Located in the prestigious Türkbükü district of the Bodrum Peninsula, Mandarin Oriental, Bodrum offers an ultra-luxurious seaside lifestyle in one of the most coveted coastal destinations in the Mediterranean—often referred to as the "new Saint Tropez" by the international elite.Surrounded by pine forests, olive groves, and immaculate landscaped gardens, the resort enjoys direct access to the crystal waters of Paradise Bay, including two private sandy beaches.
It is just 5 minutes from Göltürkbükü, 20 minutes from Yalıkavak Marina, and 35 minutes from Milas-Bodrum International Airport, with a private helipad available for effortless access. Spread across 600,000 square meters and a stunning 25 km of shoreline with three private bays, the resort and residences are developed by Astaş Holding and managed by the renowned Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. The hotel features 59 luxury rooms, 27 suites with private pools, 33 family apartments, and 2 exclusive villas, along with 11 world-class restaurants, a globally awarded spa, fitness center, and beachfront cabanas. The residential component includes 96 private villas and 116 luxury residences, ranging from 204 to 760 square meters, all designed by acclaimed architect Antonio Citterio.T
hese homes blend nature with refined living, offering infinity pools, large terraces, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, and interiors that emphasize natural materials and open-plan designs. Owners benefit from full Mandarin Oriental services, including concierge, in-residence dining, and access to spa and amenities.
The resort also features luxury retail boutiques such as Chanel, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, and Cartier, as well as acclaimed restaurants like Hakkasan, Lucca, Roka, and Vakko Patisserie. With year-round blooming gardens, elite leisure options like yachting and scuba diving, and a track record of international awards, Mandarin Oriental, Bodrum is not just a residence—it’s a lifestyle of unmatched elegance and ease.
As a freehold ownership opportunity in Turkey, it offers high rental yield, strong capital appreciation, and rare long-term value in a limited ultra-luxury market, backed by the strength of the Mandarin Oriental brand and the proven success of Astaş Holding.
