Mandarin Oriental Bodrum
Cennet Koyu, Bodrum, Turkey
Location
On Paradise Bay
On a sixty-hectare hillside at Cennet Koyu (Paradise Bay) on the northern Bodrum Peninsula, around five minutes from the jet-set village of Turkbuku, twenty minutes from Bodrum city and forty-five minutes from Bodrum airport.
Transfer
A Bodrum transfer
Around forty-five minutes from Bodrum airport, out to the sixty-hectare hillside at Paradise Bay on the northern Bodrum Peninsula.
Villas
Around 109 rooms & villas
Around 109 rooms and suites plus nine villas and serviced apartments in Antonio Citterio design — teak and local stone, hand-woven leather headboards — with floor-to-ceiling sea views; suites add plunge or private pools, the villas private pools and a hammam.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples for the romance and privacy, the jet-set and scene crowd for Turkbuku and the glamorous bars, families in the connecting rooms, the wellness crowd and the watersports set — a sixty-hectare Citterio-designed MO on Paradise Bay with two private beaches.
Board Basis
Bed & breakfast
Bed-and-breakfast or half board, across an eleven-venue dining and bar scene from a modern-Chinese signature to Bodrum's most glamorous bar.
Overview
A polished Mandarin Oriental resort on Paradise Bay
Mandarin Oriental Bodrum is the polished MO resort on Paradise Bay — a sixty-hectare hillside on the northern Bodrum Peninsula near the jet-set village of Turkbuku, in Antonio Citterio design of teak and local stone. Two private beaches of extra-soft sand front the bay, a twenty-seven-hundred-square-metre, three-level spa centres on a traditional Turkish hammam, and an eleven-venue dining and bar scene runs from modern Chinese and Japanese tapas to what is called Bodrum's most glamorous bar. Around 109 rooms and nine villas, the suites with plunge or private pools, look over the Aegean, with four-plus pools and an aquatic centre for scuba, sailing and gulet tours. The setting is the chic northern Bodrum Peninsula: the jet-set village of Turkbuku and its beach clubs lie minutes away, Bodrum town with its Castle of St Peter and the site of the ancient Mausoleum at Halicarnassus is a short drive, and gulet cruises along the Aegean coast leave from the bay. It is the branded, design-led jet-set pick of the Aegean — distinct from the wellness-led Six Senses and the five-beach D Maris Bay. Seasonal, summer-peak.
Accommodation
Rooms, suites & villas
Around 109 rooms and suites plus nine villas and serviced apartments wear Antonio Citterio design — teak and local stone, hand-woven leather headboards — with floor-to-ceiling sea views, the suites adding plunge or private pools and the villas private pools and a hammam. Spread across a sixty-hectare hillside above Paradise Bay, they range from a couple's sea-view room to a private-pool villa for a family or group.
Entry
Deluxe Sea-View Room
Sleeps two. A king with a balcony over the Aegean.
BalconySea outlook
Signature
Mandarin Junior Suite
Sleeps two to three. A 94-square-metre king with a private plunge pool, over the sea.
Plunge poolSea outlook
Pool
Sea View Suite
Sleeps two to three. A 115-square-metre king with a private pool, over the Aegean.
Private poolAegean outlook
Villa
Villa
Sleeps four to six. A villa with a private pool, gym and sauna, over the sea.
Private poolSea outlook
Food & Drink
Dining
An eleven-venue dining and bar scene runs from a modern-Chinese signature with world-class mixology to the Turkish Blue Beach Club on Paradise Bay and what is called Bodrum's most glamorous bar. It is dining as part of the Bodrum scene, the cosmopolitan crowd gathering from the beach into the night.
Signature
The modern-Chinese restaurant
The modern-Chinese restaurant, an MO signature, with world-class mixology.
Beach
Blue Beach Club & Bar
Blue Beach Club & Bar, Turkish, on Paradise Bay.
Bar
Bodrum's most glamorous bar
Bodrum's most glamorous bar, cocktails by the sea.
Wellbeing
The spa & pools
A twenty-seven-hundred-square-metre, three-level spa centres on a traditional Turkish hammam with private scrub rooms, an indoor pool and fitness, joined by four-plus outdoor pools, suite and villa private pools and two private beaches with an aquatic and watersports centre. Wellness here runs from a hammam ritual to a day on the extra-soft sand, the spa one of the largest on the peninsula.
A 2,700 sqm spa
A twenty-seven-hundred-square-metre spa, a Turkish hammam.
Two private beaches
Two private beaches, and four-plus pools.
An aquatic centre
An aquatic centre, scuba and sailing.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
The beaches, the spa and the scene define a stay — settle onto two private beaches of extra-soft sand on Paradise Bay, work through the twenty-seven-hundred-square-metre spa and its Turkish hammam, and join the eleven-venue dining and bar scene. Scuba, sailing and gulet tours run from the aquatic centre, with Turkbuku and Bodrum's Castle of St Peter within reach.
Two private beaches
Two private beaches, on Paradise Bay.
The 2,700 sqm spa
The twenty-seven-hundred-square-metre spa, a Turkish hammam.
The 11-venue scene
The eleven-venue scene, modern Chinese and bars.
Citterio design
Citterio design, suites with private pools.
Scuba & gulet tours
Scuba and gulet tours, from the aquatic centre.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By air
To Bodrum
Around forty-five minutes from Bodrum airport.
On the bay
Paradise Bay
On a sixty-hectare hillside at Paradise Bay, near the village of Turkbuku.
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Board basis
- Bed-and-breakfast or half board.
Seasonal
- Seasonal, summer-peak on the Aegean.
Made for couples
- Made for couples, the jet-set and families.
Getting there
- Around forty-five minutes from Bodrum airport.
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