Sianji Wellbeing Resort
Turgutreis, Bodrum, Turkey
Overview
Embracing the sea near the historical shoreline of Bodrum, Sianji Wellbeing Resort is a welcoming family-run hotel. Sianji is a perfect place for those in search of great value but with a positive effect on their health. Relaxed combination of wellbeing and leisure will suit those who want to take it easy. The is a range of detox programmes such as juicing or raw food which will please wellness junkies. Let’s not forget that the warm Mediterranean climate makes this a top destination to soak up some Vitamin D all year round.
**Please note that thermal pool is closed until October 22**
When to go
Bodrum has a warm climate all year round. The summer months are hot with average temperatures of 30 degrees. For cooler temperatures, visit in spring or autumn.
What we love
- The effective detox programmes including juicing, raw and vegan and alkalizing option gives great results
- The lifestyle seminars from visiting therapists and detox specialists with great tips to take home
- Its location is stunning with un-interrupted sea views and beach access.
Who should go
- Those looking for an effective detox as Sianji is renowned for its powerful detox programmes
- Independent solo travellers looking to invest in their health or for a relaxing getaway
- For those looking for a value for money - it may not be super luxurious and not all the staff can speak English but it’s fantastic cost-effective option.
Offers
- Exclusive summer offer with up to 20% savings, please contact us for the details
- 18% off on Wellbeing Booster and Fitness Booster programmes. Valid for stays between 01 January - 17 June 22 & 23 October - 31 December 22
- Exclusive discount, already included in the price. This saving is worth over £200 per week.
- Free Hammam Scrub (30 mins) & Massage (30 mins), worth €100. Cannot be exchanged or refunded.
- For repeating guests who stayed at Sianji with Wellbeing Escapes: 10% discount on accommodation (min stay of 5 nights, not combinable with hotel special offers) *
*Offers are not combinable
Wellness
Sianji caters for a wide variety of different guests. It’s home to a pampering spa which helps to rejuvenate and enhance health and wellbeing. Since 2009 Sianji's Muu SPA & Sianji Life Wellbeing Center is improving life quality of its guests with detox programmes. 3 detox meal options – juicing (Master detox), raw & vegan and alkalizing are suitable for novices as well as those with detox experience. You will be guided by a detox specialist.
There is music and entertainment during the high season. If you prefer peace and quiet, you’re better off visiting in spring or autumn.
Facilities include 3 indoor pools, sea water outdoor pool, Turkish baths with steam room, hammam, 2 saunas, heated Thalasso pool, relaxation area, gym and yoga pavilion by the beach.
Example treatments at Sianji Wellbeing Resort
- Hammam
- Swedish massage
- Traditional Balinese massage
- Chi Nei Tsang
- Reflexology
- Shiatsu
Activities
Activities available at resort
- Nature walks
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Water sports
Activities available at the surrounding area
- Visit Bodrum for exclusive marina, local boutiques and the remnants of a rich ancient history
- Play golf as the nearest course is about 10km away
- Walk into the local village to enjoy the market full of traditional Turkish produce but be careful the walk can be more steap.
Typical Group Classes
- Yoga (hatha, flow, Yin)
- Mat Pilates
- Tabata
- Circuit training
- Meditation
Sample Weekly Class Schedule
Please note - Classes are subject to change and seasonal adjustmentsRooms
There are 139 comfortable rooms and suites. Most suites have balconies and some of the higher room categories have a private Jacuzzi. If budget allows, we recommend upgrading to a Suite Sea View for a guaranteed balcony and sea views.
Junior Suite
The Junior Suites are 40-45 m2. They have a double bed, seating area, desk and some have balconies. A sea view is not guaranteed.
Each has a private en-suite bathroom with showers, bathrobe, slippers, complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer.
Facilities include flat satellite TV, telephone, radio, safe, air-conditioning, tea making facilities.
Suite sea view
The Sea View Suites have a double bed, separate living area with sofa and dining table. They feature a balcony or terrace pool view. Some suites have Jacuzzis.
Each has a private en-suite with showers, bathrobes, slippers, complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer.
Facilities include flat satellite TV, telephone, radio, safe, air-conditioning, tea making facilities. Most suites have balconies and some of the higher room categories have a private Jacuzzi.
What’s on the menu
At Sianji Wellbeing Resort, variety is the spice of life and it shows in their range of dishes and delicacies. Sianji is home to some great detox programmes but not everyone has to follow this plan. ‘Normal’ food is widely available too. If you are following a detox programme you will dine in a separate restaurant to the 'leisure' guests to avoid any temptations.
Sianji has built a certified organic farm to produce our own organic vegetables, fruits and eggs.
Eiffle Restaurant
Also known as the Alkaline Diet Restaurant serves 80% Alkaline 20% Acidic food. Eiffel is a cafe style restaurant with a spacious lounge with sea views.
Sianji Life Café Raw Food restaurant and Juice bar
This spacious restaurant next to the indoor pool serves detox guest all meals, juices and shakes. Non-detox guests are welcome too.
Nunu Resturant
For those who are dining on the all inclusive menu - breakfast, lunch and dinner is served here. Breakfast and dinner is buffet style with a choice of Turkish and International cuisine. You can grab snacks and lunch throughout the day from here too.
