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You can now book an overnight stay on Theodore Tugboat just outside Toronto

Everyone's favourite tugboat has just got a new title: hotel. 

That's right, Theodore TOO has opened its doors to non-crew members for the first time ever and bookings for overnight stays are now open.

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Theodore is currently docked in Hamilton, Ontario.

Docked in the Hamilton Harbour, Theodore is the latest addition to OMG Airbnb spaces, and offers visitors a tour of city, some meals and the chance to sleep in a cozy first mate's cabin.

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Cozy beds await Airbnb guests.

"Our crew's lucky to spend the summer cruising the Great Lakes aboard the friendliest tugboat in Canada," said Theo's Captain Noah, in a release.

"I'm so excited Theodore TOO fans have the chance to take part in his adventures! As your Host, I can't wait to show you around from bow to stern, and take you on your own Big Harbour adventure for a night." theodore overnight

Cozy living space aboard Theodore TOO.

Once landing on deck, visitors will enjoy a mini cruise through the harbour before treating their tastebuds to meals made from local eats.

As the sun begins to set, guests are invited to enjoy a movie on Theodore's deck and then head to sleep inside an iconic cabin.

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Nautical details in the overnight cabin are to represent Theodore's Halifax roots

These super rare overnight stays will be available on Sept. 11 and Sept. 12 for just $22 without tax. Bookings open at 12 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 29.

Photos by

Henry Shepard for Airbnb


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