Marriott International, Inc. has signed an agreement with Kuzu Group to bring a luxury resort and branded residences under the St. Regis brand within the secluded enclave of the Kazikli Cove in Bodrum, Turkiye.
The beachfront project is anticipated to open in 2030. The St. Regis Karya Cove Resort is anticipated to feature 138 guestrooms and multiple dining experiences. The resort also plans to include a range of facilities such as an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre, kids club and spa, along with meetings and events space for celebrations and iconic gatherings. The residences at The St. Regis Karya Cove Resort are expected to comprise 221 one-to-five-bedroom luxury apartments and villas.
“The signing of a St. Regis resort and branded residences in Bodrum reflects our commitment to growing our portfolio of brands and the demand we are seeing for luxury experiences in Turkiye,” commented Marriott International Chief Development Officer, Europe, Middle East & Africa Jerome Briet. “Bodrum, with its azure waters, rich heritage and contemporary allure, continues to attract travelers from around the world seeking refined leisure experiences. We look forward to bringing the timeless elegance of the St. Regis brand to the remarkable area of the Kazikli Cove, offering guests and residents unparalleled service and sophistication.”
“We are proud to work with Marriott International to develop a St. Regis resort and branded residence in Bodrum, a destination renowned for its natural beauty and rich heritage,” added Kuzu Group President Ozen Kuzu. “This project reflects our commitment to elevating luxury hospitality in the region, creating exceptional experiences for guests and residents alike. We look forward to contributing to Bodrum’s growing reputation as a premier leisure destination and to supporting Turkey’s continued growth as a global hub for high-end travel and lifestyle.”
Gen Temizer Erdogan Girgin advised Marriott International on the partnership (as reported by CEE Legal Matters on October 1, 2025).
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