The Labranda TMT Bodrum All Inclusive is a five-star hotel in Bodrum that is set directly on the beach. It has 329 rooms and its own private beach.
For active families
Families can enjoy a water park, a children's pool and entertainment for kids. Meanwhile, the spa offers adults a more peaceful alternative during their all-inclusive stay.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
2
Family rooms
Yes
Views
Garden View, Sea view
Number of rooms
329
Year of manufacture
1999 (refurbished 2012)
Hotel chain
Labranda Hotels & Resorts
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, cash
Location
Beachfrontprivate beachGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)Barindoor poolconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiRestaurantSpa & wellnessSwimming pool
Children
ChildcareKids' clubChildren's poolKid-friendlyPlaygroundWater park
We stayed her for 4 nights and my only complaint is that we didn't stay longer!
The staff here are absolutely fantastic, reception, Bell boys, cleaning ladies, bar staff, waiters etc everyone we spoke to could not have been more welcoming or helpful.
We got lucky and had an excellent room, our balcony faced the pool and sea. Room was a good size, pretty basic but comfortable. The tea and coffee and mini fridge with lemonades and water we're restocked daily.
The buffet was surprisingly good, we all tried different things ever day and we enjoyed everything. Great selection of hot and cold dishes. Big dessert section too. Lots of seating, outdoor was nice as you had a sea view.
Pool and beach area were literally spotless. Pool is pretty big. Nice atmosphere everywhere. Lovely coffee/beer spots. Good evening entertainment.
They have one very little shop on site which was expensive, if you need cigarettes or snacks maybe walk across the road.
Highly recommend this place, we will be back!
We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful, and there was a wide variety of tasty food. The views were beautiful, and the pools were great. The two water slides were a lot of fun for the children.
We also enjoyed the spa. The hammam and massage were very relaxing, and the therapists from Indonesia were professional and skilled. The massage helped my mother with her arm pain. The prices were reasonable compared to nearby hotels.
Thank you to the whole team for making our holiday enjoyable. We would be happy to visit again.
We had a great stay at this hotel. The location was beautiful and all of the staff were friendly and welcoming.
A special thank you to Ozan and Aydan. They were amazing throughout our stay and always provided excellent service. They were friendly, professional and made every interaction a positive one. A big thank you to them.
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. What made it truly special was the people. The entire staff is friendly, attentive, and genuinely caring. You can feel that the team works well together, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for every guest. They are especially great with children and always make everyone feel comfortable and included.
A very special thank you to Aydan. Her kindness, warmth, and positive energy made our vacation even more enjoyable. She always made sure we were comfortable, relaxed, and well taken care of, and her genuine care made a real difference throughout our stay.
We would also like to praise the animation team for creating such a fun atmosphere. They do an amazing job engaging guests in a natural and enjoyable way, without ever being intrusive.
Thank you to the whole team for making our holiday so memorable.
Unfortunately, this hotel was a serious disappointment and, based on our experience, does not come close to a true 5-star standard.
The food variety is very limited, and after a few days it feels like the same dishes are simply being reused and presented differently.
When we made the reservation by phone, we paid extra specifically for a room with a nice view. When we arrived at the hotel, we reminded reception again that we had paid extra for the view and specifically asked for a garden-facing room. Despite that, we were given a room facing a wall. I did not travel from the United States to Bodrum, pay extra in advance for a view, and then arrive to stare at a wall.
They also charge 35 euros per day for a cat, which is excessive considering what is actually provided. We received only a tiny amount of cat litter, and we had to ask reception around five times before a food/water bowl finally arrived. The balconies have no protective screens, which also makes traveling with a cat unnecessarily difficult.
The evening entertainment is poorly organized. Paid bingo and children’s shows dominate the main entertainment area, so guests who do not want to play bingo or do not have children still have to sit through it. These activities should have their own separate area.
Almost all of the music played is in English. This is Türkiye. International guests are of course welcome, but a Turkish hotel should not lose its local identity just to cater almost entirely to foreign tourists. Some Turkish music and culture would make the experience much more authentic.
Service is inconsistent, and at times some staff seem noticeably more attentive when they expect tips. The drinks are also poor quality, overly sweet, and often taste watered down.
The location may be nice, but location alone does not make a hotel 5-star. The food, room management, pet policy, entertainment, drinks, and overall service were all below expectations. We expected much better and would not choose to stay here again.
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