The 2027 Burstner B66 motorhome range brings together five low-profile layouts with a strong level of standard equipment, distinctive B66 styling and a choice of living and sleeping arrangements.
Available as the B66 594 TD, 644 TD, 684 TD, 690 TD and 744 TD, the range gives buyers several ways to balance overall vehicle size, lounge space, sleeping arrangements, storage and day-to-day usability.
At Southdowns Motorhomes, we can help you compare the different Burstner B66 layouts, understand the standard specification and choose any factory options that suit the way you plan to travel.
Whether you are looking for a compact touring motorhome for two, additional sleeping space for guests, a generous rear washroom or a larger lounge for longer trips, there is a B66 layout worth considering.
What is the Burstner B66?
The B66 is a special-edition Burstner motorhome range with a particularly strong standard specification.
Rather than starting with a basic vehicle and adding a long list of individual options, the B66 includes many of the features UK motorhome buyers commonly look for from the outset.
Across the range, the specification includes a 140 bhp engine with eight-speed automatic transmission, together with a Pioneer multimedia screen and reversing camera.
Other B66 equipment includes an anthracite awning, cab sunroof, removable habitation carpet, Triplex oven and an exterior shower connection with mixer tap.
A lithium habitation battery is also included as standard on all 2027 B66 TD models.
Inside, the B66 receives its own styling treatment and full leather upholstery, with several upholstery colours available.
The result is a range intended to be well equipped for touring without requiring buyers to work through a long list of additions before the motorhome feels ready to use.
2027 Burstner B66 Models
There are five B66 TD motorhome layouts available:
| Model | Layout character | Bürstner UK RRP* |
|---|---|---|
| Burstner B66 594 TD | Compact B66 layout | £80,795 |
| Burstner B66 644 TD | Alternative mid-size layout | £82,495 |
| Burstner B66 684 TD | Rear washroom layout | £80,995 |
| Burstner B66 690 TD | Fixed rear single-bed layout | £79,995 |
| Burstner B66 744 TD | Larger lounge-focused layout | £88,795 |
*Manufacturer recommended retail prices shown at the time of writing. Prices, specifications and available options can change. Please contact Southdowns Motorhomes for current UK pricing and vehicle availability.
The most important consideration is not simply which B66 is the largest or most expensive. Each floorplan uses its available space differently, so the right choice will depend on how many people will normally travel, the type of beds you prefer and how much time you expect to spend inside the motorhome.
Burstner B66 594 TD
The 2027 Burstner B66 594 TD is one of the more compact choices in the range and is likely to appeal to buyers who want a manageable motorhome without giving up the comforts expected from a full coachbuilt vehicle.
Its shorter overall format makes it worth considering for touring couples who regularly use smaller campsites, rural roads or destinations where a larger motorhome can become more awkward.
The interior still benefits from the wider B66 specification, including the leather-trimmed living area, automatic transmission, cab sunroof, awning, oven and reversing camera.
One of the key features of the 594 TD is its sleeping flexibility. An electrically operated drop-down bed is included on this layout, giving the motorhome a permanent sleeping arrangement that can be lowered when required without taking over the lounge during the day.
The seating area can also be specified to convert into an additional berth if greater sleeping capacity is required.
Who is the B66 594 TD likely to suit?
The 594 TD should be high on the list if you:
- Prefer a relatively compact coachbuilt motorhome
- Mainly travel as a couple
- Want a drop-down bed without a permanently occupied rear bedroom
- Value daytime living space
- Regularly tour places where a shorter vehicle is easier to manage
For buyers moving up from a campervan, the 594 TD could also provide a useful middle ground between compact dimensions and the additional living space of a coachbuilt motorhome.
Burstner B66 644 TD
The Burstner B66 644 TD offers another approach within the B66 range and gives buyers a different balance of lounge, kitchen, washroom and sleeping space.
As with the other B66 models, much of the touring equipment is already included in the standard specification. That makes comparing layouts particularly important, because the decision is less about adding equipment and more about choosing the interior arrangement that works for you.
Unlike the 594 TD and 684 TD, the 644 TD has the standard electrically operated drop-down bed in the rear, over the lounge.
However, the seating area can be specified as a convertible berth, providing the option of additional sleeping accommodation when required.
For couples who do not want a drop-down bed occupying ceiling space over the front or centre, this could make the 644 TD particularly interesting.
