The world's deepest diving pool is now open to the world - and if its depth alone wasn't impressive enough, it also has an underwater hotel.
Deepspot recently opened in Msxczonów in Poland, about an hour or so outside of Warsaw, and boasts a noteworthy depth of 148ft (45m) - beating the previous record holder Y-40 Deep Joy, which can be found in the northern Italian town of Montegrotto Terme, by just three metres.
But as well as being used by experienced divers to test their skills, not to mention complete novices looking to dip their toes in the water, the centre is also home to a series of explorable tunnels, a restaurant, a 'wrecked' ship within its depths... and even a hotel.
According to reports, the hotel rooms are located at a depth of about 16ft (five metres) and offer windows that look directly out into the pool.
The price of rooms there, however, is not yet known - only the diving aspect of the centre has been opened to the public so far, so you can't book your stay just yet.
Last month, Deepspot opened its doors to around a dozen or so keen swimmers who went to give it a go.
Speaking about the pool, Przemyslaw Kacprzak, a 39-year-old diving instructor, said it was a very exciting moment.
He said: "There are no magnificent fish or coral reefs here so it is no substitute for the sea but it is definitely a good place to learn and to train in order to dive safely in open water.
"And it's fun! It's like a kindergarten for divers."
