Maxx Royal Bodrum

Why Stay Here?

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  Prestigious Turkish hospitality brand, Maxx Royal Resorts, launched Maxx Royal Bodrum in spring 2024. Recognised for their superlative resorts based on an elevated all-inclusive ‘Maxx Inclusive’ concept, the opening marks the brand’s third property, alongside Maxx Royal Belek Golf Resort and Maxx Royal Kemer Resort in Antalya. Located on a private peninsula in Göltürkbükü, framed by fragrant pine forests and the sparkling waters of the Aegean Sea, Maxx Royal Bodrum is a Grand Boutique style 294 key hotel, based on a Bed and Breakfast model. Enhancing Bodrum’s vibrant beach scene, the property is also home to the first Turkish outpost of the world-renowned beach concept Scorpios. It brings experimental musical programming, new gastronomy and event spaces, twelve luxury villas, and a new Ritual Space dedicated to artistic exploration and wellbeing rituals.

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  To blend seamlessly with the natural surrounds and beautifully landscaped gardens, the 11.4-hectare resort offers a variety of accommodation options including multiple suites and villas. Taking inspiration from the vibrant identity of Bodrum, interior designers Geo_ID have used a serene and natural colour palate throughout, incorporating interesting architectural details and patterns across the property. Rooms and public areas feature local artisan-crafted ceramics and artworks. The 1,063 sq.m standout Presidential Villas comprises five bedrooms, heated seawater pools, steam rooms, saunas, Jacuzzis and fitness centres.

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  Guests can look forward to an epicurean adventure discovering the resort’s seven restaurants, all with a farm-to-table ethos and menus showcasing the finest local and seasonal produce. Culinary highlights include an outpost of the iconic Caviar Kaspia and Beefbar, as well as an Italian concept restaurant overseen by the internationally acclaimed chef Alfredo Russo, featuring contemporary Italian dishes. An array of authentic local Turkish specialities take centre stage in the property’s Twenty 4 restaurant, alongside other international favourites. Sweet home-made delights are available from the In-house Chocolatier and Ice Cream Parlour, and creative cocktails and mocktails, refreshing juices and health-boosting smoothies are on offer from the eight stylish bars dotted around the resort.

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  The flagship 4,500 sq.m Maxx WellBeing Spa comprises 20 treatment rooms, offering an extensive menu of holistic and science-based treatments including Balneotherapy, flotation experiences including Nuvola massage and beauty-focused treatments. Housed within the wellbeing space is also a dedicated Medi-Spa area with nine high-tech specialist treatment rooms focusing on non-invasive, anti-aging experiences. Guests can relax in the spa’s extensive hydro and thermal area incorporating a herbal sauna and herbal essence steam room, infrared sauna, salt room, rain room, Kneippe Walk, a Hammam with dedicated Hammam treatment rooms and Tepedarium relaxation area. A 335 sq.m state-of-the-art fitness studio features a comprehensive range of Technogym training equipment with expert instructors on hand to provide one-to-one training. This is complemented by an extensive roster of group classes available including reformer Pilates, yoga including aerial yoga, functional strength, breathwork and sound healing, spinning and more. There is an Olympic-sized indoor swimming pool.

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  Younger guests can enjoy an adventure of their own in the gargantuan Maxxi Land children’s Club – the largest space of its kind in Bodrum. This sparkling new Kid’s Club with dedicated age-appropriate areas caters to children from one through to teens. Children can look forward to a jam-packed programme of activities to choose from, including a variety of land and sea sports with group and one-to-one tuition available, dance classes and performances, and themed art and science workshops with plenty of hands-on fun. Teenagers will love the cinema and gaming rooms, perfect for chilling out with new friends.

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  The property has been designed with sustainability at its heart in accordance with the LEED Gold standards established by the US Green Building Council (USGBC), with the aim of achieving more than 24 per cent energy savings in building consumption and over 45 per cent reduction in indoor water usage. The extensive landscaped gardens feature many indigenous plants and trees from all over Turkey, as well as species from further afield including mushroom oaks, ironwood, stone pines and Chinese wisteria.