best breakfast
Which hotel within the Marriott line (that qualifies for the free annual night) typically has the best free breakfast in your opinion? I have my free anniversary night to use and since I don't really have anywhere to go I figured I'd at least get a good breakfast out of it.
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Westin Tokyo. I love the hot white chocolate sauce to go with the waffles, plus bacon of course and lots of good fresh fruit.
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Originally Posted by iowa guy
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Which hotel within the Marriott line (that qualifies for the free annual night) typically has the best free breakfast in your opinion? I have my free anniversary night to use and since I don't really have anywhere to go I figured I'd at least get a good breakfast out of it.
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JW Emerald Bay in Phu Quoc. It's a cat 5 until Mar 4. Hurry!
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Are you asking which individual hotel has the best breakfast or which hotel brand? I know everyone values items differently, but the notion that someone will spend $$$ to fly to another country just because an individual hotel has an outstanding free breakfast seems crazy.
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Originally Posted by writerguyfl
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Are you asking which individual hotel has the best breakfast or which hotel brand? I know everyone values items differently, but the notion that someone will spend $$$ to fly to another country just because an individual hotel has an outstanding free breakfast seems crazy.
David |
W Taipei
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Trump Turnberry - excellent and utterly freshly prepared food, unbelievable service and a view that is sublime.
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Originally Posted by iowa guy
(Post 32069837)
Which hotel within the Marriott line (that qualifies for the free annual night) typically has the best free breakfast in your opinion? I have my free anniversary night to use and since I don't really have anywhere to go I figured I'd at least get a good breakfast out of it.
thanks Then people can give you specific recommendations. Otherwise, as has been noted, the hotel brand isn't necessarily an indication and neither is the hotel category beyond general observations that the luxury brands (St.R, W etc.) will probably give you a better breakfast than the limited service brands (Courtyard, Four Points etc.) but this is obvious to us all. |
Originally Posted by ftrichard
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I think you will get more useful and practical answers if you tell us (a) where you are in the world and/or (b) where you are considering spending your one night away in the world and (c) the value of the free night certificate.
Then people can give you specific recommendations. Same goes for people who want recommendations for best beach, or best cat 4 hotel. |
I stayed at the New Orleans Marriott two years ago and they had a great breakfast (with lots of fresh fruit, pecan smoked bacon and decent beignets). We had lounge access and the lounge opened unto the restaurant for access to the full buffet.
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Originally Posted by nequine
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Trump Turnberry - excellent and utterly freshly prepared food, unbelievable service and a view that is sublime.
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According to my kids, it's the waffle iron at [almost every] residence inn. They could be wrong though...
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StR Bali
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Originally Posted by iowa guy
(Post 32069837)
Which hotel within the Marriott line (that qualifies for the free annual night) typically has the best free breakfast in your opinion? I have my free anniversary night to use and since I don't really have anywhere to go I figured I'd at least get a good breakfast out of it.
thanks If your level is Platinum Elite of higher, you can get breakfast through the Guaranteed Lounge Access benefit at some brands and through the Platinum Elite Welcome Gift benefit at others. But if you're Gold Elite of lower, you'll only get breakfast at select service brands that include breakfast for all guests: — Element ** — Fairfield (except Fairfield Asia Pacific hotels) ** — Residence Inn — SpringHill Suites — TownePlace Suites ** very few exceptions; check official hotel website I've never stayed at Element. Of the remaining brands above, I've had the best breakfasts at Residence Inn and the worst at TownePlace Suites. If you clarify the value of your certificate (35K? 40K? 50K?), your Marriott Bonvoy elite level, and how far you're willing to travel, you'll get better answers here. Otherwise, you'll keep getting suggestions to travel to the other side of the globe for a Category 8 resort that won't honor your certificate and that only provides breakfast as a benefit if you're Platinum Elite or higher. |
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