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"Married to Magic" Magic has always held a fascination for humans, captivating our imaginations with its limitless possibilities and enchanting power. The idea of being married to magic takes this fascination even further, as it conjures images of a life intertwined with extraordinary experiences and extraordinary abilities. But what does it mean to be married to magic? It goes beyond a mere fascination or hobby; it is a deep and profound connection to an unseen realm that shapes and influences every aspect of one's life. It is a commitment to living in harmony with the mystical and the unknown. Being married to magic means embracing the unknown, as magic cannot be understood or controlled completely. It is surrendering oneself to the whims of the universe and accepting that there are forces at work far beyond our comprehension.

It is surrendering oneself to the whims of the universe and accepting that there are forces at work far beyond our comprehension. It is an act of faith and trust in something greater than ourselves. This commitment to magic can manifest in various ways.

Magic Robin Hood

A thrilling Medieval holiday adventure is in store for families at Magic Robin Hood, a sensational all-inclusive escape on the outskirts of the popular resort of Benidorm. Everything is themed on the legend of Robin Hood and a feast of fun is d.

A thrilling Medieval holiday adventure is in store for families at Magic Robin Hood, a sensational all-inclusive escape on the outskirts of the popular resort of Benidorm. Everything is themed on the legend of Robin Hood and a feast of fun is delivered day and night. A splashing time is guaranteed in Dragon’s Race Lagoon, a superb water park featuring daredevil slides, while Locksley’s Lagoon is the place to relax and soak up the sun in the Balinese beds and hammocks in the water. You’ll stay in a wonderful themed cabin or cottage with a range of excellent facilities and savour the gastronomic delights at a myriad of Medieval themed restaurants including The Golden Arrow and Friar Tuck’s Inn. You can also take part in a Medieval Challenge dinner show with jousting and exciting tournaments. Other great amenities at this enchanting getaway in Alfaz del Pi include the Lady Marian Spa for head to toe pampering and the Game Experience room where you can enjoy some virtual reality technology.

Distance from the airport

The hotel is approximately 61km from Alicante Airport.

• Terrace with private jacuzzi
• 2 floors
• Welcome pack and cake
• Capacity for 3 to 7 people
• VIP access to the Medieval Challenge
• Free access to Balinese beds
• First floor has 135cm bed in one room and two 90cm beds in the other
• Second floor has three 80cm beds
• 2 bathrooms with showers
• Living room with sofa
• Air conditioning
• Mini fridge
• Microwave
• Tea and coffee-making facilities
• Hairdryer
• TV
• Free Wi-Fi

• Terrace with private jacuzzi
• Capacity for 3 to 7 people
• Main bedroom has a 135 cm bed, the second bedroom has two 80 cm beds and a TV, and the third bedroom has two beds grouped into a bunk bed and a TV
• Living room with sofa bed and TV
• Balinese bed
• Free Wi-Fi
• Mini fridge
• Microwave
• Tea and coffee-making facilities
• 2 bathrooms with showers
• Hydromassage column with waterfall and rain effect
• Air conditioning
• Hairdryer

• Terrace with private jacuzzi
• Capacity for 3 to 7 people
• The first bedroom has two 90 cm beds, the second has two 80 cm beds, and the third has three 80 cm beds, grouped into a bunk bed
• Living room with sofa bed and TV
• Free Wi-Fi
• Mini fridge
• Microwave
• Tea and coffee-making facilities
• Bathroom with shower
• Hydromassage column with waterfall and rain effect
• Air conditioning
• Hairdryer

Facilities

• Swimming pools
• Themed bars
• Themed restaurants
• Jacuzzi
• Themed water park
• Kids pool
• Kids playground
• Balinese beds
• Teenagers’ disco
• Karaoke
• Kids leisure area
• Free Wi-Fi
• Multi-adventure park with climbing wall, zipline and archery
• Mini golf
• Skate park
• Teqball tables
• Novelty foot billards
• In-water hammocks
• Medieval Challenge dinner show
• Sauna
• Gym
• 24-hour reception
• Mini club
• Spa
• Table tennis
• TV lounge
• Supermarket
• Entertainment

All-Inclusive

If you choose to go all inclusive, the programme generally consists of breakfast, lunch and dinner, all buffet style, served in the main restaurant. During meals soft drinks, beer, water and wine are usually offered. Locally produced alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks like water, wine, soft drinks, beer and spirits are usually served throughout the day (except during meal times).

