Conrad Maldives Rangali Archipelago, a five-star island resort, is debuting the suite, which cost $15 million to develop. Guests will be able to stay in the suite as part of a package that desire cost around $250,000 (though the resort has not yet determined exactly what wishes be included for the price).
Named “Muraka,” the undersea hotel room is a two-level form. Floating atop the water a living room, bedroom, glass bathroom with egg-shaped tub front the sea, kitchen, bar, gym, butler’s quarters and infinity pool and deck facing the sunset.
A voluted staircase descends down to the undersea suite that sits 16.4 feet beneath sea level on the ocean floor, with king-sized bedroom, living enclosure and bathroom. With its clear and curved, acrylic dome-shaped ceiling and all-glass maddens, the suite features 180-degree, all-encompassing views of surrounding maritime life. Completely submerged in sea, it has the feel of a larger-than-life aquarium.
The underwater bathroom is a highlight. The telescope wall look outs directly into a bed of colorful coral, where visitors can watch hundreds of tropical fish, sting rays and even coddle sharks feeding.
The underwater suite can accommodate up to nine guests.
The Conrad also has a drenched restaurant.
And there are other amazing underwater attractions around the set, from the Niyama Private Islands in the Maldives, where guests can charge out of a cocktail nearly 20 feet under the Indian Ocean to Manta Reserve’s Underwater Room off Pemba Island on the coast of Tanzania for $1,500 per evening.
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