Jules' Undersea Lodge

Posted Apr 15th 2005 10:57AM by Willy Volk
Filed under: Clubs, Dive Sites, Boat, Other, Atlantic

Jules Undersea Lodge At Jules' Undersea Lodge, the accommodation is a real dive. Literally. The 2-bedroom, 1-common-room lodge is 21 feet underwater! Guests have to scuba dive to enter the lodge. A former underwater research lab, JUL is now a one-of-a-kind hotel in Key Largo, Florida. There are 42-inch windows in each room, to facilitate star(fish)-gazing, as well as a 24-hour "mer-chef" who will dive down and prepare your meals. Prices start at $400/person/night. They need to spend some of that cash on updating their website, which looks like it was designed in the '70's. You should definitely check it out, though, and let us know if you've stayed there.

[Via wmmna]

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1. I have dived in the area around JUL and it does look pretty cool from the outside.

Posted at 4:16PM on Jun 16th 2005 by Nigel Pond

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