Are you rumbling in your stomach? Because Pooh’s place is full of “hunnies”.
Winnie-the-Pooh is offering its Hollow Tree Cottage to its guests via Airbnb for two overnight stays only.
“I brought Pooh’s house to life using EH Shepard’s original decorations as inspiration,” host Kim Raymond, a 30-year Walt Disney artist, wrote on its Airbnb list sponsored by Disney.
The cottage is located in Ashdown Forest in Nutley, England, which inspired the Hundred Acre Wood.
“I worked with a team of experts to bring Winnie-the-Pooh’s ‘Treehouse’ to life, as depicted in AA Milne’s classic tales,… as part of the 95th anniversary celebrations. Disney’s adorable children’s character, ”Raymond wrote. .
For $ 105 a night, up to four people can take a tour of the original hundred-acre woods, sample local girl-inspired meals, and play Poohsticks on the Poohsticks Deck, according to the listing. (Poohsticks is a game where players drop sticks from an upstream bridge into a running body of water and see the one that emerges under the bridge first.)
The cottage is located in Ashdown Forest in Nutley, England, which inspired the Hundred Acre Wood.
“I brought Pooh’s house to life using EH Shepard’s original decorations, with exposed tree branches wrapped around the house,” host Kim Raymond, a Disney artist, wrote. on his “Bearbnb” list.
“Mr Sanders” is inscribed above the door, faithful to the illustrations of Shepard in “Winnie-the-Pooh”.
The ‘Bearbnb’ cottage is tucked away in a building designed to resemble a tree, with exposed branches and a sign reading ‘Mr Sanders’, a reference to the sign on Winnie-the-Pooh’s door in the original comic book and in Disney cartoons.
Who, exactly, Sanders (sometimes spelled Saunders) remains a bit of a mystery in the “Winnie-the-Pooh” series, with only this explanation when Pooh’s human pal Christopher Robin asked, in Milne’s 1926 book. , according to the official Disney Parks blog:
“Winnie-the-Pooh lived alone in a forest as Sanders,” Milne wrote.
“What does” under the name “mean? »Asked Christophe Robin.
“This means he had the name above the door in gold letters and lived below,” Milne’s book replied.
Guests will enjoy locally sourced “hunny” inspired meals.
The temporary bathroom is outside the house.
“I worked with a team of experts to bring Winnie-the-Pooh’s ‘Treehouse’ to life, as depicted in AA Milne’s classic tales, in the Ashdown Forest. , the inspiration behind the Hundred Acre Wood, as part of the Adorable Children’s 95th Birthday Celebrations, ”Raymond wrote.
Sanders’ long-standing mystery aside, the chalet with 8ft 2in ceilings has one double bed and two single beds accessible by ladder, at the loft level, as shown in the photos.
Custom blue and white striped wallpaper with yellow tassels and pine cones interrupts rustic wood-paneled ceilings, floors and paneling.
There are two jumbled square windows and an oculus window above the double bed.
The cottage is equipped with two bedside tables, a wrought iron fireplace, a kettle, a fireplace mantel, a clock, wall sconces, a rocking chair and a comfortable white armchair dotted with red flowers, photos show.
Also, in the corner, find Winnie-the-Pooh’s stash of “hunny” jars – “Hands should be kept away from honeypots,” state house rules.
A temporary bathroom is located outside the house near the picnic table. The humble abode will be stocked with bottled water, local snacks, a Winnie-the-Pooh yoga mat and 24-hour security, according to the listing.
The reservation is first come, first served and opens September 20.
The Beloved Children’s Tale was first a book series, launched by Milne in 1926, and premiered as a Disney animated short in 1966. It was reimagined in 2018 as an animated film. live action titled “Christopher Robin”. The storyline itself was originally based on Milne’s son’s teddy bear, which was named after a real-life domiciled bear named Winnie, The Post previously reported.
Winnie the Pooh is known for his sweet quotes such as “If there comes a day when we can’t be together keep me in your heart I’ll stay there forever” and he even has a National Winnie Day- the-Pooh. every year which is celebrated on January 18th.
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