Who is the B66 644 TD likely to suit?
Consider the 644 TD if you:
- Want an alternative drop-down-bed layout
- Normally tour as two people
- Want occasional additional sleeping accommodation
- Prefer a layout where daytime living takes priority
- Want the B66 equipment package in a mid-sized motorhome
As with every model in the range, we recommend spending time inside the 644 TD and comparing it directly with the neighbouring B66 layouts. Small differences on a floorplan can make a large difference once you start using a motorhome regularly.
Burstner B66 684 TD
The Burstner B66 684 TD takes a particularly interesting approach to space by combining an electrically operated drop-down bed with a large rear washroom.
This makes it quite different from more conventional motorhomes where a fixed rear bed occupies a significant proportion of the vehicle throughout the day.
With the sleeping area raised when it is not being used, more of the interior can remain dedicated to living space.
At the rear, the washroom arrangement gives occupants a more generous area for showering, changing and getting ready. This can be particularly useful on longer tours when the motorhome becomes your main living space rather than somewhere used primarily for weekends away.
The layout also gives the kitchen and central living areas room to breathe.
Who is the B66 684 TD likely to suit?
The 684 TD is particularly worth considering if you:
- Want a generous washroom
- Prefer a drop-down bed to fixed rear beds
- Spend longer periods touring
- Want plenty of usable daytime space
- Mainly travel as a couple but want the option of an additional converted berth
It is a layout that should appeal to buyers who put washroom comfort and interior living space above having a permanently made-up rear bedroom.
Burstner B66 690 TD
The 2027 Burstner B66 690 TD is a very different proposition and should appeal to buyers who prefer fixed rear single beds.
At approximately seven metres long, the 690 TD combines rear sleeping accommodation with a central living area, kitchen and washroom facilities.
The separate rear beds allow both occupants to get in and out independently, which is one reason this type of layout remains popular with touring couples.
It also means the main beds can remain prepared throughout the day rather than needing to be lowered or assembled each evening.
The central seating area can be specified to create an additional berth.
An electrically operated drop-down bed is another option on the 690 TD. Choosing it increases sleeping flexibility, but buyers need to be aware of the effect on vehicle weight. Burstner states that fitting the drop-down bed increases the technically permissible maximum laden mass of the 690 TD to 3,650kg.
That is an important consideration for driving-licence requirements and payload planning, so it is something we would recommend discussing with Southdowns before ordering.
Who is the B66 690 TD likely to suit?
The 690 TD could be a strong choice if you:
- Prefer permanent rear single beds
- Do not want to make up your main bed each evening
- Tour regularly as a couple
- Want the possibility of additional sleeping accommodation
- Like a conventional fixed-bed touring layout
- Want a motorhome close to seven metres in length
For many couples, the biggest decision will be whether they prefer the fixed beds of the 690 TD or the more open daytime arrangement offered by one of the drop-down-bed models.
Burstner B66 744 TD
The Burstner B66 744 TD is the largest and highest-priced motorhome in the B66 TD range and places greater emphasis on interior living space.
It is likely to attract buyers who spend extended periods away and want a motorhome that feels comfortable when the weather means several hours are spent indoors.
The layout provides a generous lounge arrangement and can be specified with an electrically operated drop-down bed above the seating area.
The seating group can also be converted into additional sleeping accommodation if required.
That combination makes the 744 TD particularly flexible for buyers who usually tour as a couple but occasionally travel with family or friends.
Who is the B66 744 TD likely to suit?
Consider the 744 TD if you:
- Put lounge space high on your list
- Spend longer periods touring
- Regularly use the motorhome throughout the year
- Want flexible sleeping arrangements
- Prefer a larger motorhome
- Often entertain or travel with additional passengers
If most of your touring involves long stays rather than frequent one-night stops, the extra living area offered by the 744 TD may be worth the additional size.
Which Burstner B66 Layout Should You Choose?
There is no single best B66 floorplan. The better question is which arrangement fits the way you travel.
Choose the B66 594 TD if…
You want one of the more compact options and like the flexibility of a drop-down bed.
Choose the B66 644 TD if…
You want a B66 without the same standard drop-down-bed arrangement and prefer to prioritise the main living area.
