Wadi Rum Bubble Luxotel

Recent Reviews: 275

• User: Goekhan K

  Trip type: Family

  Not luxury anymore

  24 May 2026

  Unfortunately, our stay at Lux Bubble Hotel in Wadi Rum was disappointing and far below expectations. The hotel feels very old and appears not to have been renovated since opening. The reality is far from the videos and photos shown online, which created a misleading impression before arrival.The staff genuinely tries to help and does their best with what they have, and we appreciate their effort.… Read moreUnfortunately, our stay at Lux Bubble Hotel in Wadi Rum was disappointing and far below expectations. The hotel feels very old and appears not to have been renovated since opening. The reality is far from the videos and photos shown online, which created a mis… Read more

• User: TomandNikkiTravel

  Trip type: Couples

  Amazing hotel great experience

  07 Mar 2026

  When we initially arrived we weren’t sure as we had to wait for a transfer on one of the pick up trucks as normally cars can’t reach the site. It took around 10 minutes to drive there it’s like driving on mars there’s nothing around just vast dessert and a bit bumpy. Don’t take huge pieces of luggage as it’s difficult for them to transport. We had a cabin bag and backpack each.We waited in the mai… Read moreWhen we initially arrived we weren’t sure as we had to wait for a transfer on one of the pick up trucks as normally cars can’t reach the site. It took around 10 minutes to drive there it’s like driving on mars there’s nothing around just vast dessert and a bit… Read more

• User: B-Anto92

  Trip type: Couples

  Quite disappointing

  25 Jan 2026

  While I understand that in certain environments a degree of adaptability is necessary — and this was not my first night in the desert — I do believe that when a property is marketed as luxury or 4-star, certain standards should be met.The shape and location of the bubble are certainly interesting, and both dinner and breakfast were good. The staff was polite and friendly as well. Unfortunately, ev… Read moreWhile I understand that in certain environments a degree of adaptability is necessary — and this was not my first night in the desert — I do believe that when a property is marketed as luxury or 4-star, certain standards should be met.The shape and location of… Read more

• User: unni_nayar

  Trip type: Family

  A must experience to remember

  14 Jan 2026

  An excellent experience to stay. Even though it was very cold during this part of year there is lot experience, the vehicle drive to desert ,sunset view. Watching stars from bedAn excellent experience to stay. Even though it was very cold during this part of year there is lot experience, the vehicle drive to desert ,sunset view. Watching stars from bed

• User: Kelly W

  Trip type: Couples

  The Fawlty Towers of The Middle East

  25 Dec 2025

  If Basil Fawlty ever abandoned Torquay for the desert, this would be his masterpiece. From the outset it was hard to tell who, if anyone, was actually in charge. The word “resort” is doing Olympic-level heavy lifting here, and the promise of a “dry” resort is communicated with all the subtlety of missing punctuation. The “bar,” for example, turned out to be a gritty snack bar where smoking is acti… Read moreIf Basil Fawlty ever abandoned Torquay for the desert, this would be his masterpiece. From the outset it was hard to tell who, if anyone, was actually in charge. The word “resort” is doing Olympic-level heavy lifting here, and the promise of a “dry” resort is… Read more