This charming family-run boutique hotel boasts splendid views of the bay and treats guests to traditional Turkish hospitality. The stylish Badem Tatil Evi, named after the almond (‘badem’) trees, which grow in its extensive grounds is a perfect choice for couples and families alike. Built from local stone, it has just 12 rooms and suites, which are all tastefully decorated and enjoy sea views.

It is perched on the hillside above the bay of Selimiye, and below the atmospheric ruined castle. While away lazy days lying around the infinity pool and watching the boats as they make their way across the bay, or relaxing in the traditional Ottoman style seating area.

Alternatively, head to the private beach club which is set in a nearby bay. The waters here are wonderfully clear, gently shelving and peaceful.

If you are feeling energetic, you can take a walk through the grounds up to the Asiklar Tepesi (lovers’ hill) to enjoy even better views. You can continue from here to explore the ruins of not one but two ruined castles, both built in spectacular vantage points.

Enjoy a traditional Turkish breakfast on the terrace restaurant overlooking the sea. When the sun sets this becomes an attractive bar and dining area. The delicious food is inspired by traditional Turkish home cooking, all made from the freshest local ingredients.

Transfer & Distances

• On hillside just 10 minutes’ walk from Selimiye harbour
• 2 hours 30 minutes transfer from Dalaman Airport
• 45 km from Marmaris.

Room Facilities

• All rooms are air-conditioned and have at least partial sea views.
• Most have a balcony or terrace and minibar, flat-screen TV,
• Safety deposit box
• En suite shower and WC

Hotel Facilities

• Swimming pool
• Private pebble beach
• Terrace bar and restaurant

Selimiye village: Those who dream of slowing the pace of life right down, to escape from the pressures of modern life and return to a more natural rhythm, should visit the charming village of Selimiye.

Situated on the Marmaris peninsula, this idyllic traditional Turkish fishing village is set on a wide bay with a mountain backdrop and a ruined fortress on a hill overlooking the azure sea.

Fishermen mend their nets on the pebble beach as their colourful boats bob in the clear waters of the bay...

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