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“Inside the hottest address on the head-turning Bodrum peninsula right now.”
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Condé Nast TravelerJan 20

The Best Hotels in Bodrum, Türkiye's Glittering Seaside City (2026)

These are the addresses to know about along the Turkish Riviera.

Bed-and-breakfast hideaway with extravagant, all-inclusive feel

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  • Mandarin Oriental, BodrumHotelBuilt along a verdant slope edging Bodrum’s Paradise Bay, this contemporary property offers hard-to-beat vistas.
  • Scorpios Bodrum, TurkeyHotelA first look at the brand-new Scorpios Bodrum—a chic hideout sure to draw a fresh wave of glamorous sunseekers to…
  • Maxx Royal BodrumHotelInside the hottest address on the head-turning Bodrum peninsula right now.
  • Six Senses KaplankayaHotelWellness-focused resort with a vast spa and multiple restaurants
  • Susona Bodrum LXR Hotels & ResortsHotelTaking its name from the mystical mermaid creature in Turkish mythology, Susona Bodrum resort takes all its inspiration…
  • The Bodrum EditionHotelMixes playful service with a private beach and nightclub
  • Mandarin OrientalHotelBuilt along a verdant slope edging Bodrum’s Paradise Bay, this contemporary property offers hard-to-beat vistas.
  • HakkasanRestaurantRecognizable addition to Mandarin Oriental
  • Scorpios BodrumHotelMulti-level complex with bungalows, private terraces, and pools
  • Maxx RoyalHotelBed-and-breakfast hideaway with extravagant, all-inclusive feel
  • Spago by Wolfgang PuckRestaurantClear winner among seven restaurants
  • Caviar KaspiaRestaurantBodrum's prettiest restaurants, transports diners to Côte d'Azur
  • Maxx WellBeing CenterPlace48,400-square-foot center with Ayurvedic doctor and Thai massage
  • AnhingaRestaurantFine-dining beach club serving cocktails and seafood
  • Susona BodrumHotelCoastal oasis inspired by the sea with private plunge pools
  • AmanruyaHotelDistinctive stone pavilions with spacious interiors nodding to Turkish architecture
  • Anatolian restaurantRestaurantServes traditional Turkish dishes like lamb and beef dumplings
  • MaçakiziHotelLow-key setting with unobtrusive casitas and coastal views
  • Mett BodrumHotel
  • Edition’s Beach ClubPlace
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