Campervan hire > Motorhome types > Fully-Integrated Motorhomes
Integrated motorhomes are at the high end of the motorhome market. Depending on the motorhome rental company, integrated motorhomes may have a different name.
There are significant differences in size and features between the models in North America and in Europe. For example, an A-Class Family Sleeper is a luxury motorhome that is designed especially for families with children and can be rented in America. This means the vehicle has several sleeping areas and various family friendly features such as an entertainment system. In Europe, the Comfort Luxury model from McRent represents a typical vehicle in this category.
In general, an integrated motorhome is considered a premium vehicle with luxury features. They have high ceilings so that you are able to walk about, a light and spacious living area and high-quality furniture and interior.
| Dimension | On average 6-10 m long |
| Average fuel consumption | Around 25 l / 62 miles |
| Vehicle payload | On average 100-300 kg |
Interior
Large kitchen
Toilet and shower
Television, if applicable
Seating area and sofa
Quite often there is a separate bedroom
Air conditioning
Exterior
Waste water and fresh water tanks
Awning
Storage
Like sleeping on a cloud: Sleeping in a fully integrated motorhome
A fully integrated camper usually features a separate bedroom. Children or other passengers will find space in the living area: sometimes the seating area can be converted into a bed, and sometimes the luxury motorhome offers a special highlight, a drop-down bed. During the day, this is located directly under the ceiling of the motorhome. In the evening, you can lower the bed using manual or electronic controls. The mattresses in the vehicle are all of high quality and ensure a restful night's sleep.
Almost like home: Cooking in a fully integrated motorhome
The spacious kitchenette in the luxury motorhome makes cooking a real pleasure. You'll barely need to compromise and can cook on holiday almost exactly as you would at home. A fridge, a small hob and, depending on the model, a microwave or an oven make everything possible for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The motorhome also has plenty of storage space for cooking utensils, food and supplies. If you have any special requirements for the kitchen, make sure you check the vehicle details before booking your fully integrated motorhome.
Choosing the right motorhome is down to your own personal preferences and needs. Some people prefer more comfort, whereas others spend most of their holiday outdoors and only need enough space for sleeping. We have a wide range of motorhomes to choose from and there is something for everyone.
Choose a vehicle that you would feel comfortable driving. It is a good idea to practice driving an integrated motorhome around the rental site before driving to your holiday destination.
Draw up a list of the interior and exterior features that are important to you. This will make it easier when comparing different models.
Use the filters when searching for a motorhome on our website. Here you have the option of specifying the price range. An integrated motorhome is more expensive than a semi-integrated motorhome or a standard campervan.
What is the difference between an integrated motorhome and a semi-integrated motorhome?
What are the advantages of an integrated motorhome?
- 2 - 4 people
- Fuel consumption: 10 - 20 l / 100 km
- For people who don’t need much space
- Pros: mobile, compact, low rental price
- 3 - 7 people
- Fuel consumption: ca. 25 l / 100 km
- For people who like high comfort
- Pros: spacious, high comfort, exclusive equipment
- 3 - 7 people
- Fuel consumption: ca. 25 - 35 l / 100 km
- For experienced drivers
- Pros: comfortable, spacious
- 2 - 4 people
- Fuel consumption: ca. 16 l / 100 km
- For people who love exploring the landscape
- Pros: powerful engine, all-terrain
- 2 - 5 people
- Fuel consumption: ca. 30 l / 100 km
- For intermediate drivers
- Pros: all-terrain, comfortable, mobile, powerful engine