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"The bizarre bedroom, which costs £380 (R4 775) a night, comes complete with a luxurious double bed, silver furnishings and champagne platter.
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Forget the penthouse suite, one unusual hotel is sending its most important guests 155m below ground to sleep.
The Sala Silvermine Hotel, in Västmanland County, Sweden, has created a room so far beneath the earth’s surface that it can only be accessed through a mine lift shaft.
The bizarre bedroom, which costs £380 (R4 775) a night, comes complete with a luxurious double bed, silver furnishings and champagne platter.
There is no cellphone reception, so visitors can only communicate with the outside world through a dedicated intercom. Temperatures have been known to drop to a chilly 2ºC at the bottom of the mine, but the room is in a warm air pocket of 18ºC
The Sala Silvermine Hotel, in Västmanland County, Sweden, has created a room so far beneath the earth’s surface that it can only be accessed through a mine lift shaft.
The bizarre bedroom, which costs £380 (R4 775) a night, comes complete with a luxurious double bed, silver furnishings and champagne platter.
There is no cellphone reception, so visitors can only communicate with the outside world through a dedicated intercom. Temperatures have been known to drop to a chilly 2ºC at the bottom of the mine, but the room is in a warm air pocket of 18ºC
