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Magical Sweet Shop Imagine a place where your wildest sweet dreams come true – the Magical Sweet Shop. This whimsical haven is a paradise for sugar enthusiasts and a true delight for anyone with a sweet tooth. From the moment you step inside, you are transported into a magical world filled with color, aroma, and, of course, an abundance of sweet treats. The Magical Sweet Shop is like no other. It is nestled on a charming street corner, with a mischievous gingerbread man as its sign. As you walk through the doors, you are immediately overwhelmed by a symphony of delightful scents – the warm vanilla of freshly baked cookies, the rich cocoa of chocolate, and the sugary sweetness of candies galore.



Thoughts on Magical Vacation Homes?

Has anybody booked a Windsor Hills condo through Magical Vacation Homes?

I have used Florida Sun a few times and VRBO a few times, but Magical Vacation condos look really nice and the price is decent. I'm looking for a little feedback before I book!

We love WH and have stayed many times. I'd be open to suggestions for other rental companies as well!

100AcreWood

DIS Veteran
Joined Aug 19, 2005

My neighbor recently used vacationbythemouse and had a good experience. I have also looked at Magical Vacation Homes too. Curious to see what others say!

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melliemelo

Mouseketeer
Joined Jul 10, 2009 Thanks! Checking them out now!

Jedimom

Mouseketeer
Joined Feb 12, 2011

Cutting & Pasting my review of Magical Vacation Homes (February 2015):

I wish I had read the negative reviews before we booked. We're here now in condos at Windsor Hills and have had a few issues (and when I say "we" I mean me and my family in one unit and my sister and her family in another unit -- both rented through Magical Vacation Homes).

Overall my unit is nice. It's well decorated, has a good selection of kitchen utensils, everything I've used seems to work sufficiently. It doesn't have a bathtub which is a negative, and it doesn't have a deadbolt (eek! thank goodness it's a gated community, but still. ). But what gets me is the tv. Silly as it sounds, cable or satellite tv is a must-have for us when we vacation. We don't have it at home, so it's a nice luxury we look forward to. The listing for our unit boasted recently upgraded cable tv package and cable tv in all rooms. The only cable appears to be in the living room. Bedrooms have what I would call basic cable (which to me isn't really cable at all - it's just the normal over-the-air channels, a couple of public and local channels, a few religion channels, and a QVC). After a few (frustrating) rounds of discussions with Customer Service, including a work order request they say was fulfilled but which didn't change anything, frankly I've given up expecting any sort of resolution. The kids'll just continue to monopolize the living room TV and I'll turn Netflix on my tablet like I do at home. Chalk it up to experience.

My sister's unit? Not so nice. Very stark with minimal furnishings. Somebody went to IKEA. I think she must have known that from the photos; in any case she didn't seem terribly bothered by it. More concerning to her was the broken toaster, lack of a cooking pans, and broken washer. The toaster burns everything when set on it's lowest setting. The washer doesn't drain, a fact she learned 3 days into her vacation when she attempted to do laundry only to find housekeeping had left a rug in her washer, now mildew-y from sitting in water for at least 3 days. Witnessing the dealings I've had with Customer Service, she didn't even bother contacting them choosing instead to try to make the best of it.

The icing on the cake for us both, though, was a note attached to the our doors when we returned from the parks on Tuesday afternoon (we're in the same building). It's from the Windsor Hills Condo Association, and it reads: "Wednesday & Thursday TIME 10:00AM UNTIL 6:00PM Please be advised that the floors of the hallways are schedule for painting in this building. Weather permitting!! Please either remain indoors during this time or plan your day to leave or arrive before or after these times. This is for the safety of all guests and unit owners."

As a guest who has paid good money to rent the condo, who is ON VACATION, who has made PLANS which contradict this mandate, I WAS LIVID! I can't imagine that the homeowner/property management companies weren't made aware of this in advance. I don't feel they should have even rented the unit out to me (and my sister's family as well -- they got the same note and were the same LIVID!) if they knew these capital maintenance projects were going on. That's just wrong. I "get" that they'd be losing out on rental income, but hey, that's the cost of doing business.

At this point I'm just trying to salvage what's left of our vacation. I wouldn't book through MagicalVacation Homes again.

I thought it might, but time really hasn't given me a different perspective. It still makes me angry, and sad, that our vacation didn't go well. I'm not a "high standards" kind of gal at all. I don't sweat the small stuff. but it was just all too much. The whole "be gone from your unit" became a problem as the "mandate" extended an additional day without any warning. I know for many it might not be a big deal, but we aren't go - go - go type vacationers; we do a lot of down time and this put a serious crimp in things. having to be gone all day and not able to come back for lunch and a swim.

My sisters unit only became more wrought with broken items. By the time she left, she'd found more and more broken appliances, furniture, and lack of basic utensils. She was a die-hard Windsor Hills lover and is seriously reconsidering somewhere else for her next vacation.

Find your happy place and stay!

As you walk through the doors, you are immediately overwhelmed by a symphony of delightful scents – the warm vanilla of freshly baked cookies, the rich cocoa of chocolate, and the sugary sweetness of candies galore. The shop itself is a visual feast. Shelves are stacked with countless jars of colorful candies in all shapes and sizes.

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Mountains of fluffy cotton candy in rainbow hues beckon you to take a bite. Glass cases display an array of chocolates, their glossy surfaces reflecting the enchanting glow from the chandeliers above. One of the highlights of the Magical Sweet Shop is the interactive stations. At the candy-making station, you can witness the magical process of transforming sugar into delectable lollipops and chewy taffy. The laughter of children fills the air as they try their hand at creating their very own sugary masterpieces. For those seeking a more immersive experience, the chocolate workshop is a must-visit. Here, you can learn the art of chocolate-making from the skilled chocolatiers. From truffles to chocolate bars, every bite is an explosion of flavors that transport you to a realm of pure bliss. But the Magical Sweet Shop is not just about indulging your senses – it is also a place for making memories. The whimsical atmosphere is perfect for birthday parties and special celebrations. Imagine the delight on a child's face as they walk through the doors of this sugary wonderland, surrounded by their friends and family, ready to embark on a sweet adventure together. As you leave the Magical Sweet Shop, a sense of joy and contentment accompanies you. Your cravings have been satisfied, and your heart filled with sweet memories that will last a lifetime. The Magical Sweet Shop is a place where the mundane is transformed into something extraordinary – a place where dreams truly do come true, one sweet bite at a time..

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