Nate Buchanan spends the night at the world's deepest hotel, 1,300 feet underground in an old slate mine. You get there by crawling and rappelling, sleep in a cabin or a room carved into the tunnel itself, and eat freeze-dried meals in total darkness. The bed is surprisingly comfortable.
Over 1,300 ft underground.
In the 1800s (19th century).
Four cabins.
Through this door is the world's deepest hotel and I'm about to show you what it's like to stay here. It's going to be quite the adventure. To get there we went over 1300ft underground into an old slate mine that was originally built in the 1800s. This isn't your typical hotel stay. You have to crawl, zipline and even rappel your way here before arriving at the hotel. The hotel itself consists of four cabins, a place to eat freeze dried meals, a rustic toilet situation, there's a poster and one special room called the Grotto which is built into an old mine tunnel. This was our room for the night and the bed was surprisingly comfortable. Plus in the pitch darkness and complete silence I had one of the best sleeps of my life. I will admit it's a little spooky but honestly this whole experience is 100% worth adding to your bucket list and click here to watch the full experience.
