- Turkey Holidays
- Gumbet
- Jasmin Beach Hotel

The hotel is located in Gumbet, approximately 800 metres from the centre and just 30 metres from the beach. The cosmopolitan resort of Bodrum, with its castle and the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, is approximately 3 km away. Guests will find shops, restaurants, bars and nightlife around 400 metres from the hotel. The complex consists of 2- and 3-storey white cube blocks, typical of the local style, set amidst well-maintained gardens. Pretty, brightly-coloured bougainvillea creep up the sides of the buildings in this popular apartment hotel. With 259 rooms in total, the establishment offers a rich variety of services and facilities. There is a choice of 3 outdoor pools and the hotel also has its own section of the sandy beach approximately 30 metres away where sun loungers and parasols can be hired. Guests are welcome to pamper themselves with a massage or SPA treatment.
Due to the surrounding area and the number of steps around the hotel, it may not be suitable for those with mobility difficulties.
My friend and I stayed at the Jasmin Bach Hotel. The food was of poor quality and tasted terrible—it was cold. The cleanliness was awful, and we ended up going hungry regarding the hotel meals; we had to eat out every day. I do not recommend it; it was a bad experience.
Had a really lovely holiday at Jasmine Beach hotel! All staff are very friendly, helpful and polite. Massive thank you to the entertainment staff Victor and Biray, who were very welcoming, friendly and chatty.
Food is good at the hotel and rooms are clean and tidy.
Beach is a short 30 seconds walk out the front of the hotel. Very relaxing and quiet, always someone to help with sun loungers.
Atmosphere by the main pool is great. Mixture of good music, relaxing and again very clean and helpful staff for sun loungers.
Bars are good with good drinks and self serve drink machines.
Thank you all xx
Best experience ever we come every year and will never change it all staff are great hotel is beautiful staff are amazing especially our good friends in the upstairs terrace bar with nec and jimmy we love you and will see yous soon best food ever guys xxx
This was the first time we had booked a Hotel in Turkey. The Media will warn you that the Country is unsafe. Nothing could be further from the truth. The people are friendly, the hotels are honest in their PR and you get what you pay for.
The Jasmin Beach Hotel offers a family oriented holiday however couples of all ages will find this an enjoyable experience.
The Staff are very attentive and genuine. We received a warm welcome and appreciated the luggage being taken to our rooms.
Our room N746 over looked a pool and was generally quieter than the main pool and bathing area.
We had a few instances to call for assistance ( wardrobe doors sticking, hanger rail falling down, overhead shower not working and veranda door not locking properly) however, these were attended to and resolved very quickly.
I always looked forward to breakfast. Fruit, make your own toast and different types of cooked eggs were the staple foods, with loads of other speciality cakes and savouries. The cereal was mostly for the children. I have never had Turkish Delight for breakfast and was willing to give it a try. Chips were available for breakfast and did not nor will not be trying them anytime.
Lunch and Evening meal The choice of food was plentiful and eclectic due to the various nationalities. The food was self service and the inevitable queues were tolerably short. Any empty food trays were rapidly replaced. There was always a table found for us away from the Smokers and Vapers. The staff were very attentive and helpful (Thank you Locim).
Sunbathing lounges were plentiful by the main pool and kept in good regimented order by Ramazan. Shade was achieved with umbrellas which were tricky to master at first, but the ever vigilant Ramazan was always there to help. The Pool and sunbathing area have music playing all day which can be a delight to some and annoyingly loud for others Evening entertainment was diverting and always starts with a children's disco (please no more Baby Shark... ever)
The all inclusive drinks were served in paper cups which is not always well received, I would invest in some plastic glasses and cups if you plan to drink round the pool. The ground floor bars would provide glass and ceramic cups if requested.
We only had a seven day holiday so did not fully utilise the Spa, Hairdresser, Barber, Turkish bath and other advertised facilities. Maybe next time.
The hotel is spread out and has a large footprint. Lovely trees and flora abound. There are sea views from some of the third floor rooms. Some rooms can be reached by a lift but not all. This is a popular hotel with many guests coming back year after year. I can see why they would.
Hello, fellow vacationers. I stayed at the Jasmin Bach Hotel with my family, while a friend and his family were staying at another hotel nearby. Both hotels operated on an "all-inclusive" basis, but I was thoroughly impressed when I visited the hotel where my friend was staying; the food there was excellent. I regretted staying at the Jasmin Bach Hotel; the food was cheap, poor in quality, and tasteless—they simply reheated and served the same dishes every day. I do not recommend the Jasmin Hotel; it was a bad experience.
