Het Maxx Royal Bodrum is een vijfsterren strandhotel gelegen in Göltürkbükü. Het hotel beschikt over 494 kamers en een eigen privéstrand.
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Het is dé plek voor gezinnen die willen genieten van een crèche, kinderzwembad en speeltuin. Daarnaast kun je je laten verwennen in de spa en deelnemen aan lessen windsurfen en duiken.
Probably one of the best resorts I’ve ever stayed in! Wonderful food, choice of restaurants, evening entertainment, gorgeous beach, friendly and exceptional staff everywhere especially in cafe sol, seavore and the breakfast buffet, excellent safe kids club (probably the best and biggest I’ve ever seen)! The staff in there are so lovely and kind with all the kids. I can’t fault this hotel at all. Our MAXX assistants Yagmur & Samed made our stay even more lovely, easy and personal. Was a lovely touch to our holiday. Also Maina the buggy driver… he was so helpful and kind. Can’t wait to return again!
By far the best hotel we've ever stayed in. The setting is stunning, the villa gorgeous, and the cleanliness irreproachable. We tried nearly every restaurant, including Lena (not part of the all-inclusive) every single one, even the snacks, was beyond excellent.
What really makes this place special is the people. Everyone was so kind, from the buggy drivers (every ride was genuinely fun) to the waiters to the managers. Aylin at Seavoré gave us exceptional, warm service. Our Maxx Assistants Ecrin, Yasemin and Serap ans well ans our butler Anara took incredible care of us all stay. As a special touch, after Morocco beat Canada in the World Cup, they surprised us with a Moroccan-themed celebration in our villa: sweets, macarons, a printed team photo, a handwritten letter, and a screen set up so we could watch the match. Truly unforgettable. We'll be back.
We had an absolutely flawless experience at Leña, located inside Maxx Royal Hotel. From the reservation process to the very end of our dinner, everything was simply perfect.
A special thank you to Öykü for the warm welcome from the moment we arrived.
We would also like to sincerely thank Can, who took care of our table throughout the evening. His professionalism, attention to detail, and exceptional kindness truly made our dinner unforgettable. The level of service was impeccable.
As for the food, every dish was exquisite: beautifully presented, perfectly executed, and absolutely delicious. The quality of the ingredients and the expertise of the kitchen were evident in every bite.
The only disappointing aspect of the evening was discovering at the end that parking fees were charged, without this being communicated in advance (we are referring to self-parking, not valet service). In a venue of this level and standing, we genuinely believe restaurant guests should ideally not be charged for parking at all or at least be informed beforehand.
Without this issue, the experience would easily have been a 5/5. Unfortunately, this unexpected extra charge took away one star from what was otherwise a perfect evening.
Aside from this unfortunate detail, Leña offers an outstanding dining experience with exceptional cuisine and remarkable service.
We have been to Bodrum several times, and during our last two visits we stayed at Lujo and Maxx Royal.
If we compare the two, Lujo is definitely our favorite in terms of location, variety, and overall experience. The beach is more interesting, the food is better, and we preferred the service as well. Overall, we liked almost everything at Lujo more, even though that was not our first impression.
As for Bodrum itself, the sea is not for everyone. It is not very comfortable with a child, and even for adults the water can sometimes feel too cold. That said, we really like the climate in Bodrum.
Next year, we will most likely go back to Maxx Royal Kemer.
A stylish resort with a team that makes the difference
Ten days at Maxx Royal Bodrum are behind us, and the verdict up front: a thoroughly stylish resort, friendly staff everywhere, and a pleasant, relaxed crowd. Exactly the mix that makes a family holiday come together.
The food was genuinely strong throughout. Everything was delicious the whole time. Breakfast at Casa Sol with the wonderful Victoria was a highlight every morning, warm and attentive. And lunch at Seavore was first class, exactly what you hope for.
What makes the difference here is the people. On the beach, Cloyd looked after us with drinks and food, always with top service and great spirit. A huge thank you to our Maxx Assistant Yasemin Tas, who made our stay so much easier with all her effort. And we were especially impressed by Tuana Kacar, who responded to our feedback with poise and real appreciation. Exactly how you’d want it handled.
The kids club deserves its own praise. The most stylish one we’ve ever seen, with a great team the children felt at home with right away. Thanks too for the table tennis matches with the team, even if we ended up winning every time :)
We want to stay honest about one pattern we noticed, and it doesn’t take away from the great overall impression. In the evenings, once the restaurants fill up, the service tends to slip. At Safran everything started beautifully, but as it got busier no one came back to clear plates or take a dessert order. At Twenty 4 in the evenings and at Le Mélange we were largely left to ourselves. One small extra tip: Casa Sol is best from 8 pm onwards, before that you often catch the sound check and end up listening to the band being mixed. Nothing dramatic and easily fixed.
One lovely moment to close on: after our daughter’s sand toys went missing on a rainy day, the hotel sorted her new ones without any fuss. It’s exactly these small, thoughtful gestures that make a stay memorable.
Bottom line, a beautiful luxury resort with a team that works with heart. We’ll happily be back.
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