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Situated just outside of Stockholm, Sweden you can vacation in this awesome bus converted into cabin with a rooftop deck.
I think this is by far my favorite bus conversion I have come across.
Once you check it out for yourself I think you will love it too. Â The vibe here is funky meets cozy.
The rooftop deck seems to be a wonderful spot to hang out, eat and drink.
The couple, Jon and Stina, converted this bus a while back and decided why not rent it out.
Besides the cool deck there is plenty of space to chill inside the bus with up to 4 twin size beds.
Bus Converted into Cabin with Rooftop Deck
Images © Jon Backlund & Stina Ekstrom / Marta Vargas
Images © Jon Backlund & Stina Ekstrom / Marta Vargas
Images © Airbnb
Resources:
- Airbnb
- Jon Backlund & Stina Ekstrom
- As seen on Tiny House Swoon
- Marta Vargas (photographer)
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I do love the rooftop deck, and applaud the repurposing of the bus seating. But the layout has a lot of open space that could have gone towards a micro kitchen and at least a sawdust-n-bucket type toilet.
Even just using this as a guest room, it’s nice not to have to brave the woods for those middle of the night calls of nature.
Apart from the lack of toilets and kitchen facilities, unless you are in a tropical climate it must get pretty darned cold inside in the colder/coldest months. No insulation in these buses and even retrofitting wouldn’t increase the R value much, as can be evidenced by the photos.
The airbnb listing is here: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/3088767?locale=en&s=f9aM and details that you use the bathroom in the main house right next to the bus. I’d agree that an old-fashioned chamberpot wouldn’t be a bad idea, but there might already be one.
Very good!!!
I am constantly amazed at the ideas that people come up with. I think they have done a great job on this conversion all the deck areas — obviously for those who prefer to be outside more than inside. There is a nice outdoor cooking area on the upper deck. I think it would be a fun place to spend some time. After all, it is a short term rental situation and not intended for full time living. It would be nice if there was a bath of some sort at the unit, I am not sure I would like traipsing over to the house in the middle of the night to use the bathroom.