Choose the B66 684 TD if…
A large rear washroom and plenty of daytime living space are more important to you than permanent rear beds.
Choose the B66 690 TD if…
You prefer fixed single beds and want the convenience of leaving the main sleeping area made up.
Choose the B66 744 TD if…
You want the most generous lounge-focused B66 layout and expect to spend longer periods living in the vehicle.
If you are unsure, comparing two or three models in person is usually far more useful than comparing floorplans on paper alone.
Standard Equipment on the 2027 Burstner B66
One of the main attractions of the B66 is the amount of equipment included from the factory.
140 bhp engine and eight-speed automatic gearbox
The B66 TD range comes with a 140 bhp powertrain paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission.
For UK touring, an automatic gearbox can make a noticeable difference when driving through congested towns, negotiating stop-start traffic or covering long distances.
Pioneer multimedia system and reversing camera
A Pioneer display and reversing camera are included.
A reversing camera is particularly useful on a coachbuilt motorhome where rear visibility is more restricted than in a normal passenger car.
Anthracite awning
An exterior awning comes as part of the B66 equipment package.
For many owners, an awning quickly becomes an extension of the habitation area, providing shade and shelter alongside the motorhome once parked.
Cab sunroof
The sunroof allows additional daylight into the front of the habitation area and helps make the transition between the cab and lounge feel more open.
Full leather upholstery
The B66 interior is available with full leather upholstery, with a choice of colours.
This is one of the features that gives the anniversary model its own character compared with a more standard specification.
Removable habitation carpet
Removable carpet gives the living area a warmer feel while still allowing it to be taken out when easier cleaning is preferred.
That can be useful during wet British winters or when returning from muddy campsites.
Double-floor storage
The B66 incorporates additional storage within the double floor.
For longer touring trips, storage capacity becomes just as important as the visible cupboards inside the living area.
Swivelling cab seats
Both front cab seats can be turned into the habitation area when parked, creating additional seating without increasing the overall vehicle length.
Triplex oven
A Triplex oven is included in the UK specification.
For buyers who use their motorhome for longer tours, having a proper oven can make the kitchen far more practical than relying solely on a hob.
Exterior shower
An outdoor shower connection with mixer tap is standard.
It can be useful for rinsing walking boots, bikes, pets or equipment before bringing them into the vehicle.
Lithium habitation battery
A lithium battery is included on the B66 TD range.
Lithium batteries can be particularly useful for owners who spend time away from mains hook-up and place greater demands on their 12V electrical system.
Sleeping Options Across the B66 Range
The B66 range provides several approaches to sleeping accommodation.
The best arrangement will depend on whether you want permanent beds, a bed that disappears during the day or the ability to accommodate occasional guests.
Electric drop-down bed
The electrically operated drop-down bed is standard on the 594 TD, 644 TD and 684 TD.
It is available as a factory option on the 690 TD and 744 TD.
The main advantage is that a full sleeping area can be lowered when required and moved out of the way during the day.
The optional drop-down bed is currently listed at £1,530.
Convertible seating area
All five B66 TD layouts can be ordered with a seating area that converts into an additional berth.
The current listed price for this option is £610.
For couples who only occasionally need another bed, this can make more sense than choosing a layout around permanent additional sleeping accommodation.
B66 Optional Extras
Although the B66 already comes with a strong specification, there are several factory options worth considering.
Convertible dinette bed — £610
Available on:
- 594 TD
- 644 TD
- 684 TD
- 690 TD
- 744 TD
The seating area can be converted into another sleeping space.
This option adds approximately 10kg according to Burstner’s published technical information, so the effect on payload should still be taken into account.
Electric drop-down bed — £1,530
Available as an option on:
- 690 TD
- 744 TD
The drop-down bed adds approximately 50kg.
On the 690 TD, Burstner states that choosing this option changes the technically permissible maximum laden mass to 3,650kg.
That may affect who can legally drive the vehicle depending on licence entitlement, so please speak to us before ordering if you are unsure.
B66 Lounge Upgrade Set — £890
The lounge upgrade package includes:
- Pure Style embroidery
- Two headrest covers with rear pockets
- Two B66 Edition cushions
This is primarily an interior styling upgrade rather than a functional change to the motorhome.
Leather upholstery colours
B66 full-leather upholstery is available in different colour choices, allowing the interior to be tailored to personal preference.
