The Deepest Hotel in the World Built on Abandoned Mining Land, Costing Rp10 Million per Night

Dream - Located in an abandoned mine, 419 meters below the Snowdonia mountains in Wales, the 'Deep Sleep' hotel claims to be the deepest hotel in the world.

The Deep Sleep Hotel was inaugurated in April 2023 by the outdoor activities company Go Below and is only open for one night a week, on Saturdays.

The hotel gained attention for being located in the deepest place on Earth. Visitors who want to experience staying in this hotel have to spend US$688 (Rp10.5 million) per night. Reservations for staying at this hotel are made online.

To reach it, visitors must traverse steep and challenging routes, accompanied by trained guides who accompany them to the underground hotel.

The journey to this hotel takes 45 minutes through the mountains. Then visitors can prepare in a small hut to descend into the abandoned Cwmorthin mine, which is the largest abandoned slate mine in the world.

The challenging route consists of old stairs, dilapidated bridges, and loose paths, and it takes about an hour to reach the hotel.

The hotel consists of four private cabins with twin beds and cave rooms with double beds. There is also a dining area and toilet facilities.

Upon arrival at the Deep Sleep Hotel, guests are served warm drinks and expedition-style meals before they rest for a 'sound sleep'.

The temperature in the hotel remains constant at 10 degrees Celsius throughout the year, with cabins featuring thick insulation considered comfortable enough.

In addition, the hotel is equipped with running water, electricity, and even Wi-Fi through a one-kilometer ethernet cable from the 4G antenna on the surface.

Source: Oddity Central