After 25 years of the broadcast of the first chapter of Ugly Betty and with the arrival of the sequel of the famous soap opera on the screens, Airbnb opens the doors of Betty’s house in Bogota Colombia.
The proposal seeks to allow fans to explore every corner of this emblematic house that housed one of the favorite characters of Latin American television and that is now back after living in the memories of many.
This will be the first time fans will be able to interact with the original interiors of the house. Betty and spend a night in the spaces where he shared with his parents and told his secrets to his faithful friend, Nicholas Mora.
Guests will be able to see the intimate space where she wrote in her diary about her experiences and disappointments during her days at Ecomoda, and will learn about every corner of the house where her story continues today.
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“I have never opened the doors of my home like this. This is the most intimate invitation I have made so far so that those who have followed my story on screens over the years can reserve this precious space for me and my family, only on Airbnb,” says Betty.
What is it like to stay at Betty the Ugly’s house?
Betty la Fea will become an Airbnb Host to celebrate the highly anticipated premiere of Betty La Fea, The Story Continues and, during their stay, guests will be able to:
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Gain access to Betty’s personal wardrobe and try on her most iconic outfits.
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Spend the night in Betty’s room and take a look at the personal diary where she wrote all the love stories with Don Armando.
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View your personal gallery with portraits of friends and family.
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Have breakfast in the best Betty and Don Hermes style.
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How to book a stay at Betty la Fea’s house
Fans of Betty la Fea will be able to reserve this space free of charge for a single night through Airbnb starting next July 31 at 11 a.m. COT at airbnb.com/casadebetty, and the stay will take place between August 10 and 11, 2024.
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Source: Ambito
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