The first-of-its-kind underwater hotel we previewed back in April has finally opened at the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island, and it looks absolutely breathtaking, especially when viewed in the promotional video below, which features world-class free diver Alessia Zecchini.

The Muraka is distinct from a hotel suite—it’s a two-story “underwater hotel residence” with a bedroom 16 feet under the surface. From the bed a visitor can look up and feel like they’re spending a peaceful night under the ocean, without the troublesome danger of inhaling seawater. 

The Conrad Maldives didn’t stop with the stunning, minimalist bedroom—above the water is the second floor, which has a sun deck and infinity pool. There’s also a gym, a tub with an ocean view, a well-stocked bar and butler’s quarters. 

The requirements for a stay in the Muraka are what distinguish it from a one-night novelty —visitors commit to four days, or $200,000 for the entire package. But there’s even more to the package than the glorious view from the tub or the luminous experience in the underwater bedroom.

The four-night Muraka package will include a personal chef and a private boat, as well. 

The Conrad Maldives understands its best asset may be the crystal clear waters of the Indian ocean—after all, it also boasts Ithaa, a five-star restaurant with a similar view. 

It’s almost like a stay in Atlantis, minus the mermaids.

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If you’ve ever wondered what kind of tricked-out tiny house Don Draper would use to get away from the hustle and bustle of ’60s-era Madison Avenue, look no further. 

Land Ark named their ultra-stylish RV after the iconic Mad Men character. The Draper model has a multitude of features he’d appreciate, including a foldout smoking deck and luxurious mid-century modern design. 

Black corrugated metal siding and sliding patio doors house 300 square feet of efficient living space. Recessed LED lighting and clerestory windows illuminate the built-in queen sleeper sofa, telescopic table and white-washed pine walls.

A kitchen complete a stainless steel fridge, gas cook top, oven, and plenty of counter space means your meals don’t have to shrink with the home. 

Beyond the gallery is a mudroom with a seven-foot-wide wardrobe, a separate utility closet with a washer and dryer, a nook with a bench, and a compact three-quarter bath.

Best of all, the sleeping loft can accommodate a king size bed, which would certainly please the aforementioned fictional adman. 

The Draper retails for $144,900 and takes 3-4 months to build. Take a tour in the photo gallery above, and head to Land Ark’s website to learn more.