The Anthénea Pod Is a Floating Luxury Hotel Suite
Inspired by the 1977 film, ‘The Spy Who Loved Me.’
Inspired by the floating pod from the 1977 film The Spy Who Loved Me, the Anthénea is a luxurious take on the concept and brought to life by Jacques-Antoine Cesbron, Jean-Michel Ducancelle, Yannick Littoux.
This eco-friendly vessel features solar panels, two electric propulsion pods, a silent electric motor, and is made with sustainable materials. Meant to be a floating hotel suite, amenities include a day space with a sofa and minibar, a roof solarium that seats up to 12 people, a 360-degree panoramic vision viewing area, and a night space with a circular bed and a bathtub.
Depending on the buildout, the Anthénea ranges from $365,000 USD for the smallest pod (9.4 meters in diameter) to $730,000 USD for the largest premium pod. Learn more over at Anthénea.
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