By Tom Bevan

Britain’s quirkiest Airbnb is a “crashed plane” split in two in the woods – offering guests a “real-life Castaway” experience.

The unique accommodation comprises two parts of an old Lufthansa aircraft pieced together to resemble a ‘marooned’ scene in isolated Somerset countryside.

The former Dash 8 Q400 airliner – that was bought on eBay in two pieces- was transported for five hours in a trailer before being put in situ.

Original plane seats were then sourced and added with accommodation split between a ‘master suite’ in the first class carriage and an economy class section that can fit two camp beds.

But guests, instead of facing a battle for survival, have been raving about their stay – with rare 100 percent five-star reviews.

Its owner Martyn Baker had the idea afte

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