Titanic Deluxe Lara

Second time here. Great hotel with fantastic staff and lots to do. A bit quieter in November but still amazing facilities

Lovely hotel. We were given the family suit which worked perfectly for our family because it had 2 bedrooms. The only annoying this was we had to carry the pram up and down the stairs several times a day. The food was great with lots of selection. As it was end of season, a lot of things began to shut down like one of the restaurants near the beach and a lot of the pool bars. The swimming pool was very cold but this was expected. We resorted to using the indoor pool more and the beach water was still a good temperature. The best thing about this hotel for us was the kids club. The staff were amazing and the facilities were amazing. My son enjoyed the soft play, games room, woodwork workshop, clay making, t-shirt printing and Lego coding activities. There was also a lovely baby room for our little baby to enjoy. Unfortunately the restaurant in the kids club had also closed down due to the end of season but that would have been a great addition also. Overall very happy with this hotel and would recommend to friends/family. Would definitely return if we find a good deal.

Beautiful hotel, only took 25 mins to get here from airport, was impressed on arrival, rooms spacious enough, we booked a standard double side seaview room, I had requested a twin room as I am here with my brother. Both beds were double, comfortable, plenty soft pillows. I had emailed 2 days before our trip direct to reception asking for a high room and we were placed on level 6, there are 8 altogether. We were welcomed to dinner in the main restaurant, we were spoiled for choice with the food options. All looked very clean, adequately staffed, staff friendly, hard working, and attentive. Wine here is lovely, not the cheap stuff. Evening entertainment very good, live band, late night patisserie for my brother who has a sweet tooth. We had a shower back at the room after a long day of travelling, the shower did flood the room, we called reception from the room, and they sent a technician up immediately to fix it, which I was very impressed with. No issues since then. Free drinks available daily replenished in your room fridge. Plenty of options at the bar, QR codes everywhere to see the menu. We had a mojito which was very refreshing. Quick service at bar. Breakfast this morning was busy but we came down late (10am) spoiled for choice. Lots of swimming pools and the and aqua park is still open despite it being November. It is still nice and warm. We have booked into the spa later today for hammam and massage, receptionist gave me a deal for 2 people, reasonable. Looking forward to that. Ergin from guest relations is very welcoming and friendly and makes sure that you have everything you need whilst at the poolside, offers advice and directs you where needed. Thank you so far Titanic hotel. We are enjoying our stay.

Late booking for half term. 24th-1st November. It’s hard to review as I get the end of season and winter aspect and closing down however if you still open and still accepting holiday makers then I needed more. Can’t blame hotel for weather and cold Pools (apparently one is heated tho I didn’t feel it when I jumped in) As this time of year what do you expect. But dated rooms,entertainment poor,poor cocktail menu needs updating,staff look tired miserable,probably doesn’t help when there’s not enough of them to clean tables and get you a drink so you end of cleaning tables yourself especially at night. However the towel lady always looked happy. Coffee hut outside which my opinion needs to be open earlier. And obviously closing down to one bar outside and one pastisserie the queues were big and waiting,all for what an extra few staff. So that’s my moan bit 😂 Not for the good stuff. Food good no problems. Slides great daughter and me at times Loved them. Kids club daughter Said it was good. Waffles great. And maybe the best thing cabanas. Ordered one. Best day we had. Would recommend highly. Nice touch. So all in all. We had a nice time. Some people will say it’s a 4 star it’s better than that. But we have been to better 5 stars,so we won’t be back,but wouldn’t put anyone of from going and I’m sure in the summer and with some changes it would be great.

We stayed here in October 2025 (UK Half Term), having chosen this Titanic hotel after a brilliant stay at the Bodrum property the previous year. We paid a similar price, so naturally expected a similar level of luxury. This hotel isn’t as polished or high-end as the Bodrum one, and the overall standards do feel lower, likely due to its age. The wider facilities and grounds are good, but the main building would benefit from modernisation, particularly the lobby, restaurant and bar areas. The kids’ club was excellent. Our little boy loved it, the team were fantastic, and the facilities are some of the best we’ve seen in a hotel. The slides and pool areas are great, but unlike Bodrum, sunbeds were very limited. We found ourselves getting up at 7am to put towels down, which we really didn’t want to do, but otherwise struggled to get a spot. Also, if you like full sun, the large slide structure blocks the afternoon sun on several beds. The sunbeds themselves were very comfortable and the pool area was kept clean, though the water was on the cold side. The beach area is lovely, but the natural sand on Lara Beach is darker and a little coarse in places. This isn’t the hotel’s fault, but if you’re expecting white, soft sand, you may need to adjust expectations. The restaurants were fine. We didn’t use the A La Carte options for dinner, only lunch, which was good. The main buffet felt extremely busy and loud, more hectic than relaxed. Some dishes were cold and the options became repetitive, though everything was clearly cooked fresh. It would have been nice to have a proper ice cream station and more fruit choices in the morning, particularly berries. Entertainment was low-key, which is fairly normal for the time of year, but the hotel was very busy and it did feel like the schedule could have been stronger. On the Turkish bank holiday they put on a DJ show, which was packed and well received, proving there was demand. It did feel a little like cost-saving. There also isn’t much to do outside the hotel, so evening entertainment becomes more important. We found the staff polite and helpful throughout, and had no issues. The towel attendant by the Olympic pool deserves a special mention. Two additional points worth noting. First, the football pitch was closed for maintenance for the entire week. This was a key reason we booked the hotel, so it was disappointing to arrive and find it shut, especially during school half term. Starting the work a week later would have made a big difference for families. Second, this may be purely coincidental, but a few days after returning home our little boy developed ringworm. As many children stroke the cats around the resort (and there are quite a lot of them, though most are timid), it may be worth other parents being aware. There is no evidence this came from the holiday, but it’s something to keep in mind. Lastly, security does need attention. The beach runs alongside other hotels and there are no checks when entering or leaving. On our final day, while sitting in the Patisserie, two men climbed over the perimeter and walked straight in through the back door. This is something the hotel should review for guest safety. With some investment and stronger management, the hotel has the potential to feel truly five star. We don’t regret staying and had a lovely holiday, but we wouldn’t return. We have stayed at very similar standard hotels that were 4 stars in Cyprus for example :)