Vogue Hotel Supreme Bodrum

My partner, our toddlers and I stayed at this hotel from 29 August to 3 September. We paid over €3,000 for four nights, which works out at more than €750 per day. For that price, we expected a significantly higher standard of service, hygiene and food quality. Unfortunately, the hotel fell nowhere near those expectations. On the second day, I became extremely unwell, suffering from severe stomach pain and persistent diarrhoea, to the point where I could barely sleep. Unfortunately, my children were affected as well. While I cannot say with absolute certainty what caused the illness, the hygiene standards we experienced during our stay were seriously concerning. Our room was very, very dirty. The floor was so unclean that our feet would constantly become black underneath, even shortly after cleaning. The restaurant experience was equally disappointing. At lunch and dinner, tables were frequently left uncleared, cutlery was often missing, and we were rarely asked whether we wanted drinks. Food appeared to be reused repeatedly over several days, which was extremely obvious and very concerning. The drinks were also of poor quality and were often served warm. I could write a very long list of everything that went wrong during our stay, but honestly, I cannot be bothered going through every single issue. The bottom line is simple: For more than €750 per day, this hotel did not provide anything remotely close to the standard we expected. JUST DON'T COME HERE. Before booking, I strongly recommend reading the reviews carefully. I wish we had paid more attention to them.

I had only ever heard glowing reviews about Vogue Hotel Supreme Bodrum, so we chose it for our family vacation from July 5th to July 14th. Unfortunately, reality fell far short of our high expectations. Here is a detailed breakdown of what we encountered. 1. Overcrowding and a Feeling That the Hotel Was "Bursting at the Seams" There was a persistent feeling that the hotel was occupied well beyond its intended capacity. It seemed as though every standard room was pre-arranged for maximum density—made up for three guests with options to squeeze in extra children's beds (and more). This strain was felt everywhere. Main Restaurant: Finding a free table was a struggle. The air conditioning simply couldn't handle the crowd, making the dining room uncomfortably stuffy. The Beach: If you arrived at the sea shortly after breakfast, finding an available sunbed was impossible. Lobby & Reception: The main lobby area is grand and visually impressive, but it was stiflingly hot due to the constant crowd. Elevators: Moving between zones relies on elevators, but out of 6 lifts, only half were ever working. They were painfully slow, resulting in long queues. 2. The Myth of an "Ideal Family Resort" and Poor Layout The hotel markets itself as a family paradise, but I strongly beg to differ: Separated Infrastructure: The large aquapark and amusement park are indeed a total dream for kids and parents. HOWEVER, getting there is extremely inconvenient. You cannot simply drop your child off a few steps away; you have to take a shuttle bus to reach the kids' club, aquapark, amusement park, tennis courts, football pitches, and even the evening show arena. You can walk, but it requires a steep uphill trek. While manageable in the evening, doing this under the scorching daytime sun is unbearable. As an architectural choice it makes sense, but for guest convenience, it gets a zero. Lack of Seating in Kids' Zones: After taking the shuttle to the aquapark, you face the exact same issue—finding a free sunbed to sit down and watch your kids is almost impossible. Hidden Costs: Over half of the rides and attractions in the park required extra payment. This completely contradicts the concept of an "All-Inclusive" resort. 3. Dull Daytime Atmosphere During the day, nothing engaging happens on the main hotel grounds. There is virtually no active daytime animation, and the team rarely interacts with guests. Most people are just eating or swimming. Background music is almost nonexistent. At some point, a DJ plays at the bar, but the music choices were questionable. Beside a few basic sports activities tucked away on the side (like trampoline jumping or Kangoo Jumps), there is nothing unique to give the resort a lively spark. 4. Unbearable Gym Conditions The fitness center was constantly hot and stuffy, with the air conditioning working only every other day. It felt like even the staff could barely stand the conditions, let alone guests trying to work out. 5. Unsanitary Conditions and Restroom Disasters The state of the public restrooms in the beach area (which also serve the pool, daytime eateries, and bars) was the most unpleasant aspect of our stay: Half of the stalls were constantly clogged, water periodically stopped running, and some doors wouldn't lock. I repeatedly complained to the reception, and while they noted my concerns, nothing changed throughout our entire 10-day stay. It was completely unsanitary. 6. Poor Service and Inflexible Housekeeping When I asked for extra towels during room cleaning, the housekeeper simply refused, stating there weren't enough towels and they couldn't replace them daily. For a resort of this tier and price point, this is unacceptable. 7. Spa Center: Lack of Qualification and Communication On our first days, I booked a Turkish bath (hammam) and scrub (kese) to prepare my skin for a tan. The experience was terrible. The therapist (from the Philippines) did not understand what I needed—she spoke no English, Turkish, or Russian. It made me wonder how the staff communicates internally. It was also disappointing that there were no Turkish therapists working in the hammam at all. Although they offered me a complimentary follow-up session to compensate, it didn't fix the overall impression. 8. Pricing and Value for Money Prices for all extra services are listed in Euros and have doubled or tripled compared to previous years in Turkey. Throughout the trip, I couldn't shake the feeling that the service provided was nowhere near worth the money spent. The Positives (To Be Fair) Rooms & Grounds: The standard rooms are bright and spacious. The hotel enjoys a great geographic location, and the seaside dining areas offer beautiful views of the sea. The Beach: A sandy beach is quite a rarity for Bodrum, which was a pleasant surprise. Food & Drinks: The variety of food in the main restaurant and across the outlets was excellent, delicious, and high quality. Evening Entertainment: The shows at the main arena were well-organized with good music and performances. Hardworking Floor Staff: Line staff worked to their absolute limits—waiters and busboys cleared tables and served drinks as fast as humanly possible given the extreme crowds. Conclusion A famous brand name and a high price tag do not guarantee a premium experience at Vogue Supreme Bodrum.

Excellent service, very good ambiance in the hotel, food is very good. Rooms are very tidy and hotel is tidy throghout. Very suitable for families also with aqua park and theme park. Sunset bar which has a sea view is the best place to relax and have a few drinks. We met Habil at the bar as table server, very polite very clean appearance, always smiling. Top class service, i always ask for Habil to serve me and have become close friends. Highly recommended. 10 out of 10. I will definitely book again.

This trip not only good but also PERFECT with Mrs. Begüm assisted. Her cheerfulness is magnificent. Thank her so much.

İl formu restaurant was amazing,all taste was eaten was veri good,all stuff working sere helpfull and cheerfull ☺️Thank you for all