No. I am comparing a "globalist breakfast" to a "globalist breakfast."

A Hyatt Place is a limited service hotel with rates significantly cheaper (usually) than a full service property. A "limited" breakfast is to be expected.

A Grand Hyatt is supposedly a 5 star full service hotel. In this case, with base rates over $1000/night. And an extra $300 for club access. Yes, I expect a more full service breakfast than the hodge podge of SYSCO leftovers they throw together.








Anyway... the breakfast buffet at the actual restaurant is pretty decent. At $55, a little pricey but it is Kaui so maybe not so much.