Welcome to the world's deepest sleep - a hotel 1,375ft underground but only accessible by hike, zip lines and flooded chambers.
Deep Sleep is located in a disused Victorian slate mine below Snowdonia in Wales.
Guests can stay in log cabins or slate-roofed chambers - dubbed 'the deepest sleep in the world'.
The unique underground hotel sees people venture down through an abandoned Victorian slate mine to reach the remote off-grid camp.
It has all-year-round temperature of 10C and the camp comprises of four private twin-bed cabins and a 'romantic grotto' with a double bed.
But the adventure begins with a one-hour hike - involving zip lines, steep and vertical terrain and flooded chambers.
Visitors first meet their trip leader at 5pm at their Tanygrisiau Base, near Blaenau Ffestiniog.
From there, they begin a 45 minute walk up into the mountains, which the team admit is 'steep at times, but remote and very beautiful at the top!'
After kitting up with headtorches, helmets, a harness and Wellington boots - adventures must bid farewell to the outside world.
Deep Sleep is located in a disused Victorian slate mine below Snowdonia in Wales.
Guests can stay in log cabins or slate-roofed chambers - dubbed 'the deepest sleep in the world'.
The unique underground hotel sees people venture down through an abandoned Victorian slate mine to reach the remote off-grid camp.
It has all-year-round temperature of 10C and the camp comprises of four private twin-bed cabins and a 'romantic grotto' with a double bed.
But the adventure begins with a one-hour hike - involving zip lines, steep and vertical terrain and flooded chambers.
Visitors first meet their trip leader at 5pm at their Tanygrisiau Base, near Blaenau Ffestiniog.
From there, they begin a 45 minute walk up into the mountains, which the team admit is 'steep at times, but remote and very beautiful at the top!'
After kitting up with headtorches, helmets, a harness and Wellington boots - adventures must bid farewell to the outside world.
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00:00Don't tell me we're going in there. I'm afraid we are, it's just the way in.
00:19So, are we going in there?
00:22Get in there.
00:24Let's walk two more floors, OK?
00:27Down there?
00:36Are you sure this is the right way?
00:38Deep sleep.
00:40Surely not this way?
00:42Yeah, I'm afraid so.
00:49This is it.
00:51Wow.
00:56This is incredible.
01:00There's a lot of cave camps in the UK and certainly abroad where caves and mines are so big, if you want to go and explore the far reaches of them, you have to camp down there.
01:48There isn't a way to the turbine.
02:18How many miles are there?
02:21There's about 50 miles of tunnel down.