Guests of the Attrap'Reves Bubble Hotel in France sleep in transparent pods that provide amazing views of their surroundings and the open night sky. (Photo: Attrap'Reves/ www.attrap-reves.com)

An innovative hotel chain in France knows there's nothing like sleeping under the stars to feel really close to nature.

The , with locations in Allauch, La Boulladisse, Montagnac, Puget Ville and Saint Maime, features fully-furnished, transparent pods that offer views of the open night sky and the forested surroundings while protecting guests from the elements (and bugs).

The stylish bubbles are all located within a short walking distance from the nearest village and a main building, which , and other amenities, according to Gizmag.

The bubbles are about 13 feet in diameter.Some are fully transparent, while , said design news website Knstrct.com.

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Attrap'Revesis also designed to be ecologically friendly. The bubbles are made from recyclable materials, and a silent blower keeps the space inflated, while constantly recycling the air inside. The bubbles are deflated without any impact to their surroundings at the end of every season, according to the official website.

Each bubble is designed with a theme: Zen, Nature, Glam, 1001 Nights and Chic & Design.

The most popular option, "Zen" was inspired by the Japanese tatami. It features wood furniture designed to encouragezenand relaxation. "Nature" features a fully transparent bubble with glass flooring and panaromic views of the surroundings. "Glamour" is ideal for couple or honeymooners, and features heart-shaped decor and a tinted bubble, which offers more privacy. The Aladdin-inspired "1001 Nights" bubble features Moroccan lanterns and silk fabrics, while "Chic & Design" leans toward modern stylings and contemporary furniture and features a private bathroom bubble.

While most of the bubble pods are transparent (for prime stargazing), the hotel offers privacy for guests by providing private pathways to bubble, as well as private parking facilities.

start at EUR€109 (around US$148) during low season, and EUR€ 139 (around US$188) during peak season.

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