29/4/2008 we arrived at hotel after midnight we were givin our all inclusive letter which turned out to be false information.i have never ever been on a all inclusive were say from the hours of 7am to 12 midnight there is a break between meals.The first 2 days we were there it said that the nautalis bar had snacks running from 12 noon till 4pm not a thing to eat in between these hours and the cookies served at 4pm what a joke if you like bagels with feta cheese in i only found 1 sweet thing on there and that was it.Your next meal is not until 7pm so you have a 3 hour break between meals ALL INCLUSIVE.Now on to the nyx bar it says open late for snacks its not its in the main restaraunt.On the saturday we went to belek market i enjoyed it you can really barter them down but they do start of very expensive.DONT sit down for drinks in market though cost me about £25 for 5 cokes and 2 coffee,s.The whole of belek caters very heavily for russians and germans and the prices are very very expensive.Make sure you pack your sun glasses because i bought a pair from the shop in hotel and they cost me about £25 for a pair of copy £3 back home pair was gutted.If your taking kids make sure you either pack blow up beds rubber rings goggles etc or you could be set to fork out best part of £50 in the shop for them or take a trip outside gates jump on tractor train or taxi 6euro and you will get much cheaper in belek but haggle down because still expensive.Get down pool side before 6.30am because you have no chance of getting a good sun lounger if you dont the germans and russians put there towels on them.We found the best place to go was the water park you can easily get a lounger there and the kids will love it as well under the stairs there are hundreads of spare loungers.The staff were friendly. The rooms were very clean and food was ok especially the salads not english food though apart from chips.I would not recomend this holiday for english people.

After reading the reviews on here i was quite scared of going as i thought it was going to be horrible. When we were arrived the receptions was really helpful. They don't speak much English but they could understant what we were asking. We were taking to our room and it was lovely. There was water in the mini fridge everyday, towels changed everyday and the cleaners did different thing with towels on the bed each day.(like made swans) On the first night we was walking round the hotel to find out what there was to do (like you do) and one of the indoor pool attenders came out and gave us a tour on what there was. The indoor swimmming pool was brilliant just the right temperature. We didnt go in the outdoor pools as it was very cold but they are very big sizes. The temperature was alot better than what i thought it would be for the time of year. All the staff our really friendly and always remebered what we was drinking. . No only problems there were is that the majority are russian and germans but they didnt cause us any problems and that there is much to do outside of the hotel. But apart from that our stay at the Pine beach was absoultly brilliant and would definalty go back

The hotel is set in really nice grounds, but it was very frustrating as only one of the outdoor pools were open and the aqua park is closed until May 1st and is every year, but our tour operator did not pass this information on to us when booking, there was only the buffet resturant open, all of the other resturants were not open so the food was very limited to chicken and meat balls, but the food was very nice, the weather was alot better than expected. The nearest shop other than the one in the hotel was in the town of Belek which was a 45 minute walk from the hotel, there is nothing else in the area so not recommended if you want a lively holiday or if you have children or teenagers that need entertaining, i would imagine it is very different in the summer when all of the facilities are open. There was a lot of German and Russian guests who seemed to be catered for better that the English as the staff have either non or very little Englsih skills and also be warned get up early as they hog the sunbeds. all in all though had a good time but thought i would do the tour operators job of warning about this time of year and what to expect.

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.