Here in the year 2020, “the best underwater hotels around the world” is a real subject and not futuristic hypothesizing. Over the past few years, top tourist destinations around the world have been ...

From Dubai to Sweden, these hotels (and hotel bars, spas, and restaurants) take sleeping with the fishes to a whole new below-sea level. Prepared to be wowed by deep blue and bright turquoise ...

In the classic novel, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, Jules Verne tantalized our imaginations by allowing us to vicariously explore the farthest depths of the ocean. Through Captain Nemo and ...

Some of the world's biggest hotel brands are coming up with plans that are sure to stun even the most seasoned of travelers. First, they made villas that looked like they were floating on water off ...

Underwater Hotels are a real thing, some people don’t know that yet! Imagine drifting off to sleep surrounded by the mesmerizing dance of marine life. Forget ocean-view rooms; the new frontier of ...

From futuristic chambers attached to the seabed to serene suites with vast windows looking out onto fish-filled aquariums, there are some out-of-this-world underwater hotel rooms that are well worth ...

Perhaps the only thing that could rival a luxury hotel experience is a luxury hotel experience underwater. Planet Ocean Underwater Hotel Managing Director Tony Webb is apparently determined to ...

The next hotel trend is forming quite swimmingly. In the past weeks, two potential resorts have announced plans to create floating and submarine hotels, blowing just about every room with an ocean ...

Hey, Beatles fans: Ever dreamed of living beneath the waves in a yellow submarine? PIC FROM CATERS NEWS – (Pictured inside the submarine hotel) Liverpool is now offering an 80ft YELLOW SUBMARINE ...

The 80-foot tribute to the Fab Four is docked in the legendary band's hometown of Liverpool and features a very '60s interior. By Jennifer Exley Beatles Yellow Submarine Hotel Liverpool - H 2012 The ...

December 13, 2007 Anywhere but Dubai, the idea of building a luxury hotel 66 feet underwater would sound far-fetched. But next to the Burj-al-arab, the rotating skyscraper, manufactured islands and ...