Visitors at Go Below must traverse an underground route through a series of mines and caverns before reaching Deep Sleep 1,375ft below Snowdonia. Release date September 11 2024. A unique underground hotel experience 1,375ft below Snowdonia's depths promises 'the deepest sleep in the world'. The adventure, promised to be an 'experience like no other on Earth', sees people venture down through an abandoned Victorian slate mine to reach a remote off-grid camp of Deep Sleep. Set a staggering 1,375 vertical feet below the mountains of Snowdonia and with an all-year-round temperature 10 degrees Celsius, the camp comprises of four private twin-bed cabins and a 'romantic grotto' with a double bed.,Image: 906807329, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: Editorial use, commercial use may require additional licenses. We don't use AI to make images which could be mistaken for news photos. AI use will be clearly indicated. Supplied on condition you ensure personal data is processed in compliance with DPA2018, Model Release: no

Twin-bed cabins 1,375ft below Snowdonia at Go Below Deep Sleep. Release date September 11 2024. A unique underground hotel experience 1,375ft below Snowdonia's depths promises 'the deepest sleep in the world'. The adventure, promised to be an 'experience like no other on Earth', sees people venture down through an abandoned Victorian slate mine to reach a remote off-grid camp of Deep Sleep. Set a staggering 1,375 vertical feet below the mountains of Snowdonia and with an all-year-round temperature 10 degrees Celsius, the camp comprises of four private twin-bed cabins and a 'romantic grotto' with a double bed.,Image: 906807358, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: Editorial use, commercial use may require additional licenses. We don't use AI to make images which could be mistaken for news photos. AI use will be clearly indicated. Supplied on condition you ensure personal data is processed in compliance with DPA2018, Model Release: no