Bodrum Airport  by Karen Makepeace

5 July 2008   Customer Rating :

Bodrum airport is small and can get very overcrowded with a lack of seating space, especially when people are hanging around for delayed flights. It is quite cool and clean. Once you go through to departure lounge you are not allowed back out to smoke. Take your own food with you or buy some crisps/sweets/drinks from the little shop on the left as you enter the airport. It is still a little overpriced, but not as extortionate as the rest of the cafes and shop in departures. £4 for a small plastic cup of tea or a smallish paper cup of coke! £9 for a burger, coke and chips. The food is pretty awful, so please don't get ripped off. The prices are disgusting and show incredible greed.

Bodrum Airport  by Andy Lodge

30 August 2007   Customer Rating :

Airport new and clean. Not much to do at the airport so dont get there to early. In general the airport is let down by the need to extract money from passing tourists £1.50 for a luggage trolley 100 yards use and 5 euros for a can of Fanta in the departure hall! Security did not appear to be as tight as at UK airports.

Bodrum Airport  by Grace Givnan

5 October 2006   Customer Rating : n/a

Although the airport is quite small it is clean. But watch out for the 'CAFE SERA' on the ground floor they charge £13 for 2 coffees and £10 for 2 beers and when you complain they just laugh at you.

Bodrum Airport  by Geoff Hollings
5 October 2006

We found that passengers had to lift their own cases as well as hand baggage, onto a conveyor to the x-ray machine, before reaching the check-in desks. This was quite high and most people found it a struggle. Be prepared to barter for prices in the Duty Free shops, but not in the cafeteria, where prices are ri8diculous - we paid £14 for 2 teas and 2 coffees.

Bodrum Airport  by Sue Wain
10 June 2006

I will agree the prices for food is daylight robbery. There are toilets downstairs to the left as you enter the departure hall. I would like to add that although the airport is small I found it very efficient. Quick to board passengers, and flights leave as soon as all passengers are boarded.

Bodrum Airport  by Mark Pearce
1 September 2005

Milas-Bodrum Airport is quite small and looks fairly new. It is located about 30 minutes drive away from the town of Bodrum near the town of Milas. Passengers and their baggage have to go through security at the entrance to the airport and again when going through to the departure lounge. The check in hall has desks for all the Turkish airlines and a large screen listing all the flights. Toilets and a small cafe can also be found in this area. The departure lounge itself is very small had has a limited number shops and cafes (which are quite expensive) and only 4 or 5 gates. The only toilets in the departure lounge are located upstairs in the cafe. The arrivals hall also has some shops and 4 or 5 luggage carousels which are located just after passport control. The ground staff were very quick at delivering our baggage from the plane. Unfortunately there is a charge of £1 for use of luggage trolleys (which i did not use) so it is better to take suitcases with wheels on. On the whole the airport is fairly good and the staff are nice.

Bodrum Airport  by O Sciacca

1 September 2005

Prices of robbery in the restaurant (7 Euro a sandwich, 5 Euro a coffe): what a shame!!!

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