HOTELS Antik Zeytin Hotel & Art - Sea Breeze And Olives In The Aegean Region

Antik Zeytin Hotel & Art - Sea Breeze And Olives In The Aegean Region

July 24, 2013

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Bodrum Turkey Middle East
ArtEco-FriendlyNature

This hotel loves nature. They like to make olive oil from their own trees - in fact; you can get involved and learn the ancient art of extracting the rejuvenating and delicious oil yourself. Then you can bake your own bread using the special herbs that grow nearby and learn to use the historic Anatolian wood-fired stone oven. Bread is best baked in the morning. So after that, you will want to head out into the azure sea sailing on an open canvas or pulling a boat.

The hotel has its own art room which curates the best in contemporary and traditional Turkish artworks. The organic kitchen prides itself on using the freshest ingredients and, of course, the hotel’s own olive oil. The healthy Mediterranean cuisine will have you dining on cheese, bread, and seafood. Sleep in a traditional Anatolian stone cottage. Each one is secluded in the natural environment for privacy. At the Anik Zeytin Hotel, you will find nature once again.

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Bülent Ecevit Caddesi, 48400 Bodrum / Mugla, Turkey


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