The phrase "a large resort" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a vacation destination that offers extensive facilities and accommodations for guests.
Example: "During our summer vacation, we stayed at a large resort that had multiple swimming pools and restaurants."
Alternatives: "a big hotel" or "a spacious vacation complex."
I'm in La Plagne, a large resort in the French Alps.
Misión La Serena WHAT Oceanfront residential project within a large resort development.
"There's a large resort, tourists, dressed for sport, we will be staying there with Toddler..
A family-friendly holiday doesn't have to mean booking into a large resort with a kids' club and loud entertainment.
The easiest access is from Bariloche, a large resort in the Lake District, where remarkably rugged alpine peaks rise above a chain of dramatic lakes.
It is built each winter on the grounds of the Station Touristique Duchesnay, a large resort with snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, skating, ice-fishing and dog sledding.
The same goes for Hoshinoya, a larger resort that opened in July 2005 near Nagano, on the main island of Honshu.
Despite its boutique size, the property, on the north end of Grand Cayman, offers the amenities of a larger resort, including a gym, library, swimming pool, loaner bicycles and a massage hut shaded by sea grape trees.
(Brian Head in Utah $32 is of similar size; in Montana, Big Sky near Bozeman is a larger resort, but with $46 lift tickets).
The private, gated enclave with 24-hour security will include 32 single level estate homes and 36 luxury residences set within a larger resort known as Rancho San Lucas.
The plan originally was to do a larger resort branded by one of the region's big names, such as Aman or Six Senses but two crises intervened the world financial meltdown and Melita's bout with cancer,sending them back to Australia for treatment.
