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This was perhaps the most unique accommodations my family's ever enjoyed, and the grill, hot tub, and clear night sky with literally THOUSANDS of stars (and the arm of the Milky Way stretching from the west horizon to the east), made it all absolutely unforgettable. My 11-yo son was literally hugging the Keurig (source of his yummy hot chocolate), the fold down couch, and the bubble window itself when we left. A priceless 2-night stay nearby amazing Big Bend National Park, and while more pricey, it's absolutely worth the expense. Can't recommend these bubbles enough!
Beautiful views, accommodations were comfortable and scenic. Stayed here with our kids and friends. Our casa’s were next to each other so we could hang out but still have our own privacy. Having a kitchen after hotel hopping was a relief. Would 100% come again.
We stayed in Bubble 2 for four nights. What an amazing experience. Easy to stay up all night watching for shooting stars. The bubble was spacious enough for two, the bathroom setup was great as was the little kitchenette area in the entry and the bed was incredibly comfortable. Staff was very attentive when we had a question and when there was a town wide water issue. They strive to make your stay comfortable. Great location also. Everything as promised. Highly recommend.
We celebrated our anniversary in one of the lotus tents. Very comfortable accusations especially when we were the only ones there. My ONLY complaint is the hot water. I assume with the in trade in campers our third night, there was no hot water and it was 60 degrees. Otherwise, fantastic place to visit and the sunrises are perfect outside the tent.
We went to Big Bend & decided to stay in a bubble in Terlingua. It was so cool & it had amazing views of the stars at night. One room has a bed & the other room has a couch that folds out to a bed but you have views from both rooms. I loved that we had a grill, hot tub and a fire pit with 4 chairs. There is also a shareable pool but it’s a good size & we met some nice people there. Unfortunately, the water was freezing because it was in March so we didn’t get in. There is a coffee pot & coffee is provided. There is also a small fridge but no freezer so we brought a big cooler to store more food since we were there for four days. Definitely will stay there when we go back to Big Bend.
