The White Cliffs Underground Motel in New South Wales, Australia is an underground complex with 30 underground rooms and two above-ground rooms. Another interesting fact about the motel is that there is no radio or mobile phone coverage, no fridge, TV or bathroom noise. Generally facilities and amenities are located along the edge of the complex, supporting both the peace of underground living, and the stability of the soil structure. The rooms are known as ‘dugouts’ and can accommodate from one person to five people, with adjoining rooms for large groups or families. The complex also features a licensed restaurant, cafe and bar.