Lujo Hotel Bodrum 

What's included

All Inclusive Ultra • Breakfast, lunch, dinner, night meal and sushi at Koza • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Asma • Breakfast, lunch and dinner at Gaia • Lunch and dinner at Sorriso • Dinner at Shibori with Lunch at the sushi bar • Opa! (for guests 16 years and over) for Mediterranean and Asian throughout the day, Teppanyaki dinner at an extra cost, and light bites from 8pm • Selected drinks including local and imported alcoholic drinks including selected spirits, beers, wines and liqueurs • Selected non-alcoholic drinks • Access to spa facilities such as the indoor pool, salt room, sauna, steam room, Turkish bath and shock shower • Fitness room, yoga classes, meditation sessions, tennis court, beach volleyball, exercise activities, cycle classes, Cross Fit, water fitness activities, mat Pilates and dance activities

Whisk away to Sensum Spa and book a Turkish hammam ritual complete with mitt exfoliation and aromatic rose essence foam massage on a heated stone bed. It’s by no means your only choice. There’s a wide choice of treatments spanning targeted facials, ayurvedic massages, holistic massages, Thai massages, and chiropractic therapies, too.

There’s an incredible selection of ways to get your heart pumping here. Cycling classes, HIIT workouts, circuit training and Brazilian butt classes (targeting the glutes) are all on the agenda, although there’s a big gym and PT sessions if you’d rather go solo. There’s also hammock yoga suspended from the ceiling (alongside standard yoga for the less adventurous), mat Pilates and reformer Pilates. Some lengths of the indoor pool might prove pretty tempting, too.

There are watersports galore, including the things you heard of (jet skis and water skis) to things you may not have done (flyboards, seabobs, and E-foils). And if the high-octane water sports aren’t up your street, then perhaps a gentle paddle on a SUP or a canoe might be the thing for you.

The kids’ facilities are out of this world, making Lujo a firm favourite for family holidays. Rather unusually, it stays open until 2 am. There’s a playroom for under 3s (babysitting is available for a charge for over 24 months), but the real fun begins at the kids club for ages 3 to 18. For the younger ones, there's a sprawling 4500m2 space to explore, with dedicated rooms for music, art, and science. They can participate in workshops for dance, ceramics, painting, and more – and that’s not even counting the various sports options.

Teenagers will find plenty to enjoy at Lujo Hotel, from PlayStation tournaments to the hotel’s very own laser tag arena. And if they're into water sports, there’s a wide range of options available at the beach, too.