Originally Posted by
Horace
"Breakfast in hotel restaurant" has traditionally meant a full buffet, including juice and coffee -- or a menu item, juice, coffee, and sometimes a side (depending on the structure of the menu) -- including tax and tip in either case
At the Camby the other day they gave us $25 vouchers, which seemed like plenty (1 per person), but my dad's avocado and egg on toast (which is 1 dish, its egg on top of avocado on top of toast) + a tea, after tax and tip cost $31. The tea alone was approx $6.
Edited: that said, it doesn't show on the bill any additional charge yet, so maybe they just have you the $25 voucher to discourage getting carried away with it but then if it's just a meal and a drink they comp the overage? Or maybe it takes a couple of days to hit.