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Time Out says

This Mediterranean gem is one of the most enchanting hotels by the sea, with 74 rooms that blend discreetly into the lush tropical and Mediterranean flora. The whitewashed suites, surrounded by oleander and palm trees, lead to a series of terraces where you can eat, drink, and dance by the sea. The design of the hotel is as simple as it is stunning. The rooms blend seamlessly into the natural landscape, creating a harmonious combination of architecture and nature. Each room offers a breathtaking sea view framed by bright bougainvilleas.

Founded in 1975 by Sahir Erozan’s mother, Maçakızı captures the essence of Bodrum, combining authentic Turkish charm with a global flair. Since its beginnings as a charming guesthouse, the Maçakizi has become an icon of Bodrum and has evolved into a sophisticated retreat without losing its original charm. The Maçakizi is known to have hosted famous guests such as Mick-Bianca Jagger and Kate Moss and continues to attract a glamorous clientele.

Surrounded by lush greenery, the hotel’s casitas slope gently down to the sea, offering guests spectacular coast views and a peaceful atmosphere in the morning. This tranquillity gradually gives way to a lively beach scene with music, cocktails, and glorious sunbathing as the day progresses. To complement this tranquil yet lively environment, the hotel offers a quaint yet exceptional spa, a lively beach bar, and a renowned restaurant considered one of Bodrum's best. The culinary experience here is a real highlight, with an array of delicacies such as grilled octopus with lentil cream and coconut vinaigrette, ideally accompanied by roasted vegetables, stuffed vine leaves, and a selection of colourful, fresh salads.

Written by
Time Out Istanbul editors

Details

Address:
Maçakızı
Muğla
48400
Cross street:
Narçiçeği sk.
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