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At Lara Barut Collection in Kundu near Side, clients can now stay in the 24 new private Bayou Villas, each boasting their own garden and swimming pools with fresh and salt water. There are one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom options, all offering stylish modern interiors, located on areas ranging from 250 square metres to 1,000 square metres. 

Your clients will have exclusive access to the eye and palate-pleasing delicacies at Weik a la carte restaurant and bar, and can indulge in cocktails at the Bayou Lounge. They’ll also have full access to all the facilities at Lara Barut Collection, including the lush gardens, the nine a la carte restaurants and seven bars, shows, sports activities and concept events. 

Ready to welcome guests for 2023

Clients will be welcomed by new-look interiors and public spaces at Barut Hemera, Arum Barut Collection and Acanthus Cennet Barut Collection in Side, which have all undergone impressive renovation works over the winter season. Expect modern accommodation and refreshed spaces to relax and unwind, combined with mesmerising Mediterranean views. 

They’re now all open and welcoming guests for the 2023 season with their renovated spaces, stylish ambiance and never-changing quality service. 

Championing green energy 

Barut Hotels collates its sustainability projects through its We Care All initiative, investing in social responsibility projects in education, culture, art and sports. The brand is continuing to stand out with its investments in green energy. Properties are starting to generate their own energy, and the entire portfolio will be powered by green energy by the end of 2023. 

Near Antalya, the group’s Acanthus Cennet Barut Collection in Side and Lara Barut Collection in Kundu are the first green energy certified hotels in the Mediterranean region of Turkiye. 

Marketing and corporate communications manager Birgul Akgul explains: “As part of our We Care All Sustainability awareness project, we make investments for the efficient use of natural resources and less consumption. We welcome millions of guests annually in our country, and we are responsible for the sustainable environment and tourism; we must protect our environment.”

Supporting the Side excavation works