As I walked down the path to Brittany’s Hôtel L’EssenCiel, I struggled to know what to say. Should it be “Beam me up Scotty” or “Take me to your leader”? Certai
It’s been 70 years since Spain’s first tourism boom, when bikinis were first legalised in Benidorm and buildings began sprouting up along the coastline to
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Bubble Hotels burst into the travel scene in 2018, and they are here to stay for good. The appeal is easy to understand - you get to sleep under the stars, gazing up at the Northern Lights, surrounded by immense natural beauty while comfortably cozied up in your bed.
A bubble room is an inflatable, climate-controlled transparent sphere, allowing guests to enjoy unobstructed views of the outside and comforts of a hotel room, without having to deal with bugs and temperature variables.
Futuristic-looking bubble lodges have popped up on islands and in the middle of deserts and mountains in the past few years. In Iceland and Finland, fall asleep under the magical dance of the aurora borealis; enjoy nights near the beach in dreamy destinations like Bali and Martinique; gaze upon the red-rock wilderness of Jordan and reconnect with nature in Northern Ireland.