Kempinski Bodrum, Bodrum Peninsula, Turkey

Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay

Where to stay

Some of the wonderful places to stay that we frequently recommended.

Amanruya £££££

  • Turkey
  • Beach and Island Escapes

The isolated resort of Amanruya is a scenic 30-minute drive from the bustling town of Bodrum. The resort rests in spacious seclusion on 60 acres of forested hillside, overlooking its own private bay – a rare privilege on the Bodrum Peninsula. With flourishing pine forests, olive groves, the sound of cicadas and the crystal-clear warm waters of Bodrum Bay as its setting, Amanruya fulfils the promise of its name ‘peaceful dream’. With only 36 spacious Pavilions, each with a garden and pool the resort is an excellent choice for anybody looking for privacy and seclusion.

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Six Senses Kaplankaya £££££

  • Turkey
  • Beach and Island Escapes

Nestled in the breath-taking natural beauty of the South Aegean coast of Turkey, an hour north of Bodrum, Six Senses Kaplankaya offers a selection of elegant rooms and suites overlooking the sea, along with exceptional wellness facilities and daily activity programmes. The resort stays open until December to benefit from the extended warm weather experienced in this region.

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Alavya £££££

  • Turkey
  • Boutique

Located on the Cesme Peninsula, just off the pretty main square in the Turkish village of Alacati, Hotel Alavya is a boutique hotel with 25 rooms spread throughout six charming village houses. Each of the elegant rooms overlooks one of the courtyards or the central gardens of bougainvillea and fruit trees. Every room is different, combining modern touches with traditional materials and some have private patios while others offer a sunny balcony or a luxurious hot tub.

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