Factory-option availability can vary by model and production date, so we recommend checking the final specification when ordering.
Payload and Optional Equipment
Payload deserves careful attention when configuring any motorhome.
Every factory option adds weight, and that weight reduces the amount available for passengers, luggage, water, bikes and touring equipment.
A drop-down bed, for example, adds considerably more weight than a simple dinette conversion.
Two vehicles with the same floorplan can therefore have different usable payloads depending on their equipment.
Before placing an order, Southdowns Motorhomes can help you understand the specification of the particular vehicle you are considering and how optional equipment may affect its usable carrying capacity.
Is the Burstner B66 Suitable for Couples?
Yes. In fact, much of the range is particularly well suited to touring couples.
The different layouts simply take different approaches.
Couples wanting permanent beds may favour the 690 TD, while those who prefer a more open living area during the day could look at the 594 TD or 684 TD.
The 744 TD may appeal to couples planning longer tours who place greater importance on lounge space.
The ability to add an occasional guest bed means you do not necessarily need to choose a four-berth layout simply because friends, children or grandchildren may join you from time to time.
Is the B66 Suitable for Longer Touring?
The B66 specification makes the range well suited to longer journeys.
Features such as the automatic gearbox, oven, awning, double-floor storage, full leather upholstery and optional sleeping arrangements are all useful when the motorhome is being used for weeks rather than days.
For longer stays, we would pay particular attention to:
- Bed comfort and access
- Kitchen workspace
- Washroom arrangement
- Wardrobe and general storage
- Exterior locker or garage capacity
- Payload
- Battery capacity
- Lounge comfort
A layout that works perfectly for a weekend can feel very different after several weeks on the road, which is why we recommend choosing around your typical touring pattern rather than simply the number of berths.
B66 594 TD vs 684 TD
Both the 594 TD and 684 TD use a drop-down-bed approach, but they are aimed at buyers with different priorities.
The 594 TD makes sense if keeping the overall motorhome relatively compact is important.
The 684 TD gives more space to the habitation area and places greater emphasis on its rear washroom.
If you spend most of your time travelling between destinations, the shorter 594 TD may have the edge.
If you tend to stay longer at each stop and want more comfort once parked, the additional interior room of the 684 TD may be preferable.
B66 684 TD vs 690 TD
This is one of the more useful comparisons within the range because the layouts approach sleeping accommodation very differently.
The 684 TD uses a drop-down bed and dedicates the rear of the motorhome to the washroom.
The 690 TD uses permanent rear single beds.
Choose the 684 TD if you want more open daytime space and a generous washroom.
Choose the 690 TD if being able to leave your bed permanently made up matters more.
B66 690 TD vs 744 TD
The 690 TD is likely to appeal more strongly to buyers who favour permanent sleeping accommodation.
The 744 TD puts more emphasis on its living and lounge arrangement.
For two people touring regularly, the choice is likely to come down to whether you place more importance on a fixed bedroom or on having a particularly generous living area once parked.
Buying a 2027 Burstner B66 from Southdowns Motorhomes
Choosing the right motorhome involves more than comparing price and berth numbers.
At Southdowns Motorhomes, we can help you compare the B66 layouts and work through the details that make a difference once you start travelling.
That includes:
- Choosing between the five B66 TD floorplans
- Comparing sleeping arrangements
- Understanding factory options
- Checking vehicle weights and payload
- Discussing part exchange
- Looking at finance options
- Checking incoming and available B66 stock
- Planning accessories and touring equipment
Where possible, we recommend viewing the motorhomes in person.
Walking through the lounge, sitting at the dinette, standing in the washroom and trying the bed arrangement can quickly tell you more than a floorplan alone.
View Burstner B66 Motorhomes at Southdowns
If you are considering a 2027 Burstner B66 motorhome, speak to the team at Southdowns Motorhomes about current availability and incoming vehicles.
We can help you compare the B66 594 TD, 644 TD, 684 TD, 690 TD and 744 TD, explain the differences between them and discuss the factory options available for your preferred layout.
Contact Southdowns Motorhomes to discuss the 2027 Burstner B66 range, arrange a viewing or enquire about current and incoming stock.
FAQs
The 2027 Burstner B66 motorhome range includes the 594 TD, 644 TD, 684 TD, 690 TD and 744 TD. Each model uses a different interior layout, so the best choice will depend on your preferred bed arrangement, lounge space, washroom layout and overall vehicle size.
