We stayed at The Pine Beach hotel for the last week of the Easter holidays. If you are looking for peace and quiet and good food, then stay here. I would recommend that you lose a stone in weight before you go because you will eat like a king - thankfully we were only there for 1 week. So much choice.
While we were there they were hosting the World Fencing Championships - as you can imagine there were a lot of competitors in the hotel, but the hotel is so big that it didn't interfere with our holiday.
Looking forward to returning once I've lost the weight from our last visit.

I was to a conference in June at this hotel, and my opinion is that this hotel is not a 5 stars hotel. Unfortunately, the employees from the desk did not speak english, and we were sent( two women) to a cottage, were the employees lived, as we found the second day. Very noisy room, with towels not properly clean; after strongly asking another room, we finaly received. The food was OK (we had all-inclusive stay), and staff from restaurant polite. But the room was not a 5 star range, without drinks in the refrigerator, without room service . It was not a nice stay and I cannot recomend the hotel.

After reading mixed TA reviews about the Pine Beach Club, we were not sure what to expect. However, we were very pleased with all aspects of the all inclusive holiday. The food was varied each day and there were a wide choice of options and flexibility of availability. The quality of the food was very good. The rooms were located in a tranquil garden/woodland and were comfortable & clean but relatively basic. The room air conditioning was not efficient and in the high Summer would be a major issue. The main pool was one of the best I have come across, set in landscaped gardens. The staff were friendly, efficient and polite. There were plenty of daytime activities for kiddies and adults and the animation team laid on a show each evening but catering for the mainly Russian and German clientele was not to British tastes, being largely unsophisticated, multi translated and noisy, with a few notable exceptions-eg The Gala Night and Oktoberfest-German style beer festival

General ambience was excellent with smart looking bars, restaurants, spa and gym and recreational areas.

We loved our stay at the Maritim Pine Beach.We stayed in both the resort and the club and they are both as good as each other.
The reason that we moved from resort to club was in order to get a double bed. If you are booking this and want a double bed (or french bed as the Turks call it) then you must specify this . Thomas cook did not manage to get us a double bed and if I have any criticism it would be of Thomas Cook and the rep.
The hotel was full and after two nights the fabulous hotel staff managed to sort this out for us.
The facilities are fab with the water slides and other pools.
The front pools are a wee bit noisy with music, but the Botanic pool offers a great alternative and it too has it's own bar.
The Botanic area seemed popular with the laid back brits like us.

Before going we read the trip advisor reviews and I thought that people were being a bit critical in terms of the Russian guests.
However after two weeks of them barging to the front of queues and them being rude to staff, I had had enough of them, but we did nt let them spoil it for us.

We thought the hotel entertainment was poor although we only watched the "shows" (beauty contests.... hi-de-hi style) on three nights out of fourteen.

The restuarnt food was very good and it was always fresh and well presented with many choices. If you like fish then you will not be dissapointed, if not then there are plenty of alternatives.

The cleanliness of the hotel was first class. The gardens are immaculate and beautifully kept.

We returned from holiday feeling that we had had real value for money.
Might try another region of Turkey next time we go but all in all fabulous and it would be wrong not to recomend it.