ALL-INCLUSIVE RESORT REVIEWS DESTINATIONS
TRIED TESTED Craig David and Tinie Tempah on stage while Love Island
& A
t 7am, I’m awoken by someone repeatedly
hollering ‘Scotland!’ outside my window. The night before is a bit of a blur, but I look down and see the laminated orange band around my wrist, with ‘BH Mallorca’ printed on it, and remember.
BH Mallorca, Magaluf stars bask in the pool? Only in Magaluf, reports Rose Dykins
The glitter cannons. The moshing. The on-site arena packed with thousands of bronzed, excitable party animals. Tinie Tempah screaming “Make some Noiiise!” into his mic. The crowd roaring in response. And all within the vicinity of the hotel. By the afternoon, it’s pool party time at BH Mallorca, where Alex and Olivia from Love Island pose for photos and pour shots into fans’ mouths. And the next evening, back on stage, Craig David brings the house down with his treacly voice, doubling
up as DJ and MC, and it feels like 1999 all over again.
◗ PARTY ANIMALS BH Mallorca hotel appeals to clients who want the Magaluf party experience, but are also tempted by an overseas festival or an Ibiza trip. This summer saw acts including Chase and Status, David Guetta, DJ Tiesto and Steve Aoki on stage every
Tuesday and Thursday between June 15 and August 24. “The calibre of performers
has to be pretty consistent as we are building the Stage brand as best-in-class for live music,” says Kathryn Sayburn, managing director of Cursach Hotels, BH Mallorca’s parent company. These performances are
You feel like you’re going to a concert or a festival – and you don’t even have to leave your hotel
offered as part of an all-inclusive package, with accommodation, food and drink, access to the on-site waterpark and four weekly pool parties, and return flights thrown in, though non- residents can pay €30-€50 to access the performances.
◗ MUSIC MATTERS “I think it's fantastic,” says Jessica Greaves from Hays Travel. “If I turn around to my customer
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