cushions strewn everywhere.
And there’s even a curtain around the ballpit, so you can shut out the real world and relax on a sea of pink.
The Airbnb costs £28 a night, and is located in the city of Changsha, China.
The magical room can sleep up to four guests, with the option of adding two extra beds in the “oversized bubble pool”.
Owner Yang Yang, a superhost on the site, is described as “enthusiastic” by reviewers.
The design student says she hopes “friends from all over the world come to live with me, and share travel stories”.
The rest of the property, while not covered in balls, also has a pink theme, with neon lights, a pink kettle and a pink pom pom blanket.
And to keep you entertained on your stay, movie-lover Yang Yang has installed a projector to watch all your favourite flicks on.
People are going wild for the ballpit bedroom online, with someone commenting: “OMG. I need to stay here.”
Someone else said: “The UK’s Airbnb’s need to shape up. I want a ballpit in my flat now.”
A third person said: “Is the bed… on the ball pit…? I need to go immediately.”
And despite how magical it looks, one person tweeted: “Imagine nipping to the loo in the night though!”
Another added: “And then you drop your mobile…”
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