Buubble Hotel - Hrosshagi

The bubble wasn’t exactly what i expected. Due to the trees around it, i could barely see the stars above the bubble and when considering all the facilities it’s totally overpriced. The staff wasn’t kind, the hot water wasn’t enough. I just regretted staying there. It’s seems pretty though. That’s the only strong point i guess.

Definitely would not recommend this place. First off, you can't actually see many stars, it's too close to light pollution. I booked it thinking I would be able to see the milky way and northern lights from the room. Nope. You can't see the milky way at all, and if you want to see the northern lights, you have to get outside and stand in the cold. Why did I get a heated bubble if you can only see trees from it?? Second, our particular bubble was pretty close to the road, and we could see cars driving by from our bed. Third, there are 2 showers and 2 toilets for 9 bubbles, 18 people. Unfortunately, the showers and toilets are together inside one bathroom. So, if you get up in the morning to go, you could be waiting some time while folks get out of the shower. I was 5th in line... Finally, the room itself has nowhere to sit. You can lay in bed, but you can't sit down anywhere just to hang out for a while. There are no vending machines or anything to buy to eat. We had read that in advance, so came late after dinner. Check in is until 8pm, and we got there at 8:04 because it's a little hard to find. The person had already left and hadn't turned on the heat in the our bubble. It was absolutely freezing for quite a while. We had to sit in the common area for an hour until it was livable at all. Overall, this would have been a decent $100 or less glamping experience, but for the price we paid, almost the entire thing was disappointing. We had also booked one night in the other bubble hotel (Olvisholt) and that one was equally disappointing. We chatted with other couples in the common area, and they were also griping about how little you actually got for the money. Definitely not worth it.

1. It's fun to be in a bubble, but many are not private so they are putting an opaque wrap which defeats the point. 2. The"service building" is too small for the number of guests. 3. There is a stove and cookware in the building but it doesn't work. The service manager said it's not part of the stay. So why the cookware? 4. The check-in guy was far more interested in his phone than in us. 5. No attention to small details: why not put trashcans in the bubbles, for example. As things stand I CANNOT RECOMMEND the place. I feel burned considering how much they charge.

What a cool place to stay! If I could ask for if I stayed again is a small table to place my every day carry.

Staying in a bubble is a unique experience, of course, but I think management is using that as an excuse to neglect everything else. The "service building" is much too small for the number of guests. There is not a single comfortable chair on the property. It wouldn't be difficult to have WiFi repeaters for WiFi in the bubbles. Would it hurt to put a trash can in the bubbles? As for privacy, the management is putting opaque plastic on the bubbles which will lessen the experience. Why not lattice fencing where necessary? Why is there a stove and cookware in the building but the stove doesn't work? Seriously! The check-in guy was unhelpful as was the manager we contacted by phone.