Top 5 Underwater Hotels

                         
                                Utter Inn – Västerås, Sweden Depth: 10ft

                             

A single underwater room in a Swedish lake near Stockholm. The Utter Inn is the brainchild of Mikael Genberg, a local artist and sculptor. The single room of the hotel lies 3m below the surface of Lake Mälaren in Västerås, Sweden, with only twin beds and a table in it. Underwater room opened in June 2000 on the coldest, rainiest day in the whole summer. Despite that it was a great success. The Utter Inn stimulates the most typical of Swedish dreams: to have a small Swedish red house on your own island. On top of that you can spend your night three meters underwater with panoramic windows in all directions.

                                
                                 Jules’ Undersea Lodge – Key Largo, FL Depth: 30fit

Located in the lagoon at Key Largo Undersea Park, Jules’ is the world’s only underwater hotel! In addition to overnight stays in the Lodge, the Park offers a great SCUBA training location in its Lagoon, with a depth of up to 30′ in a protected setting. Jules’ Undersea Lodge started out as the La Chalupa underwater research laborator in the 1970s, and was one of the most advanced research habitats created. The main feature of each room is the large, 106 cm round window that looks out into the sea. The mangrove lagoon in which Jules is located is a natural nursery area for many reef fish

                                       

                                   

                               Poseidon Undersea Resort – Katafinga Island, Fiji Depth: 40ft

Currently under construction, this five-star underwater hotel will be accessible exclusively via 16-person submarine that you can learn to drive while a guest. The hotel will be located 40 feet under water and it will have two units that will be accessed via elevators. One of the units accommodates 24 suites, a restaurant and a bar. The other unit features a library, a spa, a conference room, theater area and a wedding chapel. There is also a land complex with 26 over water bungalows and 24 beach ones, along with the VIP presidential suite.

                                    

                         The Manta Underwater Resort – Pemba Island, Zanzibar Depth: 13ft

Located 250 metres off the coast of Pemba Island, the Underwater Room forms parts of the Manta Resort, a holiday retreat on the mainland of the island. It is a three-storey floating structure with its lowest level positioned four metres beneath the water. This unique Room was designed and built by Swedish company Genberg Underwater Hotels and takes its cues from Utter Inn, a floating structure on Lake Malaren in Sweden. Windows on every wall of the underwater bedroom allow 360 degree views of the underwater coral reef and sea life. Most exotic fish that’ll stare at you through the glass: The coelacanth – a rare, endangered, and totally scary-looking fish that hasn’t been caught since 2007.

                               

        Hydropolis Underwater hotel – Dubai, United Arab Emirates Depth: 65ft

The opening of the much-delayed Hydropolis has been postponed indefinitely due to technical difficulties, but with an expected price tag of around $550 million dollars, this underwater hotel may eventually prove to be the most expensive. Currently under construction in Dubai, Hydropolis will be the world’s first luxury underwater hotel. It will include three elements: the land station, the connecting tunnel, which will transport people by train to the main area of the hotel, and the 220 suites within the submarine leisure complex. It is one of the largest contemporary construction projects in the world, covering an area of 260 hectares.