Kocadon Hotel — Hotel in Bodrum

My wife and I stayed at the Kocadon Museum Hotel for three nights at the beginning of a John Graham Tour of Anatoli, the ancient name for the southwestern coast of Turkiye, Our tour of historic Greek and Turkish islands and isolated coves from A 139' sailing Gulet offered an ideal means of visiting ancient isolated maritime sites. The Kocadon is a lovely small hotel situated 100 meters or so off Bodrum's main area of restaurants, music venues, shopping bazaar, and harbor marina filled with hundreds of beautiful sailing boats. An ancient Crusader castle is located there where it houses a world class archeological museum of Bronze Age, Greek, and Bysantine era ships that wrecked along the unforgiving Anatolia coast over thousands of years. Bodrum is the crown jewel of Turkiye's lovely Turquoise Coast and the Kacadon Museum Hotel offers a warm and inviting location from which...

This hotel was charming-each room was painted a different color scheme and the halls courtyard had many artifacts. The rooms were very comfortable, roomy enough and clean, the AC worked very well and the breakfast was a joy to wake up to! We ate in the courtyard in the back of the hotel-Turkish or Americano coffee, choice of eggs and a bevy of fruits, yogurt, jams, cheese and breads would appear. We had a dinner there, served in the courtyard, that was exquisite-reservations were needed. Since the hotel is on a side street but a block from the water, it was quiet yet walkable to everything. Service was very good and overall a...

This is an exceptional authentic hotel where you feel the family history as well as an elegant taste and service both in the hotel and the accompanying restaurant. You can enjoy Mehmet Sef’s selection of seafood dishes as well as mezes. Breakfast was a positive surprise with local fruit jams and impressive cheese plate. Thank you gor making this weekend memorable Kocadon Hotel,...