Bodrum Loft is a reinterpretation of the traditional Turkish village with an environmentally conscious design by Tabanlioglu Architects. Reflecting the charm of an Aegean village, Bodrum Loft is set on a hillside amidst ancient olive trees overlooking a stunning bay. The resort is committed to eco-friendly practices, including electric buggies for transportation.
This sanctuary features 36 spacious villas, all crafted from natural materials such as sandalwood and olive wood, ensuring a seamless connection with nature. Each modern villa offers breathtaking views of the sea, especially at sunset. The villas have one to four bedrooms and are decorated in a minimalist design with white walls, natural wood, and concrete floors, complemented by artistic touches. Amenities include spacious bathrooms, balconies with sea views, and practical facilities such as laundry and kitchen.
The resort offers several swimming decks with lounge chairs and excellent service along the shoreline. Tucked away in the forest is a spa and wellness center offering a range of treatments and fitness classes, art installations, and a library rich in Turkish culture. The hotel also organizes cultural excursions to local restaurants and historical sites. The hotel's lounge-style restaurant Loft Elia has earned a place on the Michelin recommended list with its sustainable practices and intimate atmosphere.
The hotel is close to Bodrum, known for its vibrant nightlife and historical sites like the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus.