#Microblog Monday 491: Underwater Hotel
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I have a new life goal: Stay in an underwater hotel.
Traveler put out a list of underwater hotels. Most start above ground and then move underwater, or they’re really aquarium-view hotels (as in, your window looks into an aquarium). I’ve fallen in love with all of the options in the Maldives. The first one is probably my favourite.
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Hmmm… not sure I’d be comfortable with that! But I’m reminded of a dumb old movie I saw when I was a teenager from the late 1960s/early 1970s — it was called “Hello Down There,” about a family that lived under water! Richard Dreyfuss played the teenaged son (!).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello_Down_There
OMG OMG OMG nooooooooooo. Isn’t there a Jaws movie about this? It looks like it could be lovely, if you didn’t have a horrific fear of being crushed by the underwater pressure, or drowning because your room springs a leak, or some megalodon smashing your underwater space to smithereens to have you as a snack. Nope nope nope.
I think if you don’t have those thoughts, it could be quite lovely! 🙂
I think I’d have drowning nightmares – even though I love snorkelling amongst the fish and coral etc. I have claustrophobic tendencies, so this wouldn’t be good for me. Over water hotel rooms, though, are lovely – I’ve stayed in one in Malaysia, and have considered many more. That’s what I’d opt for if I were going to the Maldives. lol
Wanna go to the Maldives? I think the kid an I both came across something from there – hers was a $4000/night hotel.