Mett Hotel & Beach Resort Bodrum
Bae of the bay
Cove by the castle
Position yourself almost anywhere at Mett Hotel & Beach Resort Bodrum and you’ll find your eyes wandering inexorably towards the turquoise waters of the Aegean and magical, mediaeval Bodrum Castle beyond. Trying to glide into the pool with swan-like grace; nodding in rapt appreciation of the gallery’s modern art; listening to your private DJ on your cabana’s spacious decking; even when supine on the private beach, and you realise you’ve failed once again to get past the first paragraph of your holiday read. However, in the unlikely event you tire of that view, make for the traditional Turkish hammam where a vigorous rub-down will soon return you to your senses.
Facilities
Номера
103, including 31 suites and villas.
Checkout
3pm. Earliest check-in, 12 noon. Times are flexible depending on availability.
Больше сведений
Rates include an à la carte breakfast in the main restaurant.
Also
Unfortunately, due to the layout of the resort, Mett isn’t accessible if you use a wheelchair.
Hotel Closed
The hotel is open from 19 April to 31 October, with its restaurants closing at the start of October.
Фитнес-центр
Бесплатный доступ в интернет
Прачечная
Возможно размещение с животными
Бассейн
Рестораны на территории
Обслуживание в номерах
Спа
At the Hotel
Private beach (towels and beach bag provided), spa with Turkish hammam and salt room, gym, sauna and steam room, indoor and outdoor pools, three restaurants and a bar. In rooms and villas: Balcony or terrace with sea or garden views, air-conditioning, minibar, TV, walk-in shower, Korres toiletries for rooms and suites; Bvlgari toiletries for villas.
Our Favourite Rooms
The Loft Sea View had us fist-pumping the air thanks to its gleaming marble floors, bags of space and a whopping great balcony with comfy seats and some of the best panoramas in the resort. Ask for the suite that – uniquely here – comes with internal sliding glass doors that open onto a petite, plant-filled atrium. It feels a bit like having your own tropical hothouse inside the room.
Poolside
Sea views from the outdoor infinity pool and sundeck are to dive for, and there are smart loungers and cabanas for style-conscious sunbathers.
Spa
Extreme exfoliation is the name of the game at Moi Spa, with a steam room, salt room, infrared sauna and traditional Turkish hammam. There’s a small indoor pool and massage treatments can be provided in outdoor cabanas. Workouts in the gym can be supplemented by one-on-one or group sessions with a personal trainer.
Packing Tips
Your slinkiest swimwear and designer sunglasses for strutting your stuff by the pool in the morning; floaty boho chic and floppy hats for turning heads at cocktail hour in the afternoon.
Дети
Cots for under-5s are free; extra beds for children aged 6–11 are €60 each, a night. Please contact our Smith travel team to arrange. There’s a playroom and children’s workshops are available during high season.
Галерея
Food & Drink
Top Table
You’d be hard pushed to find a better table in the whole of Bodrum than the Isola terrace at sunset with a crisp, chilled pinot grigio, as the mediaeval castle lights up across the bay.
Дресс-код
Floaty floral caftans for her and lightweight linens for him, to make the best of the evening’s balmy sea breezes when dining al fresco.
Hotel Restaurant
Breakfast is served in the hotel's laidback main restaurant until 11am, so there’s plenty of time for even the latest of risers to linger over a Turkish coffee. A selection of fruits, yoghurts, pastries, omelettes and more can be ordered from the à la carte menu. Its other restaurants open seasonally, for the summer months only.
Folie’s open-air shoreline setting, flanked by loungers and cabanas, lends a Mediterranean beach club ambience to proceedings. A small strip of perfect golden sand separates the restaurant from the Aegean, from where the gleaming seabream you just chose for dinner was so recently plucked. Cocktail glasses clink in the cabanas as the sun sets and the party starts, with regular live bands and DJs spinning ambient and Balearic house until late in the evening.
Set on the hill with sunset views of Bodrum Castle and the Aegean’s endless horizons, Isola serves up a menu of modern Italian classics and homemade pasta dishes alongside an extensive selection of the best wines from Piedmont, Tuscany and Sicily. The wide terrace gets the best of the balmy sea breezes, and there’s a glass-enclosed dining section inside, with striking floral wallpaper and a lively bar.
If you're looking for something a little more upbeat, then head to open-air Attiko. Overlooking Heremtan Cove, the restaurant serves a Pan-Asian evening menu with perfectly paired cocktails and has a DJ going into the night.
Hotel Bar
The Gulet Bar is open 10am–7pm daily, serving a range of beers, wines and cocktails.
Last Orders
Isola and Folie restaurants are open until 11pm; Attiko is open for food until 11.30pm (1am for drinks). They each open seasonally.
Room Service
Round-the-clock room service means you can dine on your terrace at any hour of the day or night.
Planes
It’s around a 45-minute taxi ride from Milas-Bodrum Airport to the resort.
Automobiles
Cars are available to hire from the airport. Drivers are rewarded with coastline vistas and plenty of stopping places for photo opportunities along the short route to the resort. Valet parking is available on arrival.
Worth Getting Out of Bed For
In the unlikely event you tire of rolling out of bed and straight onto the resort’s private sandy beach, there’s plenty more to keep you entertained on this lively stretch of Turkey’s Turquoise Coast.
Boat trips are a fine way to sightsee without wearing holes in your flip-flops. There are dozens of different routes and operators, with options ranging from full-day excursions to the Greek Islands to local tours around the Bodrum Peninsula. Itineraries vary, but most will include stops for swimming and snorkelling in otherwise inaccessible waters, a photo opportunity at the Bodrum windmills, and lunch in a traditional fishing village.
The narrow, cobbled lanes of Bodrum old town are always worth stretching your legs for. Here, dazzling whitewashed houses are tempered by fragrant pink bougainvillea, snaking vines and window-shutters painted in vibrant blues and reds. Duck into the shaded bazaar for traditional Turkish rugs and throws, hand-crafted woodwork, unique jewellery and decorative artisan pottery – not to mention some of the world’s gooiest baklava.
Bodrum Castle is your tourist-tickbox spot, but squirrelled away within its mediaeval fortifications, and equally worthy of your attention, is the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, which provides an unexpectedly fascinating glimpse into the region’s distant past. Don’t miss the Byzantine ship that sank off the coast here 1,000 years ago. It’s displayed alongside some of its surviving cargo, including an impressive collection of ancient amphorae
Earn or Redeem Points with World of Hyatt
This Mr & Mrs Smith hotel participates in the World of Hyatt loyalty program. As a member, you can earn and redeem points and enjoy exclusive benefits for qualifying nights. .
