Created in the 1960s as a vision of future living, these quirky concrete cottages are certainly unusual. The buildings are examples of the “concrete veil” style of architecture that sought to create cheap, functional, and aesthetic houses. The idea was to build a future utopian society.

Today the area is a private museum, and you can stay and experience what it must be like to live in a bubble village.

After some initial success, the motel fell into decline and was eventually reclaimed by the surrounding vegetation.

Until 2003 when it was revamped and decorated in vintage style and finally reopened for guests. The motel is often hosting vintage enthusiasts and music concerts in the summer.

You can choose from a number of different “bubbles” to stay in, each decorated individually. Taking inspiration from the 1950s and 1960s, you can stay in the “Pop Art” room or the “Vintage Room” or “50s Room”. Dining is available at local restaurants.