All-Inclusive Resorts in Lara Beach

3 expert-reviewed resorts in Lara Beach, Turkey — sorted by our rating. Every restaurant named, every con disclosed.

3 resorts reviewed From $150/night Top rated: 8.9/10

Prices and inclusions change with dates, room category and availability — confirm the current rate and package details before booking.

Lara Beach all-inclusives at a glance

3 resorts we have reviewed in Lara Beach, Turkey — published starting rates from $150 to $210 a night for two. Every figure comes from the full review behind each link.

The top two compared

Every reviewed resort is ranked below.

Resort Lara Barut Collection Titanic Deluxe Lara
Best for FamiliesFamilies
Standout beachfront, private beachbeachfront, private beach
From $210/night$165/night
Our rating 8.9/107.9/10

Our picks in Lara Beach

Best overall
Lara Barut Collection · 8.9/10 · from $210

Lara Barut Collection is the most complete ultra all-inclusive on the Antalya strip for people who care about food. Nine a la carte restaurants, premium branded spirits included as standard, a 24-hour lobby bar and a genuinely tiered kids' program put it a level above the volume five-stars nearby. It is expensive by Turkish standards, it is large enough that you will walk, and the fine print — a fee-based ninth restaurant, a paid spa, summer-only service windows — deserves reading before you book.

  • + Nine a la carte restaurants — Tirmis, Akdeniz, Kirpi, Kuyu, Sandal, Pizzeria Di Laura, Turunc, Iro Sushi and Secret Grill — with eight of them included at no charge in summer
  • Secret Grill, the ninth and newest a la carte, is explicitly fee-based — the 'unlimited a la carte' promise has an asterisk
Best value
Delphin Imperial · 7.8/10 · from $150

Delphin Imperial is Lara Beach's best-value mega-resort for families. The sheer range of included a la carte restaurants, Aqua Serenity water park access, and a strong children's program make it exceptional value at $150-450 per night. It is not Antalya's most refined hotel — Maxx Royal Belek and Calista Luxury Resort offer a noticeably superior experience — but for families wanting entertainment, variety, and easy airport access without paying Belek premiums, Delphin Imperial consistently delivers.

  • + 9 a la carte restaurants included (2 more at a surcharge) — outstanding variety for the price point
  • A la carte reservation system is genuinely frustrating in peak season

Prices shown are indicative nightly rates that change with season, room type, and availability — always confirm the current rate and exactly what's included before you book.

Lara Beach all-inclusive FAQ

How much does an all-inclusive resort in Lara Beach cost?

Across the 3 Lara Beach resorts we have reviewed, published starting rates run from about $150 to $210 per night for two people in low-to-shoulder season; the best value on our scale is Delphin Imperial (7.8/10 from $150/night). Rates change with season and availability — confirm the current price and what's included before you book.

What is the best all-inclusive resort in Lara Beach?

Lara Barut Collection is our highest-rated all-inclusive in Lara Beach at 8.9/10. Lara Barut Collection is the most complete ultra all-inclusive on the Antalya strip for people who care about food. Nine a la carte restaurants, premium branded spirits included as standard, a 24-hour lobby bar and a genuinely tiered kids' program put it a level above the volume five-stars nearby. It is expensive by Turkish standards, it is large enough that you will walk, and the fine print — a fee-based ninth restaurant, a paid spa, summer-only service windows — deserves reading before you book.

Are there adults-only all-inclusive resorts in Lara Beach?

None of the 3 Lara Beach resorts we review is adults-only; see our adults-only all-inclusive guide for alternatives nearby.

Which Lara Beach all-inclusive is best for families?

Lara Barut Collection (8.9/10) is our top family pick in Lara Beach. Lara Barut Collection is the most complete ultra all-inclusive on the Antalya strip for people who care about food. Nine a la carte restaurants, premium branded spirits included as standard, a 24-hour lobby bar and a genuinely tiered kids' program put it a level above the volume five-stars nearby. It is expensive by Turkish standards, it is large enough that you will walk, and the fine print — a fee-based ninth restaurant, a paid spa, summer-only service windows — deserves reading before you book.