Baska Resort Bodrum

Hotel Highlights

• Opening in 2026, this 5-star luxury hideout brings all the dreamy Aegean village vibes with whitewashed buildings, stone walkways, bougainvillea, olive trees and island views that are seriously easy on the eyes.

• The Başka Ultra All Inclusive concept keeps things easy with buffet meals, a daily restocked minibar, in-room capsule coffee, pastries, ice cream, fresh juices and herbal teas all part of the holiday glow-up.

• It is right on the seafront with a 200m beach and a jetty platform, so beach days here are less faff and more straight-in-the-sea energy.

• The 57,000m2 setting mixes calm daytime lounging with lively evenings, live entertainment and a buzzy open-air feel that totally nails Bodrum cool.

• Check-in starts from 15:00 and you are welcomed with champagne, a signature cocktail and tasty snacks in the standout lobby, because first impressions matter.

• If you really want to dial things up, the Kubbe Room comes with butler service for that extra bit of main-character treatment.

Location

• The hotel sits in Eskiçeşme and is just 0.8km from Bodrum centre, so you are close enough for cocktails, marina strolls and late-night wanderings without being right in the thick of it.

• Bodrum Milas Airport is around 35km away, and there are taxi and VIP transfer options to keep the arrival nice and painless.

• You are right by the sea with a beachfront setting, a 200m stretch of shore and island views that do not need a filter.

• Bodrum Castle and the old town are only 0.5km away, and the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus is also 0.5km away if you fancy a bit of culture between pool sessions.

• For beach-hopping and day trips, Bitez Beach is 8km away, Myndos Ancient City is 5km away, Türkbükü is 15km away and Gümüşlük with Rabbit Island is 20km away.

Rooms

• You can pick from main building and club section rooms, with options including sea and island views, garden views, family rooms, stone houses and romantic stays made for a coupley escape.

• Room sizes range from 19m2 to 100m2, with standouts like the Taş Evler, the romantic Aşk'a rooms and the Kubbe Room with its private garden and butler service.

• Standard room comforts include a bathroom with shower, toiletries, bathrobes and slippers, a hairdryer, a dental kit and even an iron and ironing board for those outfit emergencies.

• Expect the practical bits too, like split air conditioning, blackout curtains, a safe, IP TV, minibar, electronic key system, fire-safe door and smoke detector.

• There is a capsule coffee machine and hot drinks setup in the rooms, and main building standard rooms also come with a sofa for extra lounge-about potential.

Food & Drink

• The main Bodrum restaurant sorts your buffet line-up with breakfast from 07:00 to 10:30, lunch from 12:30 to 14:30 and dinner from 18:30 to 21:00, with daily themed cuisine keeping things interesting.

• Daima is the 24/7 gourmet restaurant, which is excellent news for night owls, snack hunters and anyone who refuses to run on a timetable while on holiday.

• Dinner plans can go fancy with Kıyıda for seafood at 50 Euro per person, Kai for teppanyaki and sushi at 30 Euro per person, and Lento for Italian at 30 Euro per person, all reservation only.

• Daytime grazing is fully covered with Leziz for international snacks, Kıyıda for seafood snacks, Lento for Italian bites and Köy Kahvesi for simit, gözleme and tea.

• There is a proper street-food twist too, with fish sandwiches, köfte and kokoreç, chicken and rice, a fruit stand and gelato popping up through the day and into the night.

• Drinks-wise, you have got a 24-hour Lobby Bar, pool and event bars, a pub and a patisserie, plus selected local and imported alcoholic drinks included, excluding bottles.

Sports & Entertainment

• The entertainment scene brings live music, stage shows, evening activities and a more chilled daytime programme, so you can keep things as relaxed or as lively as you like.

• There are also acoustic live music sessions in the à la carte restaurants throughout the week, which is a pretty solid excuse to stretch dinner out a bit longer.

• For wellness lovers, the included line-up covers the gym, hammam, sauna and steam room, with soft drinks and herbal teas to keep the zen levels topped up.

• If you fancy a little extra pampering, there are massages, face and body treatments, hammam treatments, spa products and a spa suite with sauna, hammam and jacuzzi.

• The Sailing Academy offers non-motorised watersports, windsurf and catamaran lessons and yacht trip organisation, with some motorised activities and selected equipment available for an extra charge.

• There is also a Kids Club for ages 4 to 12 from 10:00 to 18:00, plus extras like an art workshop and reservable cabanas around the resort.