Vacationing in Bali is a dream, to begin with, but seeing all its beauty from inside a protective bubble elevates the experience altogether. Picture this: Lounging away in a transparent lounge space, watching the ocean as waves crash on the shore, waking up to the sunrise, and watching the sky explode into a thousand colors at sunset. These things can be a reality at the Bubble Hotel Bali.

This relatively new hotel was built with the idea in mind that guests would become one with nature. While a similar experience could be had while camping, bubble pods are private, spacious, and these require no setup on the part of the traveler. While quite a different experience from your typical Bali hotel, this combines the perfect balance of open-air relaxation and pampered hotel amenities. So, how do travelers avoid making rookie mistakes in Bali, and what's it really like to stay in one of these bubble rooms?

What You Can Expect

The setting of the Bubble Hotel Bali is staged for romance, and it's a great option for couples. However, that doesn't mean solo travelers or friend getaways are out of the question. These bubbles are for everyone and they offer something unique for every traveler.

For starters, bubbles can be rented for less than $100 per night. Starting at $67, this price is lower than many other hotels in the area and provides a view that stands alone from the rest. Each bubble is set apart from the rest, providing plenty of privacy. Each room size varies, from typical rooms to king-sized suites.

The beds in each room also feature a curtain for added privacy and minimal, yet exotic, decor. Many bubbles offer a roof covering and for upgraded "rooms", guests will also have access to outdoor seating, swings overlooking the Bali valley and forests, and even firepits and a telescope, followed by beach access, of course.

Facilities And Services

While facilities won't include a pool or a gym (let's be honest, with the beach within walking distance, there's really no need for either), but there are some notable amenities. Food is available and very affordable for a US budget, with an expansive menu to order from. Their motto of an "atmosphere of love and romance" couldn't ring truer with a full Italian menu, along with a creative cocktail list.

The hotel also offers quick foods, such as burgers, breakfast pastries, and sides. For those wanting to boost their atmospheric experience, a campfire, rose petals, catered dinner, flowers, and Chinese lanterns can be purchased at the request of the guest.

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What To Explore Once You're There

While lounging in a bubble surrounded by breathtaking surroundings is an experience in itself, there's more to explore in Bali. The Jungle Ubud, famous for its lush greenery and exotic plant life, is one of the options for bubble rental. Guests have access to a natural pool as well as an overlook. The Beach Nungalan is another option for those who desire beachfront access.

While this beach is somewhat isolated from the main lobby of the hotel, it's a stunning location - swimming is prohibited, but guests can explore the surrounding area and take in Bali's stunning oceanfront. Beach Nyang Nyang is the third option for guests, providing even more beachfront access only steps away from their bubble rooms.

No matter which options travelers choose, they will also have access to an outdoor shower, restrooms, heat magnet for chilly nights, and interior comforts near the lobby.

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