Location
Sianji is located on the Bodrum peninsular off the south west coast of Turkey and overlooks the glittering Aegean Sea. Hotel is surrounded by beautiful greenery, olive groves and a stunning bougainvillea walkway.
Nearest airport
Transfer time is 1 hour from Bodrum Airport. Daily flights are operated from London and other major UK airports. There are no direct flights from London to Bodrum during winter however you can take a connecting flight via Istanbul.
Our Travel Review of Sianji Wellbeing Resort in Turkey
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Families, Children & Infants
Everyone is welcome at Sianji Wellbeing Resort. The Mini club is for ages between 4 – 12 years during summer season but is closed from October to May. A baby sitting service is available at €20 per hour in 2018 (the price is subject to change).Reviews
Good location with very helpful staff and good customer service.
Anonymous
Good price with few extras such as airport transfer thrown in
Bridget Taylor
Really good service and helpful staff
Anonymous
Très bien mais le personnel de la réception est moins bien formé
Communication en anglais difficile
Les jus manquaient de générosité
Anonymous
Effective stay for detox and healthy diet and exercise. Beautiful setting. Main restaurant food could be better. Could improve cleanliness of rooms and some refurbishment would be good.
Amanda Birrane
Beautiful resort, good for saintly detoxers and for sinful excercising drinkers like me.
Andrew Leach
Great detox programme - been 3 times now and its like a second home
Anonymous
Beautiful setting, great food, extremely helpful and pleasant staff.
However very little English is spoken or understood. So if one experiences an issue or there is any deviation from the standard you will have problems.
It’s a top dollar resort and they are charging Euro prices and many of the services are rather expensive I would have expected better.
I would however return and I would recommend the Siaji
Kathleen harding
Overall good value for money. I was on the 80/20 diet and the quality and variety of food can be improved. The salads could be more varied, the quality of soup served much better and more filling, the boiled eggs too hard and the vegetables were way too over cooked to name but a few areas.
Anonymous
all staff great, from Yoga to juice bar staff
Fiona Raglan
The resort was in a beautiful location with excellent service and is very good value for money.
Lindsay Hewson
Sianji is the perfect destination in Turkey for me. It is not perfect t for everyone if you expect 5 star service and sometimes there are little things that don’t always work but it doesn’t mater, the staff are amazing, the spa is incredible, the food programmes are wonderful and I just love it. I’ve been 6 times for a complete detox and relaxed time and I come back feeling more refreshed each time with the batteries fully recharged! I have a stressful job and this is the perfect antidote.
My advice would be to try and find out more about the vast array of treatments they offer as sometimes they need more explanation and they have such a variety!
Siobhan Murphy
Regarding the resort I rate it below average and expensive. I think they need to have more structured program especially for first timers, and a good comprehensive orientation to manage expectations would be nice
Regarding the resort I rate it below average and expensive. I think they need to have more structured program especially for first timers, and a good comprehensive orientation to manage expectations would be nice, this dos not require only knowledge but also a pleasent personality that can coach the guest through the program
Generally the staff is ok, but they don't make any efforts for that extra mile to meet your expectation. They do "just enough" to meet the contractual obligations. Example: a true genuine nice smile can be a good start
The other issue I noticed is that they don't have language issues, they have communication issues because you never feel that they are trying to communicate as if they are trying to punish you for not understanding their language!!!
Ahmed Shaker
Very good value for money.
Karen Holtge
Excellent hotel, facilities, food, fitness classes and location
Anonymous
This is my 2nd visit to Sianji which is in a lovely quiet area with beautiful scenery. The variety of food options including detox/ raw food or full board means there is something for everyone and the facilities are modern and clean. Last year I went solo and this year took a couple of friends and it is perfect for both. There were a couple of small children around but on the whole very quiet and relaxing but I'd go out of season if you want to avoid children. There are local markets and restaurants which are great if you want to break of of the detox or just explore the local area. I would love to go again next year.
Anonymous
Just returning from a great two weeks at the Sianji Weel-Being Resort near Gümüşlük Turkey over 6kg lighter (that's a stone) raw food vegan diet which was delicious, no alcohol or caffeine !!! 5km walks every morning,Pilates,Aqua Gym etc.
The service from the guys at the juice bar is first class ensuring you keep to diet with lots of encouragement and useful tips.
Robert
I could not fault this resort. The room was clean and spacious with modern decor. The staff were friendly and always willing to help you with anything you required. The facilities were absolutely brilliant and the spa particularly was excellent.
Abi Harper
Nice 5 star hotel but not great if you are expecting peace and quiet for what has been marketed as a Wellbeing break. Very noisy. Need more than 1 yoga session per day. Poor customer service from reception/service staff with little English language skills.
Julia Collis
Mixed review - location and hotel great. Facilities great. Reception desk average. Food could have been a little more interesting even though it was the 80/20 diet. I tried to move rooms after the first couple of nights as I was overlooking the pool and it was extremely noise from the live bands and also the neighbouring hotel. Dance music continued until 1am most nights. I asked to move and was initially not able to due to high guest numbers then was moved but the room was still extremely noise. As the hotel was fully booked there were no other rooms available. Suggest that wellbeing guests are put into room at the back of the hotel in future
Anonymous
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