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Terraced gardens and olive groves round Paradise Bay, on the north shore of the Bodrum peninsula.
Selected by TheMediterranean.com
Mandarin Oriental's Turkish resort curves round Paradise Bay on the north shore of the Bodrum peninsula, a short drive from Türkbükü, the peninsula's most fashionable village. Its terraced gardens and olive groves cover some 60 hectares above the Aegean.
Gokhan Avcioglu & GAD drew the master plan and the architecture, and with Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel designed interiors that join Mandarin Oriental's Asian heritage to Turkish materials.
It holds Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star (2026) and one MICHELIN Key (2026), and it is the finest resort on the Turkish coast.
At a glance
Rooms and suites
There are about 110 rooms and suites, plus villas, some with their own infinity pools.
Eight bedrooms
Garden terraces and plunge pools
Dining
The resort's own list runs from Cantonese to Turkish sweets.
Spa and experiences
Getting there
Milas-Bodrum (BJV), about 45 minutes to an hour by car; it takes private jets
The resort can be reached by private helicopter
By yacht, with Zodiac transfers to the jetties
Nearby
Yalıkavak, Türkbükü, Göltürkbükü and Kaplankaya. The resort stands inside it.
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Plan your stay
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Checked 31 October 2026. Awards are listed with the year they were given; rooms, restaurants and seasons can change, so confirm details with the resort. See all the Finest Resorts of the Mediterranean.
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