Hotels For the Adventurous: 6 Incredible Under Water Hotels from Around the World

Hotels For the Adventurous: 6 Incredible Under Water Hotels from Around the World

For your next vacation, why not look into a floating lodge in the Canadian wilderness, a submerged Resort in Florida or even a rescue boat hotel in the Netherlands? From the United States to the United Arab Emirates, from Sweden to the South Seas, here are six hotels that are perfectly designed for the nautically inclined.

Unannounced, the South Pacific: 
the Poseidon Mystery Iceland is competing for the title of world's first underwater luxury resort. The complex will be designed by Bruce Jones, famous designed for the design of a series of U.S. $ 80-million luxury submarines with their own private state rooms and carpets, for journeys of up to three weeks. The project will cost 105 million U.S. dollars and is under water next to a private island at a depth of 40 feet with a fantastic view of the ocean floor.

Key Largo, Florida: 
Jules' Undersea Lodge was once an underwater research habitat is now open to the public (if they can afford to pay). This hostel, once submerged are accepted totally cut off from the outside world access to scuba diving. Guests can stay in them under the water for several days and enjoy air conditioning, hot showers, television, music and plenty of food and drink.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates:
The Hydropolis is the world's first underwater luxury hotel when it is completed. It will be a country station with a tunnel connecting the guests of the 220 suites submerged by train. Other amenities include an above water concert hall and ballroom. The above video shows a virtual tour of the construction process-in-motion.

Harlington, Netherlands: 
The hotel was saved lifeboat for over 100 in the mid-20thCentury, stored and used dozens of lives. The "hotel" is still seaworthy and taken during the day for excursions, then elegant in the morning and evening meals are delivered to the ship. This portable hotel is owned and operated by a group also responsible for the conversion of a nearby crane and lighthouse in hotels.

Stockholm, Sweden: 
The Otter Inn is part art project, part underwater housing, and is part of floating and submerged part, too. An underwater-bedroom under a strange floating traditional Swedish red house under water. Guests are ferried by boat to their homes and delivered meals and given a free hand to bask in a local uninhabited island, and fishing to swimming, and canoeing.

Vancouver, Canada: 
The King Pacific Lodge is collect the most splendid city in the world, moored in the deep Canadian wilderness and designed to be quite luxurious.On the hulls of the equivalent of barges, the Lodge is proud to privacy and exclusivity, and can be reached only by private planes that land on the lake. offers fly-in fishing, kayaking, spa treatments and access to stunning views and wilderness hiking.