Parked at the idyllic Teifi Valley in South Wales, the double-decker bus hotel is essentially a quirky glamping accommodation that sleeps as many as six-person. With about 40 acres of farmland surrounding the Teifi Valley area, this accommodation would never have been at any better place. You can relax, participate in organic farming or just drive through the picturesque Teifi Valley while you are on the best holiday of your life.

The double-decker bus hotel is actually a 1964 Leyland Titan double-decker bus that has been renovated to suit the needs of the visitors. It boasts of a master double bedroom upstairs while there are two double rooms with a lounging area downstairs. There is also a spacious dining area alongside a bathroom and a fully functional kitchen. If you love dining al-fresco or just love to sip on your morning coffee right in nature, the bus has an open-air deck connected to it to let you make most of your holiday.

This converted bus is located at Ceridwen Center in the valley, a place that boasts of quirky lodgings including a cool eco pod, a converted barn, and even yurts. This double-decker bus is the latest addition to its whimsical lodging collection, and we could not be more excited. The property also has loads to offer from fresh produces to local crafts. There is also a bar located in the vicinity for that cold pint.

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With a sturdy frame made of aluminum, the Traveller Chair ticks the 7kg carry-on baggage limit by being only 6 kg in weight. When carried like a bag, it can present a cargo space of about 17 liters, which can be carried via a built-in shoulder strap or a handle. Specifically made for air travel, it also features an “easy-to-reach” pouch, where you can store in all your travel documents.

What seems like a no-fuss carry-on bag, apparently takes just 30 seconds to unfold into a wheelchair harboring all the necessities like footrest, armrest and even a lap strap. And yes, you can still keep your belongings intact while using the bag as a wheelchair. In fact, the sturdy chair can accommodate a person weighing up to 100 kg. It also features a rear brake that keeps the bag-cum-wheelchair from rolling back accidentally while on rest.

When it comes to its promised utility, the Traveller Chair hits all the important boxes. From harboring the necessities of a carry-on suitcase to being a very responsible Wheelchair Doubles Bag, the Traveller Chair is a handicapped person’s best friend while traveling. However, it is just a proposed item. If the chair is able to undergo production, according to New Atlas, the Traveller Chair will retail at a price of $626 or £485. However, if you want one before, you can bid it at £435 (about US$561) as a part of the Kickstarter campaign.

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