I was rather disappointed by this breakfast. Partly, this is because I am spoiled by the general excellence of Swedish and indeed Nordic hotel breakfasts. (The average rating for Swedish hotel breakfasts on this blog is 6.6, compared with global average of 5.7.) This one was merely all right. A…
A fairly basic buffet, heavier on the Chinese side than on the western. Plenty of warm dishes, not so much on the cold side, which was mainly a small cheese selection and some vegetables. No cold cuts, no cold fish, limited fruit selection. The scrambled eggs were decent. The bread…
A, small but well-stocked and surprisingly varied buffet. It shows that I have been in Vietnam for some time, when the first thing I go for is the pho. Very nice it was too. Otherwise, not much to say. The croissants are uninspiring, but in general, while not amazing, the…
Yet another menu only breakfast, fairly heavy on the egg dishes. Not much to say about it. The food was competently prepared, but by no means spectacular. I would rate this 5/10.
Very good choice. Salmon, herring, meatballs and potatoes in the buffet. Taste-wise, nothing to write home about, certainly not the scrambled eggs, which tasted as if they were made with powdered eggs (highly likely!). The juice is standard factory made and so watered it looked like a fresh urine sample.…
A very nice spread. Plenty of cheese, hard as well as soft, and also different egg concoctions. Lots of vegetables and good choice of fresh fruit, cut and uncut. Decent bread choice, cereals and fish. The orange juice was concentrate, but the red grapefruit was fresh. Tea was bags only,…
A lovely breakfast, freshly prepared, choice between full English or continental, but with one of our party suffering from a number of severe allergies, also the option of a tailor-made breakfast. The fruit salad consisted of 14 different fruits (we counted them!); and there were three types of toast (cinnamon-raisin,…
Went for breakfast with (as the great Chinese detective Charlie Chan would have said) with “honourable daughter number two” before her journey back to the Antipodes. The setting is lovely, tucked away in a small Galilean village with Mt Tavor looming in the background and the place is done up in…
Denny’s is a pretty standard 24-hour American diner. The breakfast is perhaps not imaginative; but you know exactly what you get, it’s well prepared — and it costs about a quarter of what your next door hotel would charge you for the same quality. The fresh fruit bowls were very…
This is the one hundredth entry on the Stein Brothers Travel Breakfast Blog since it began in late 2017! Please feel free to contribute entries. I am normally not very impressed by French hotel breakfasts (there are exceptions; after all, one of my favourite breakfasts was in France, as outlined…