I am leaving here today and can honestly say this is the best place I have stayed. The place is beyond beautiful and literally takes your breath away, the spa is bigger than my house and the beaches are idyllic. The rooms are perfect with everything you might need. It’s also not too crowded so you have the choice to sit wherever you want in peace. I enjoy the beach restaurant that randomly ups the volume and plays a few blues songs at the end of the day as the sun sets which, accompanied by a cocktail or glass of wine, finishes off the day perfectly. What stands out for me though is the second to none customer service. The staff are not just helpful and always available but so genuinely friendly and always remember who you are and what you last ordered. I went away for the first time on my own and this made more of a difference than I would have expected. They are an absolute credit to the hotel. My only niggle was that after a few days I hankered for a chocolate bar and I couldn’t find one anywhere. No problem though as one of the staff popped me into a car and off we both went to find a supermarket 10 mins away. I am going to return here or at least this is the beginning of me working my way round the different Six Senses.

The Six Senses is about an hour from the airport and fairly secluded so there isn't much around if you want to leave the resort and see Bodrum. From the moment we arrived the front desk was wonderful, they were welcoming and extremely helpful. We got upgraded to an unbelievable suite which was one of the best I've stayed in. The room was clean, dreamy bed, quite nature sounds and the views were magnificent from the room which overlooked the sea with its own private pool. The beaches are clean, there is great hike/walk around the hotel. The gym, spa and the facilities are fantastic. A great breakfast. The staff are all wonderful at the hotel, the only thing I would say sometimes they do seem to miss the attention to detail when spoken to so not sure if they were under-staffed but they could easily forget orders or get distracted elsewhere without getting the orders right. This was on the beach, during breakfast and evening dinners. I couldn't see a restaurant manager overlooking all of this at times so this area could be improved. However, as all the staff are so hospitable and kind you don't take it to heart. Also this was off-season so only one restaurant was open. The menu was a little limited and being vegetarian, I would have liked to have seen more dishes on the menu. I also would have loved to see a bar/room where you can relax in the evenings for a drink. We didn't get a chance to go in the pools as it was fairly cold still but they seemed beautiful. There seemed to be a fair bit of construction around (did not spoil the trip at all) so it appears the hotel will only get bigger and even better with their amenities. There is also a separate beach for families/kids playground which is lovely if you have kids. If you want to switch off, relax and just be in the resort for a few days this is perfect. This is certainly a 5 star hotel and it's really well maintained. Thank you to all the wonderful staff at the hotel and we will certainly be back. I can highly recommend Six Senses Kaplankaya!

Six Sense Resort exceeded our expectations. The warm greeting when you arrive continues throughout your stay as the staff are so friendly and welcoming. The spa is fantastic, the biggest in Europe. You literally do not have to walk anywhere as they have buggies to drive you wherever you want to go on the resort. At one point during my stay, I needed to go to the pharmacy but after speaking to the receptionist they managed to get someone to go for me and get what I needed which I was so amazed and grateful for. Thank you Oyku. If you visit the Saloncumba restaurant, make sure you take your card to pay as they do not charge this to the room and we only found this out once we were leaving. A must see is the main beach, Anigha (hopefully I spelt this correctly). This beach is amazing. You need to get the shuttle bus but it is worth the trip which only takes about 10 minutes if that. The Anigha restaurant is probably the most expensive restaurant on the complex but the food is fantastic as is all the food in all the restaurants at Six Sense. I did find it strange that prices for anything on the complex are all in Euros but when you check out, they convert it back to Turkish Lira. All in all I would recommend this resort but it isn't somewhere to go if you are watching the pennies. Thank you Six Sense from the grounds staff, the valets, reception, housekeeping, waiters and waitresses etc etc you have made us feel welcome, relaxed and we really loved every moment of our stay.