VANITY FAIR / 5 NİSAN 2022
THE LONDON MAGAZINE / NİSAN / 2022
CONTINENT CALLING
Opened last year, Bodrum Loft has been designed as the perfect setting for modern village life, with a focus on design and sustainability. With a sun-kissed Aegean village feel that balances simplicity and luxury, the resort features 36 furnished villas. Bodrum Loft offers high-end villas ranging in size from two to four-bedroom with a unique style. The fully furnished villas offer landscaped gardens, fine dining restaurants, in-villa catering and spa. From £366 per night. bodrumloft.com.tr
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Multigenerational groups and families with older kids might feel more at home in the super-stylish villas at Bodrum Loft, with the bonus of a hotel restaurant and bar on site.
KOMMERSANT / HAZİRAN 2021
BOAT / MAY 2021
Village People
Cascading down a hillside lined with sandalwood, olive and laurel trees, Bodrum Loft is redefining the concept of a holiday village on Turkey’s Aegean coast. The resort’s 36-fully-furnished villas create a homely feel, while guests can still enjoy the amenities and services of a five-star hotel- including a spacious spa, a fine- dining restaurant, housekeeping and concierge. bodrumloft.com.tr
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THE JC / MAY 2021
Turkey’s Hidden Delight
Uncover the Bodrum Peninsula’s unspoilt nature, rich culture and coastal beauty
From the terrace, the shifting Aegean Sea twinkling in the distance is mesmerising. The air is scented with sage, citrus
and olive, and is heavy with the heat of a beating sun. The only sounds are the swallows and warblers swooping overhead and the whispering breeze in the laurel trees.
This is fresco living as championed by Bodrum Loft, an intimate new hotel and villa development on Turkey’s south-west coast, also known as the Turquoise Riviera. It may be just a 30-minute drive across the peninsula from Bodrum, but it is a world away from the bright lights of the town’s infamous nightlife. While Bodrum remains a jet-set destination for party-lovers (it first became fashionable in the 1970s when the likes of Princess Margearet, Michael Caine and Mick Jagger made it a hip hotspot), this latest opening is harnessing a more peaceful allure. Made up of a collection of 36 hillside villas, overlooking the tranquil and unbelievably azure Demirbükü Bay, Bodrum Loft has been built to be camouflaged with-in the landscape. Look closely from the shore and you can just about see glimpses of the stone and wood buildings, as though they are peeking out of the step,
SUNDAY POST / MAY 2021
Boutique Bodrum
Lined with resorts ranging from affordable stays to more luxurious hideaway, Bodrum has a reputation for being the St Tropez of Turkey, attracting hedonists and fashionistas. But there are still quiet corners reflecting the region’s more authentic way of life.
New 36-villa property Bodrum Loft has been designed like an Aegean village and is situated on a peninsula with easy Access to a peaceful beach. Facilities include a spa, gym and gourmet restaurants, with an option for in villa dining.
Sensitively carved into the rocks, the resort has been constructed with sustainability in mind.
Endemic trees such as sandalwood, olive and laurel have been preserved in the landscaped gardens, and green roofs collect rainwater to be recycled through a water filtration system and used in irrigation.
THE JEWISH CHRONICLE / APRIL 2021
Bodrum Loft, Turkey
From the terrace, the shifting Aegean Sea twinkling in the distance is mermerising. The air is scented with sage, citrus and olive, and is heavy with the heat of a beating sun. The only sounds are the swallows and warblers swooping overhead and the whispering breeze in the laurel trees.
This is fresco living as championed by Bodrum Loft, an intimate new hotel and villa development on Turkey’s south-west coast, also known as the Turquoise Riviera. It may be just a 30-minute drive across the peninsula from Bodrum, but it is a world away from the bright lights of the town’s infamous nightlife. While Bodrum remains a jet-set destination for party-lovers (it first became fashionable in the 1970s when the likes of Princess Margearet, Michael Caine and Mick Jagger made it a hip hotspot), this latest opening is harnessing a more peaceful allure. Made up of a collection of 36 hillside villas, overlooking the tranquil and unbelievably azure Demirbükü Bay, Bodrum Loft has been built to be camouflaged with-in the landscape. Look closely from the shore and you can just about see glimpses of the stone and wood buildings, as though they are peeking out of the steep, forested slopes.
