The shimmering Turkish Riviera isa constant pull as the Mediterranean prepares for summer. While Bodrum has been making a name for itself as a lively social scene in recent years, Bodrum Loft offersa peaceful outpost to get away from it all-an address to return to, season after season, when it reopens each May. Something of a coastal hideaway within casy reach ofthe city the hotel is just 20km from central Bodrum it attracts a roll call of well-heeled regulars who favour the peace, space and privacy Bodrum Loft promises. Set on a pine-clad hillside, the property unfolds in tiers towards Demirbükü Bay in traditional Aegean village style. Nature is not merely a backdrop here, but the defining influence guiding everything from architectural design to sustainability practices and the culinary philosophy, While rooms and suites are beautifully appointed, the villas are the standout. Ranging from two to four bedrooms,uninterrupted sea views are incorporated into open-plan living spaces ideal for families or groups seeking a Turkish escape with plenty of room to breathe. Days and nights are unhurried.
A private pier extends into cooling waters, inviting languid afternoons beneath the sun, two pools including an adults-only option-offer further space to unwind, while the spa encourages deeper relaxation. At Michelin-listed Loft Elia, fresh, locally sourced seafood is served beneath ancient olive trees, and Paper Moon brings regional Italian flavours to the coast, best enjoyed as the sun slips below the horizon. For those inclined to explore, the concierge team at Bodrum Loft is happy to keep your vacation diary filled with everything from historic site visits to wine tastings at the nearby family-run Karnas Vineyard, as well as private yacht charters,
MD. Doubles from £378. including breakfast.
