Extreme staycation! Jeep’s hanging tent on London's O2

Renegade Motel offers thrill-seekers a room with a view

Published: September 13, 2020 16:15 Sony Thomas, wheels Editor

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Jeep has opened a hanging tent staycation spot suspended nearly 250 feet above The O2 in London. Dubbed The Renegade Motel, the tent is open for bookings for British citizens, who can apply to stay for free for one night on 18 or 19 September. Image Credit: Supplied

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Positioned as the world’s first urban cliff camping Motel, this tent has been opened to celebrate the arrival of the new Jeep Renegade 4xe plug-in hybrid, which is on sale now. Image Credit: Supplied

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Jeep reminds applicants that a head for heights and sense of adventure is a must as the climb is not for the faint-hearted. Image Credit: Supplied

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The Motel, a hanging tent system known as a portaledge, has been fixed 70 metres above the ground to one of the yellow pylons on The O2. Image Credit: Supplied

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Guests will be able to spend the night on the ledge and watch the sun set and rise over London’s Canary Wharf skyline. Image Credit: Supplied

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The experience includes dinner, bed and breakfast and 24-hour concierge, along with a rain cover to protect guests from the elements and a couple of warm sleeping bags. For your chance to stay, visit https://www.theo2.co.uk/do-more-at-the-o2/jeep-renegade-motel anf submit your details. Image Credit: Supplied

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