Wadi Rum Bubble Luxotel - Campsite

Lovely space in the tents Beautiful location Glamping experience Food and service

Great concept. Unfortunately the room we stayed in was in poor repair with damage to several areas of furnishings, missing headrests from jacuzzi, sharp edges on damaged furniture etc. Also it wasn’t very clean. Staff were good and friendly.

This was such a cool stay! The Bubble hotels were beautiful. The staff was nice and the food was great! I saw reviews complaining about the hot water and WiFi. We were told upon check in that the WiFi only works well in the reception/lobby/ dining area- although I still had some service in my bubble. Also, I had no issues with the hot water! Yes, there is cold air in certain parts of the bubble but you would expect that seeing that you are in a bubble! The heat was sufficient and I was very warm in during the winter months. Book this for a great experience!

Booked a one night stay at this hotel and it is NOT CHEAP to stay here. When checking in, they wanted to give me a twin bedroom when I specifically booked a king bedroom via Expedia. They ended up giving me a king bedroom but the bubble room they gave me was dirty and a lot of the bubble were taped up. I wanted to take some nice photos but couldn’t even do that because of how ugly it looks. I didn’t think it was a big deal at first but when I walked around the property, the other bubble rooms were much cleaner and didn’t have any areas taped up like mine. There goes that experience for staying here. Left with dirty bubble pictures and videos of an taped up bubble. Now the day of checking out - they told us to be at the reception for the 12p shuttle bus to bring us back to their parking lot. We got there at 11:50a, checked out and waited. They told us to come outside just for us to find out they couldn’t fit us in their Jeep because they also had other people in there already. No communication with the staff about what is happening, but somehow they let other people got in the jeep before us and left us waiting outside in the cold. Finally, they told us that they got us another car and it’s on its way. 20 min has passed, car still didn’t come. The driver who drove the first group of people came back and was shocked to still see us waiting outside in the cold. Thank god he decided to drive us. Will never spend my money here or recommend any of my friends to stay here.

We stayed there for one night. It was a real astonishing experience to sleep in a bubble under the Moonlight and under the stars. It's first time in my life to do something like that. The bubble was clean and well organized, the staff were very friendly, the dinner was great and much better than the breakfast. I will absolutely stay there again.

It's an instgram trap. The idea is great, the execution is terrible. The room conditions is junk, the bubble had patches and was foggy, the air conditioning/heating barely worked. The hot tub was barely warm enough. The food was fine.

What a great experience.

The Bubble Luxotel was the perfect accommodation for the desert if you are not up for staying in a Bedouin camp. Pros: The rooms were quite nice as far as vinyl bubbles go (or so I imagine), the beds were legit, shower did the trick, and laying on the hammock outside the bubble to gaze up at the stars was quite nice. Cons: buffet dinner and breakfast were both really underwhelming, and there’s a decent amount of light pollution around or from the bubble hotel itself, so you don’t get the darkest of skies for stargazing (not really sure if you get that from camps within Wadi Rum either). We really debated between staying in a bubble hotel vs with a Bedouin camp. In the end, as this was the last night of our trip before lengthy travel home, we decided a good bed and a shower were the most important things to us in choosing the night’s accommodation. In sum, if you - like us - are debating between bubble or camp, I’d suggest bubble if your top priority is a comfort. If great local food and stumbling out of your tent into a wilderness of stars is more important to you, I’d lean toward trying a camp (we didn’t go with this option can’t speak authoritatively on this).

What are marvelous experience. Fantastic welcome and departure. Dinner had a huge selection and all tasted fantastic. After dinner music and Shisha was great. Ended with a lovely evening star gazing from the deck jacuzzi. Highly recommend!

Where else can you sleep under the stars but still be out of the elements. The property was amazing, the staff was bend over backwards helpful and the food was delicious. The hotels nighttime stargazing was a highlight of our stay. The additional tour options were also fun and enjoyable. We would definitely stay here again