THE SCOTSMAN / APRIL 2021
Bodrum Loft, Turkey
New 36-villa property Bodrum Loft has been designed like an Aegean village and is situated on a peninsula with easy Access to a peaceful beach. Facilities include a spa, gym and gourmet restaurants, with an option for in-villa dining.
Sensitively carved into the rocks, the resort has been constructed with sustainability in mind. Endemic trees such as sandalwood, olive and laurel have been preserved in the landscaped gardens, and green roofs collect rainwater to be recycled through a water filtration system and used in irrigation.
TRAVEL TIME / APRIL 2021
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THE TELEGRAPH / APRIL 2021
Bodrum Loft is a lighter-footprint-focused Aegean village of 36 sustainability-buit waterfront villas, with restaurants, spa and private beach. While not for sale, they will be available for long lets of up to six months (from €4,250 per week or €71,500 for six months).
THE TELEGRAPH – TRAVEL / APRIL 2021
Bodrum Loft, Turkey
The all-villa Bodrum Loft makes a splash on the Turkish coast thiss May. It’s stacked up the hillside like a traditional Aegean fishing village, but the similarity ends there-this is an all-out luxury resort, designed by Tabanlioglu Architects, who also did the Macakizi Beach Club, just along the coast. It’s similar in
feel: outdoor-living spaces allow sea breezes in and sea views out, built from raw materials for a rustic sophistication, and working harmoniously with the landscape. Restaurants, bars
and pool terraces tumble down to the sea, and a path weaves down through the sandalwood, pine and citrus trees to swimming platforms afloat on the iridescent water. All 36 villas have their own pool, and there’s a spa, too. Three-bedroom villas from €2,750 a week.
THE TELEGRAPH / APRIL 2021
Bodrum Loft, Turkey
The all-villa Bodrum Loft makes a splash on the Turkish coast this May. It’s stacked up the hillside like a traditional Aegean fishing village, but the similarity ends there-this is an all-out luxury resort, designed by Tabanlioglu Architects who also did the Macakizi’s Beach Club, just along the coast. It’s similar in feel: outdoor-living spaces allow sea breezes in and sea views out, built from raw materials for a rustic sophistication, and working harmoniously with the landscape. Restaurants, bars
and pool terraces tumble down to the sea, and a path weaves down through the sandalwood, pine and citrus trees to swimming platforms afloat on the iridescent water. All 36 villas have their own pool, and there’s a spa, too. Three-bedroom villas from €2,750 a week.
SLEEPER / MARCH 2021
Inspired by the outdoor lifestyle Turks have led for centuries, Bodrum Loft – launching in May 2021 – has been designed by Tabanlioglu Architects to encapsulate modern village life with a focus on sustainability.
The development comprises 36 fully furnished villas ranging in size from two to four bedrooms, which are available to rent as part of a hotel programme or to lease long-term.
Amenities offered include a swimming pool and landscaped gardens; fine – dining restaurants, in – villa catering and a bar; fitness centre and a spa.
With just under a third of the 57,000 m2 site constructed on, the villas are subsequently surrounding by natüre, which ensures the sustainability of the area. Sandalwood, olive, laurel, mastic, cranberry and citrus trees, along with the evergreen shrubs endemic to the Mediterranean, have been preserved throughout.
GRAZIA / MARCH 2021
HOSPITALITY INTERIORS / MARCH 2021
Bodrum Loft to open May 2021
A new and unique offering of exclusive villas, in a private bay, with a focus on design and sustainability.
Inspired by the outdoor lifestyle people have led for centuries in Bodrum loft, launching May
2021 has been designed as the perfect settings for modern village life, with a focus on design and sustainability.
With a sun-kissed Aegean village feel that balances simplicity and luxury, the resort features 36 fully furnished and beautifully designed villas that feel like your home.
Bodrum Loft is an award-wining Project and the first of its kind
in the Mediterranean. It offers high-end villas ranging in size from two-to four-bedroom with a unique style, available to rent as part of a hotel programme or to lease long term. The fully furnished villas offer amenities and service one would expect from a five-star-hotel to include; landscaped swimming pool and gardens, fine-dining restaurants with World-renowned chef, private in-village catering, bar, fitness center, spa, private beach, housekeeping, room service and more.
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