We stayed there February 2011 and go back again February 2012. Wish we could have been there more often, but it's a difficult journey from our home town. The German staff are the best, the apartments clean and very nice. A singel rose in a vase, a bottle of wine makes you feel rather welcome. Thank you, I'll look forward to February 2012.

Not long back from a break at MM naturist apartments which we enjoyed. The apartment we had was spacious and spotlessly clean. It was relatively well appointed but a little tired and dated.
We took advantage of the extra equipment on offer which was free but required a deposit, refunded on departure. I wouldn't bother with the TV/Satelite again as the picture quality was poor and English language programmes were restricted to watered down news broadcasts. The hotel offer beach towels at 1 Euro per change which we took full advatage of.
There are approximately 50 apartments based around a lovely pool. I would suspect that the sunbeds in this area would be at a premium as there was no restriction on bed hogging. "Towels" were in abundance during the first week but more relaxed during the second week of our stay.
The beach is about 10 minutes away, down a path from the hotel. It is about 15 minutes back but there is a bar at the top of the climb! The beach is lovely and sunbathers happily mix.
Eating out was a bit of an issue as there seemed to be little to entice you into the two hotels. There is a fabulous restaurant just around the corner from MM on the road into the village, we didn't find it until our last night!
Careful when you ring the bell on the reception desk...if Fraulien Fawlty is busy she can be quite rude.

The apartments were beautifully clean and well appointed - everything 2 people could want. The pool complex and gardens were superb and the staff were very welcoming and attentive without being obtrusive. The whole naturist aspect was what we had gone for and we were not disappointed, apart from lack of naturists on the beach - apparently this resort in July and August is mainly filled with Spanish families and the clothing optional beach is full of people who opt to wear clothes. It made the few naturists who 'dared to bare' feel quite uncomfortable.
This is nothing to do with the hotel and the apartments but I feel that anyone wanting this sort of holiday should know to avoid feeling out of place.
The naturist complex was a haven and a small oasis of calm and very peaceful - the mix of English, German and Italian visitors made for a very relaxed friendly place to spend time.

Monte Marina is a naturist apartment complex with about 50 self catering apartments clustered round a good sized salt water pool and spa. There is also a free sauna.
Across a small road is the parent Marina Playa Hotel, for textiles, with its own pool area. You can choose breakfast or half board options, and the restaurant in the hotel provides simple, but very good quality food, tailored for the mainly German clientelle. It has a mix of Spanish and German flavours, and I didn't have a bad meal there during my stay.
You have to cover up when you go outside the Monte Marina complex, or to the hotel, but the sandy beach is clothes optional for mile after mile, particularly to the north towards Play de Sotavento, (a 90 minute walk along the beach!) which is incredible. The sea is warm all year round, the windsurfing and sailing fantastic (because it is often windy.)
Esquinzo village is very quiet, with a good chemist, a small Spar supermarket, a souvenier shop, a couple of restaurants and a bar. If you want shopping, nightlife, tapas bars, local market, etc. you have to go to modern Jandia or more traditional Morro Jable to the south. You can walk down the beach for about 45 minutes, or get the half hourly bus service from right outside the hotel. (Very reliable and cheap.)
The hotel and naturist apartment complex are both comfortable, very clean, very well run and provide a good standard of accommodation. They are not 4/5 star hotel quality, but for a quiet relaxing beach holiday in a very friendly, comfortable family run hotel complex, I can strongly recommend either naturist apartments or the main textile hotel. The owner and staff will do their utmost to meet your needs.
If you choose to stay at the hotel, you will encounter nudity on the beach and it is not really for children. They will get bored. So will you, unless you bring a good book or two. (They actually have quite a selection at the hotel in English and German that other guests (including me) have left there.) I am going back again.