All five B66 TD models can work well for couples, but they suit different touring styles. The 594 TD is worth considering if you want a more compact motorhome, while the 684 TD gives more space to the washroom and living area. The 690 TD is likely to appeal to buyers who prefer fixed rear single beds, while the 744 TD puts greater emphasis on lounge space.
The B66 600 C is the shortest model in the range at 5.99 metres. The B66 640 C and B66 644 C are both 6.36 metres long.
The 594 TD and 684 TD use an electrically operated drop-down bed as part of their layout. A drop-down bed can also be specified as an option on selected models including the 690 TD and 744 TD, subject to current factory availability.
Yes. A convertible seating-area bed is available on the B66 TD range as a factory option. This can be useful for couples who normally travel as two people but occasionally need another sleeping space for a guest.
The B66 690 TD is the main model in the range for buyers looking for permanent rear single beds. This allows both occupants to access their own bed independently and means the main sleeping area can remain made up during the day.
The B66 744 TD is the layout most likely to suit buyers who place a high priority on lounge and living space. It is one of the larger models in the range and is particularly worth considering for longer touring trips where more time is spent inside the motorhome.
The B66 range comes with a strong standard specification. Depending on model and production date, equipment includes a 140 bhp engine, eight-speed automatic gearbox, Pioneer multimedia system, reversing camera, anthracite awning, cab sunroof, Triplex oven, removable habitation carpet and exterior shower connection.
Standard equipment can change, so the specification of the individual vehicle should always be checked before purchase.
The current B66 TD motorhome range is specified with an eight-speed automatic transmission. This can make the motorhome easier to drive in traffic and on longer journeys, particularly for buyers who prefer not to use a manual gearbox.
Available factory options can include a convertible dinette bed, electrically operated drop-down bed on selected layouts and the B66 lounge upgrade set.
The exact options available depend on the model and production date, so it is best to confirm the specification with Southdowns Motorhomes before ordering.
Yes. Factory-fitted options add weight to the motorhome and reduce the amount of payload available for passengers, luggage, water, bikes and other touring equipment.
Some heavier options can make a noticeable difference, so payload should be checked carefully when configuring a new motorhome.
This depends on the motorhome’s plated maximum weight and your driving-licence entitlement.
Many drivers with category B entitlement can drive vehicles up to 3,500kg, while heavier motorhomes may require additional entitlement. Some B66 configurations, including selected options on the 690 TD, can alter the vehicle’s maximum permitted weight.
If you are unsure, Southdowns Motorhomes can help you check the plated weight of the vehicle you are considering, but you should also confirm your licence entitlement with the DVLA.
Yes. The B66 range is well suited to longer touring thanks to its coachbuilt layout, kitchen facilities, storage, washroom arrangements and strong standard equipment.
For extended trips, it is worth comparing the models carefully based on bed comfort, lounge size, storage capacity, washroom space and payload rather than choosing on vehicle length alone.
Yes. The B66 range is suitable for touring in both the UK and Europe. The automatic transmission, reversing camera, awning, kitchen facilities and range of sleeping layouts make it suitable for everything from short breaks to longer continental trips.
For extended European touring, buyers should also consider payload, battery capacity, storage and any accessories they plan to carry.
The main difference is the sleeping layout.
The 684 TD uses a drop-down bed and gives more space to the rear washroom and daytime living area. The 690 TD uses fixed rear single beds, which may suit buyers who want their main bed permanently available.
The right choice depends on whether you place greater importance on an open living area or fixed sleeping accommodation.
The 594 TD is one of the more compact B66 layouts and should appeal to buyers who want a motorhome that is easier to manage on smaller roads and campsites.
The 744 TD is a larger model with more emphasis on lounge and living space. It is likely to suit buyers who spend longer periods away and want more room inside once parked.
Availability changes throughout the year, but Southdowns Motorhomes regularly handles new and incoming Burstner motorhomes.
Contact us to check which B66 594 TD, 644 TD, 684 TD, 690 TD or 744 TD models are currently available, due into stock or available to order.
Written by the Southdowns Motorhomes team. With decades of experience supplying premium motorhomes to UK and European customers, our team understands what makes a vehicle suitable for serious touring.
