Quite a few differences from the standard H Group hotel breakfast, almost all no doubt due to this being an airport hotel and likely to have foreign visitors staying. Notably, there was more bread choice, including ready-made sandwiches, butter knives (although you have to ask for butter), and more signs…
Same chain, different breakfast. As befits a city of 4.5 million people and a provincial capital, this did have more than a nod to international dishes. That included three different kinds of bread, as well as croissants (not perfect ones, but a decent attempt) and little wooden butter/jam spreaders. There…
This hotel’s offering was a strange mixture. On the one hand, the buffet was quite small. On the other hand, in spite of being part of the same chain (H/Orange/Huazhu) that I have commented on previously, it was rather more varied. There were some warm dishes that have not appeared…
A very nice breakfast. Extensive choice of both warm and cold dishes, as well as vegetables and fruit, youghurt and cereal. And not only did they have bread and a toaster, they also had knives to spread the butter with! The ‘standard’ Chinese breakfast dishes were also very good. Overall,…
This is the ninth hotel from the H/Orange/Huazhu Group that we’re staying in on this trip. So I am by now fairly used to the the breakfasts, which (like much else) is standardised throughout the various hotels, whether called Orange, HanTing or Ji. It is therefore a bit of a…
Some differences between this breakfast and those in other hotels we’ve stayed in on this trip. That is probably due to the fact that we have now left Xinjiang and are in Gansu Province. Min or differences are that there is ready-made tea and there are butter knives available –…
Still with the Huazhu/Orange Group. So what’s different here? Three kinds of bread to toast, for instance, including wholemeal. But when you ask for a knife to butter your toasted bread, you are given a spoon, because there are no knives. Now, Chinese spoons are actually quite beautiful and well…
Hanting is the brand name of the budget version of the Huazhu/Orange Group hotels. I would say that this is showing up in a slightly less varied breakfast offering. However, it should be noted that the quality is the same as in the other group hotels (Ji and Orange), and…
There were some differences at today’s breakfast, compared with previous Orange Hotels. Real croissants, for one thing. Not very good (rather doughy, as opposed to flaky), but still a good attempt. A different type of fried dumpling (very good). And slight differences in the fruit and vegetables choice. On the…
The hotels of this chain (H World, also known as Huazhu Group or China Lodgings Group) are very standardised, including the breakfast. That is not necessarily wrong; the standard is good, actually very good, considering the price. But it leaves little room for variation in the breakfast reviews. So, a…