Just Say No to Abuse Declaring War on Terrorism. Jules' Undersea Lodge was moved to Key Largo, Florida in 1986 and converted into a hotel. In order to enter the accommodations, one must actually dive 21 feet beneath the surface of the sea. Resembling a pair of binoculars, there are two horizontal cylinders connected by a rectangular middle section, which is referred to as the wet room .
Guests enter the facility through a small swimming pool-like entrance in the wet room.
The Lodge is filled with compressed air, which prevents the water from rising and entering the structure. But the main attraction is the 42 inch round window in each room that enables the guests to feel one with their surroundings. Jules' Undersea Lodge can accommodate two couples, each with a private bedroom. Families of up to six people can book the Lodge, with additional people sleeping in the common room. But, alas, an undersea adventure does not come cheap.