- Turkey Holidays
- Lara
- Crystal Centro Resort Hotel

Situated on 39,500 m2, the luxurious beach hotel Centro enjoys a wonderful frontline location in the popular holiday destination of Lara on the Turkish Riviera, famous for its beautiful sandy beaches. The centre of Antalya, the regional capital, with its old town, harbourside, countless shopping opportunities and entertainment venues is only a few minutes away by car. The family-friendly hotel with its distinctive architecture welcomes guests in a stylish lobby and features modern, elegant rooms, many of which boast marvellous views over the garden and the sea. This hotel is a heaven for the little ones, as it offers an own children's world with pools, water slides, playgrounds, mini amusement park, children's buffet and much more. The unique pool area includes a wave pool and an aquapark. Fun and relaxation for the whole family are guaranteed in this magnificent place.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments and facials. Water lovers can head down to the private beach, or take a dip in one of the 2 indoor and 4 outdoor swimming pools. Additional features at this property include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services and an arcade/games room.

Rooms, live band, games with Romana
Friendly atmosphere and lovely food We really enjoyed game of poker with member of the staff named Romana on our last day.
The hotel is clean and well-maintained, the rooms are large, and the sea view is beautiful. There are plenty of swimming pools. The beach is lovely, though the water gets deep right away. The food in the main dining room is lukewarm—something a hotel of this caliber shouldn't allow—and some of the staff can be a bit irritable, though the rest are fine. Overall, it’s a solid hotel, though a few things still need to be ironed out.
Great food, accommodation and entertainment. We enjoyed October Fest which laid on music, food and the effort was amazing.
All good. Reccomend this hotel. Good service and personal.
