Discover Robina

Robina combines a planned community with a Town Centre where dining and leisure options come together. Lakes, a preserved wetland, and cycling and walking paths are also among the features that define the area. If you’re looking for a hotel in Robina, you can first consider whether your trip will focus more on the offerings at Robina Town Centre, the scenery and paths, or a combination of these interests. Choose the specific location of your accommodation based on the hotel options available.

A community built around three lakes

Robina is a planned community built around three lakes. The lakes are a defining feature of the landscape and offer a distinct way to experience the area, alongside its individual attractions. Robina Town Centre adds a different dimension: it’s home to dining and leisure options that you can explore during a visit to the centre. When planning, you can therefore distinguish between the area’s layout and landscape on the one hand, and its specific offerings on the other.

Wetlands and paths nearby

Nine hectares of wetlands have been preserved as a natural wildlife sanctuary on the golf course at Glades Golf Club in Robina. This area adds a distinctive natural feature to Robina’s landscape. There are also cycling and walking paths nearby. This gives you two ways to spend time outdoors: on foot or by bike. If these activities are important to your trip, you can consider them as separate planning points alongside the offerings at Town Centre.

Dining at Robina Town Centre

The Food Atrium at Robina Town Centre has more than 15 casual dining venues and 900 seats. The number of venues and the seating capacity give a clear picture of this dining area within the centre. The atrium can therefore be a place to visit if you’re looking for a range of food options in one location. Individual venues may change, so check the current offerings before your visit.

Games, bowling and trick art

Timezone at Robina Town Centre offers arcade games. Zone Bowling is located at The Promenade in the Robina Town Centre entertainment complex, which also includes a laser tag arena. The options vary by activity: arcade games, bowling or laser tag. If you plan to visit Timezone, check its current offerings. For Zone Bowling and the laser tag arena, it’s advisable to check with the centre to confirm they’re operating before your visit.

ArtVo Gold Coast, Queensland’s first trick art gallery, is also located at Robina Town Centre. The gallery offers something different from the games: it’s for visitors interested in trick art and adds an art theme to the centre’s leisure options. When planning, you can weigh dining, games and a gallery visit as different interests.

Practical information about Town Centre

Robina Town Centre offers free Wi-Fi and free all-day parking with more than 7,000 spaces, including 85 accessible parking spaces. A dedicated area is available for parents with strollers. These are useful details to keep in mind when visiting the centre, for example if you need parking or want to use this dedicated area. Facilities and parking figures may change, so check the latest details with the centre before your visit.

Then choose the specific location based on the hotel options available.

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