Amanruya, Bodrum
- An enchanting setting which has the tranquil ambience of an Ottoman village
- A secluded resort surrounded by ancient olive groves and Mediterranean pine forest and a central 50-metre infinity pool
- 36 standalone pavilions with large private swimming pools and gardens
- Private pebble beach with an intimate Beach Club for dining and non-motorised watersports
- Four restaurants and a Wine Lounge serving Turkish and international cuisines
- Fitness and yoga studios, tennis court and Spa with two treatment rooms
A private village ensconced in thousands of years of history
The turquoise Aegean laps Amanruya’s private pebble beach, while ancient pine forests scent the air. Resting amid olive groves and cypress trees on the Bodrum Peninsula’s serene north coast, the village-like resort is a secluded retreat offering an abundance of space and privacy. Set on the quietest of bays, Amanruya’s guest pavilions are free-standing, with unusually large private pools. Meandering footpaths lead to the property’s heart where restaurants, a spa and three-storey library overlook a marble infinity pool. Beyond the property lie ancient Greek and Roman ruins in spectacular natural surroundings, including Unesco-protected Ephesus, Priene, Miletus and Didyma. These cultural relics vie for attention with sun-kissed beaches and villages forgotten by time.
Accommodation
Opening onto private gardens with heated pools, Amanruya’s 36 Pavilions feature traditional façades and contemporary interiors with four-poster beds
At the Resort
Wellness
Set alongside the central 50-metre pool, the Spa offers a menu of rejuvenating massages, as well as beach-side yoga sessions
Dining
Dotted across the property, an array of dining rooms and lounges serve Turkish and Mediterranean cuisines featuring locally-sourced ingredients
Events
Whether a romantic dinner in the Wine Cellar or a joyous group celebration at the Beach Club, our beautiful settings ensure memorable occasions
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