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Mett Hotel And Beach (calisbeachtransfers.com - Mett Hotel And Beach Resort Bodrum Airport Transfer) Resort Bodrum Airport Transfer, METT Hotel and Beach Resort Bodrum, Located on one of the most untouched beaches of Bodrum, Haremtan Bay is home to METT Hotel and Beach Resort Bodrum.
Located in one of Bodrum’s most pristine beaches, Haremtan Cove is home to METT Hotel & Beach Resort Bodrum. The perfect spot for a weekend getaway or a long holiday, this boutique resort features 72 elegant guests’ rooms, 31 premium suites, lofts and villas completed with private pools and garden areas, 1 outdoor swimming pool, a traditional Turkish Hammam, MOI spa, as well as a rich and varied dining scene. METT is perfectly suited to the traveler of today looking for his or her place to unwind and have fun.
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