A couple from Britain turned Spanish caves into a cozy hotel.

Mark and Shirley from Edinburgh lived in the south of Spain for about eight years. They usually spent their weekends in a traditional cave house, and they liked this type of accommodation so much that they decided to build a similar hotel.

To do this, they bought a plot in Andalusia, which is known as the "land of caves." It cost them 25 thousand euros, and another 50 thousand the Brits spent on renovations to turn the basement into a nice and cozy hotel.

Mark and Shirley combined several caves, resulting in a mini-hotel with three rooms. They spent another 20 thousand on landscaping the area and a luxurious pool. Using almost all their savings, the Brits turned their dream into reality and now happily welcome guests to their hotel Cuevas Helena. See how amazingly this area has transformed, and it's very difficult to recognize the old caves here!