Details, including times and benefits, may be subject to change. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. You will be provided with full details of the all-inclusive programme on arrival at the hotel.

Dining

The Golden Arrow

Long Bow Terrace

Friar Tuck’s Inn

• Grill restaurant with show cooking

Robin Forest Café

Italian Long Bow

Lionheart Magic Restaurant

• Variety of rice dishes

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We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. Didn't feel the need to visit the other hotels that we had access to. Rooms were very clean, we were in premium so had plenty space. Or family was in one of the smaller ones, it was snug for a family of 3 but sufficient. Food wasn't to our taste but fresh and well cooked so no complaints there. Evening entertainment was different every night and had a very polished professional feel to it. Staff were mostly friendly and attentive. Life guards at the poolside and slides were on the ball. Strict with the rules but friendly within that. We felt our 9yr old was safe at all times.

Can not fault the place Great service. Very relaxed atmosphere. Entertainment is great. Food was spot on. Drinks readily available. All the staff excellent. Angela the Scottish host went above and beyond Also the main pool bar is great the staff all look like the love their jobs. Special mention to Adrian and Fatima. Would recommend this place for a fun and relaxing family holiday

Lovely hotel, staff friendly and clean facilities. Only down side to the cleanliness was that towels were not always changed. Sometimes, they were taken but not replaced (we hired pool towels and used these instead as you can change them daily). We didn't make use of much of the entertainment. However, there was plenty available for all ages. Food was the only thing that let the hotel down slightly. Similar to school canteen food. Always something to eat but no option for a really lovely meal. Restaurants were a bit better but still not much of a choice. Most meals were selected for you. Perhaps the option of a better restaurant you could pay for separately would have been nice. Breakfast was good, however, so we tended to eat well at breakfast and snack for the rest of the day.

The rooms/cabins are lovely and you can obviously pay more for a larger cabin and hot tub, we had the basic and it was just fine for our needs. The pool is excellent and the water park slides are great. My only negative is that we were all inclusive, usually that means everything but at the Robin Hood Village you need to be "ultra all inclusive" to use every restaurant, bar, spa etc and of course pay more. We weren't advised that upon booking- our travel agents fault but I do feel like "ultra" should not be a thing. It's not like it's a cheap holiday.

Good place for families, seen some even brought their pets. Rooms are more like cabins, comfy, air-conditioned. However, it's semidetached so if you get noisy family who struggle to put their kids to bed at 1 am you will hear them and even their conversations. are walls made of cardboard? Joking. Reality is there's no soundproof between you and people next door. If you are a female and wish to exercise in the gym you may not feel welcomed. Overall, good holidays with plenty of buffet, water slides etc

For some, it may mean becoming a practitioner of magic, studying ancient traditions and casting spells to harness the energy of the universe. For others, it may be a more subtle connection, finding solace and inspiration in the natural world or in the beauty of art and music. Being married to magic also means acknowledging the responsibilities that come with such a relationship. Magic is not just a tool for personal gain; it is a force that must be respected and used wisely. It requires discipline, humility, and a deep understanding of one's own intentions and desires. It is a constant journey of self-discovery and self-improvement. In a world that often values the rational and the tangible, being married to magic can be seen as unconventional or even strange. But for those who have felt its pull, it is a path that offers a profound sense of purpose and belonging. It is a way of life that connects us to something larger than ourselves and reminds us of the limitless potential within each of us. Ultimately, being married to magic is about finding beauty, wonder, and meaning in the everyday. It is about approaching life with an open heart and an open mind, seeking out the extraordinary in the ordinary. It is a constant reminder that there is more to this world than meets the eye, and that we are never alone in our journey. So, if you find yourself drawn to the mystique of magic, consider what it might mean to be married to it. Embrace the unknown, respect its power, and allow it to guide you on a journey of self-discovery and transformation. After all, life is a grand adventure, and magic is the key to unlocking its true potential..

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