Bobo by The Stay, the latest addition to the Stay Hotels, has now opened in Bodrum. Elevated above the shimmering Aegean, Bobo grants guests exclusive access to the turquoise waters of Cennet Bay on the Turkish Riviera.
Envisioned by architect Mahmut Anlar and his team at Geo ID, Bobo is designed for adults and features 24 exclusive rooms and suites. Each room boasts nature-inspired curved walls and floor-to-ceiling windows, offering stunning views of the coastline and ancient olive groves. The hotel’s design ensures every guest enjoys ample space and privacy.
Bobo is dedicated to refined bohemian living, presenting a unique blend of entertainment, gastronomy, and the arts. Guests can anticipate a lively program of cultural and artistic events, including pop-up comedy festivals, guest chefs, and sunset parties throughout the summer. For those who revel in nightlife, the hotel provides a private nightclub where guests can dance to international DJ sets.
The flavors of Istanbul’s Bebek Hotel by The Stay are brought to Bodrum at Bobo, featuring locally sourced cuisine, live music, and signature cocktails by the sea. Dragon, celebrated for its exceptional Cantonese and Szechuan dishes in Istanbul, opens its second restaurant at Bobo, while the Greek-inspired Paraliaki restaurant specializes in fresh seafood. As night falls, guests can indulge in a memorable dining experience with dishes that honor the region’s maritime heritage, seated on grass or sand in a relaxed atmosphere that embodies Bobo living.
The hotel’s private beach club, Bobo Beach, offers sun loungers on a secluded stretch of Cennet Bay, providing an ideal spot for relaxation and gourmet seaside dining. The hotel also offers an exclusive yacht catering service for those exploring the waters of Cennet Bay. Complementing the coastal ambiance, there is an outdoor gym and a holistic Stay Spa featuring saunas and rejuvenating ice baths with views of the forested bay. The Bobo Store, a boutique housed in a domed tent, sells beachwear, artisanal products from local craftspeople, and Turkish brands that reflect the Aegean culture.
