A hotel offers breakfast for an extra daily charge. It sounds convenient until I realize several days begin before the dining room opens, and on others we'd rather explore local cafés. I'm trying to compare the actual mornings we'll use it, not divide the package price across every night. When do you find hotel breakfast genuinely good value—early departures, family travel, remote locations—and when is it an expensive habit?
Deciding whether breakfast-included hotels are good value when mornings start early
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I think the real comparison is what each morning looks like, not the average over the whole stay. If three mornings are too early for breakf...
I think the real comparison is what each morning looks like, not the average over the whole stay. If three mornings are too early for breakfast and two are café days, the included option may be more habit than value.
That's how I judge it too. If I can already see myself skipping it half the time, I stop calling it convenient.