Ever Want to Stay Overnight on the Eiffel Tower? Well Now’s Your Chance

If you’ve ever dreamed about staying overnight in the Eiffel Tower, you better listen up!

Thanks to a new contest with vacation rental marketplace HomeAway, four lucky winners and their guest will be able to have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to stay in the Eiffel Tower during the UEFA EURO 2016 soccer tournament during the summer.

This is the first time in history anyone has been invited to stay over at the famous structure. HomeAway has connected with French interior designer Benoit Leleu to create a marvelous space for the guest to stay in on the first level of the tower. Fans will also be able to help with some design elements using the hashtag, #EiffelTowerAllYours, as part of the crowdsourcing campaign.

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The guests will stay in the 2,000-square-foot space that will include separate bedrooms, a bathroom, kitchen, and lounge area featuring a beautiful view of the Arc de Triomphe, the Grand Palais and Sacre Coeur on Montmartre. The winners will be able to bring up to five guests during their overnight stay.

On top of this amazing experience, guests will be treated to a special gourmet dinner and an additional three night stay in the city at a HomeAway vacation rental. The trip also includes round-trip transportation.

So how does one enter for this amazing trip to the City of Lights?

All you have to do is head to HomeAway and answer the question, “What would you do if the HomeAway Eiffel Tower Apartment was all yours for a night?” It’s that easy. The contest closes on May 31 and winners will be announced on June 10.