Kara Buchanan tours a $19,000-per-night underwater hotel room with 360-degree glass walls and marine life outside. The resort offers snorkeling, parasailing, and dining in an underwater restaurant, with champagne and handmade delicacies waiting in the room.
This is what it's like to sleep in the world's most expensive underwater hotel room in the middle of the ocean. After being greeted by our gracious island host, we were escorted on a golf cart down this bridge, far out to sea to our room. This place is unreal. They left champagne and handmade delicacies for us. We couldn't wait to go see our underwater room and finally it was time to go downstairs. This is the world's first underwater bedroom and the glass completely encircles you. There were so many fish and sharks and groupers as big as me, so Nate and I had to go snorkeling before they offered to take us parasailing. We've watched Kook Slams one too many times to be over excited about this, but we still had a great time. Dinner is in their underwater restaurant. This is definitely the fanciest food ever served under the ocean. When we got back to our room, we were surprised to see that there were even more fish at night. If you want to see the full experience, click here.
