seat38a

I stayed in Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs and Denver for a total of 1 week. Each and every morning was a breakfast burrito or a breakfast sandwich (95% Breakfast burrito). After a week straight of this, I was kind of glad when the Salt Lake City Sheraton didn't offer any breakfast other than 2 Starbucks vouchers.

Didn't think it was possible but I'm actually starting to miss the terrible eggs that used to be offered at Springhill, Fairfield, Holiday Inn Express etc.

Intl359Widget

I didn’t have breakfast burritos in GJT or Glenwood Springs though the made to order burrito at the Westin DEN Airport was phenomenal. Are they serving a frozen kind or what?

WasKnown

https://reddit.com/r/marriott/commen...qyu/?context=1
“So I just got an update on this from my boss. I don't have all the info yet but it looks like Marriott will be requiring more normalized breakfast and dinner service in most hotels starting 7/1. Previously it depended on occupancy levels (over or under 50% occupancy for the month, as an example)“

This is what someone on Reddit said. Could be cap, idk. Seems kind of weird to me but I would be pleasantly surprised if it is the case.

tomwhom

https://viewfromthewing.com/marriott...-again-july-1/

myperks

Just because they have restaurant service doesn’t mean they will bring back elite breakfast so I’m not sure why the blog made that connection. To me it sounds like to food service has to come back… lots of examples of restaurants open and elite breakfast are still points.

seat38a

The Salt Lake City Sheraton which I stayed at, did offer restaurant breakfast service but still did not offer free breakfast for elites other than 2 $5 Starbucks certs. Line was so long at Starbucks that I did not use it.

Synapseturquoise

Lol, you are lucky you got breakfast at GJ. I got a room that smelled like dog urine and front desk person with an attitude that told me that the hotel "was full" and that she couldn't change us from our room. We came back last week from a 10 day trip through 5 states. We stayed at 4 Marriots, 2 Hyatt and 1 Holiday Inn. So far the best breakfast was at the Spring hill suites by Yellowstone and the holiday Inn in Moab. Both had a full buffet. The two Courtyards didn't include it and it was they were the worst hotels in both service and quality. The Hyatts did provide the breakfast to go and they were ok(breakfast burrito or sandwich) but they provided the best service and the best hotel experience to the point that I am considering switching my loyalty to them.

seat38a

Yes Grand Junction Courtyard was a bit of a poop show. The agent up front did not understand that as a Titanium with others in the room with me, that I'm entitled to TWO $10 dollar certs per day. I had to go up to my room find the terms and conditions and bring it back down at which point I was given the second cert.

Intl359Widget

I’ve had the pleasure of staying at that hotel twice and try to shy away from booking there if it can be helped but with limited options during the pandemic it was difficult. The service was atrocious and the hotel was being used as a halfway house at some point during the winter for destitute loggers and miners.

TXJeepGuy

That sounds better than the grab and go bagged muffins and similar stuff I was offered on my last visit.

seat38a

Except for the burrito's everything else is the same ole stuff one would get in a grab and go bag. Also, not enough hot sauce packets to make the burrito taste better.

ALARISstl

I’m getting tired of the yoplait yogurts and Otis Spunkmeyer muffins(30g Sat Fat), a breakfast burrito sounds pretty good!

Intl359Widget

Everything is unhealthy at these limited service properties even the boiled eggs and fruit with their preservatives sadly.

seat38a

Got Noosa Blueberry at the Renaissance Boulder Flatiron. While still not healthy for ya, it tastes 1000% better than the usual yoplait or dannon's served.

UA-NYC

Brand is based in Boulder, not likely to be found anywhere else as it probably costs $.10 more a cup wholesale