HOTELS Buubble - The 5 Million Star Hotel In Iceland

Buubble - The 5 Million Star Hotel In Iceland

Location:

Reykholt Iceland West Europe
Nature

Dubbed the “5 Million Star Hotel”, it’s easy to see why the Aurora Bubble is worth a visit. Guests can experience the beauty of nature, all from inside the comfort of a literal see-through bubble.

Whether you choose to sleep under five million stars in the winter or summer, all five Aurora Bubbles are fit for all times of the year.

Bubbles include a bed and heat (during the winter), and...that’s pretty much it. Need to use the bathroom? Don’t worry! Access to a nearby small house is included, which has a toilet, shower, and kitchen for guests.

Are you worried about wildlife? I mean, this is the forest...rest assured, bubbles are in a private farming/forest area, and visitors need not worry!

Just lay back, relax and enjoy the gorgeous view above.

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Snowy Stairs in the Forest in Iceland

Photos by buubble.com

Buubble at night

Would you like to know where you can stay in one of these bubbles?

Aurora Buubble Hotel Lights Up

Well...it’s a secret. According to the website, “...given the nature of our specialty lodge, we do not provide the exact address of our bubbles until after you have booked.”

Aurora above the Buubble Accommodation

However, they disclose that it’s a little over an hour’s drive from Reykjavik, Iceland.

Aurora Bubble
Aurora Bubble Hotel Bed

The 5 Million Star Hotel

A thin layer of transparent plastic is all that's between you and the starry night sky. Iceland's light pollution-free environment is the place to observe millions of stars, meteors, satellites, the milky way, nebulas, and, if you are lucky, auroras and comets.

Aurora Bubble Hotel Interior

The Buubble's unique tents are for the adventure seekers who are already bored of conventional hotel rooms and the safe environment of the cities.

Snowy Iceland
Aurora Bubble Hotel in the Summer

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5F8X+2G Reykholt, Southern Iceland, Iceland


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