My wife and I were hoping for a quick romantic getaway. We didn't count on a hurricane in November. Nevertheless this is a very nice resort. Parts of the main house are showing a bit of age, but the place is overall quite lovely. The staff catered to our every request without hesitation. The food was very good. Our room was very comfortable, not super elegant, but still perfect for us with a nice ocean view from our deck. I would recommend a room closer to the larger beach. We did get one morning on the beach and that was lovely. With cooperative weather, this would be a great place!! We'll be back.

MY husband and I recently spent three nights at the PBC. We stayed in an Oceanview Junior Suite. The location and beaches were absolutley beautiful. We were there at the end of August, and we had the beach to ourselves most of the time. The food in the main dinning room was excellent. The wine list was extensive, but expensive. I would recommend going into Hamilton and buying some wine to bring back to your room, you can sit on th patio and enjoy the oceanviews. If you are looking for a place with a lively nightlife, this is not the place for you. If you are looking to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Bermuda the PBC would be perftect.

PBC is a very good resort. Service is prompt, all people of the staff are friendly and they strive for serving the clients. Location is perfect: on a wonderful beach, never crowded. PBC is located 30 minutes by bus from St. George and from Hamilton (bus stop is a few steps from the hotel). We had an ocean front junior suite: location cannot be better (take note: Sea cliff 4). The room was very large, very clean, a nice bathroom. We always took dinner - we had a MAP - in the main dining room (jacket please!). The service has been always very good; the quality and variety of food has been at top level (a few drawbacks, however never disappointing). The extra costs for wine are HUGE (very wide choice, by the way). Fair to say that the resort is VERY expensive (Bermuda is very expensive), and someone could expect a "super" resort with "super" services, and I can understand some very strong reviews; PBC is a very good choice in Bermuda, and if back I'll be stay here again.

This was my first visit to Bermuda and since it was our wedding anniversary I splashed out a bit and paid a little more than I normally would for a five-night vacation. Our first -chioice hotels were fully booked, but I found a nice suite at Pink Beach, and chose it based on good ratings here. I had to swallow hard at the price ($900 a night) but it was a special occasion.

First, the location: right on the beach as promised, quiet, and utterly gorgeous. Although our suite was not as ultra luxurious as the five-star hotels we've stayed at, the setting was lovely and very comfortable. We don't play golf or tennis; we were there to relax and to snorkel. There are some okay snorkeling sites right off the beach, but it was windy four out of the five days we were there, and I was very disappointed in the conditions. But that certainly isn't the hotel's fault.

Second, the food: very good. The indoor dining room had five-course meals with excellent choices. We're pretty picky, and we were happy with the offerings, except for the fact they had horrible coffee. But then, that must be the British influence. (In fact, that was our big complaint with Bermuda in general -- horrid coffee!) The wine list was only so-so.

Third: amenities. The pool was a sorry, sorry affair -- right in the midst of the dining area, so you felt naked and exposed going for a swim there, with an audience of diners. The east beach, while beautiful, had a distinct dearth of umbrellas and you had to get there early to scrounge up some shade. If you want shade, you have to head for the less-crowded west beach, where there are more umbrellas .. but no one to cater to your drink or food needs. For the price we paid, I would think there would be more beach staff to bring you drinks. I've been to Caribbean resorts (say, Anse Chastenet) where we were catered to more lovingly at the water's edge, and the fact Pink Beach Club didn't do so was quite disappointing.

Fourth: the staff. Very friendly. We learned that there were several families who were repeat visitors, so obviously many guests are happy enough to come back again and again.

Overall, it was a very nice vacation, but I'm thinking of trying a different Bermuda resort next time, just to compare.