What is your favorite hotel breakfast? (mushrooms, tomatoes, fresh bread, French)

[jlawrence01]

Originally Posted by gentlearts

If you've seen the mess some people make with the waffle makers in hotels, imagine the chaos that would ensue with this thing.

The difference is that the guests do NOT handle the batter. They push a button and the pancake pops out, untouched by human hands.

The waffle machines are a mess as people overfill the griddle or teh waffle sticks to the grill.

[don1945]

For Stateside regular hotels, I think some Hampton Inns put out a great complimentary breakfast. One that I stayed in (I think Rockhill, SC) had a guy there who was cooking up eggs and meat the way you wanted them. I stayed there for a month one time on business and couldn't wait for breakfast every morning.

Don

[NexgrillSucks]

There was one hotel that served chocolate croissants - I could eat just cc for breakfast and be content.

[gentlearts]

Originally Posted by jlawrence01

The difference is that the guests do NOT handle the batter. They push a button and the pancake pops out, untouched by human hands.

The waffle machines are a mess as people overfill the griddle or teh waffle sticks to the grill.

OOHHH, never mind. I'll pull an Emily Litella on this one.

[maggie2101]

We stayed overnight at the Hilton in Austin and I had Migas that was very good. I always avoid buffets whenever possible.

[lubby]

Pancakes, sausage and toasted English muffin with butter or a 3 cheese omelet with bacon and a toasted bagel with butter.

[red4ce]

Reading this thread makes me think I need to stay at better hotels. All the hotel breakfast food I've ever had reminded me of the glop served at my university cafeteria. Usually I end up skipping the hotel and grabbing breakfast at a local diner.

[Dirt Grinder]

Biscuits and gravy every time .

[lubby]

Hilton Garden Inn has a great buffet breakfast for about $10. I stayed at one in Cleveland Ohio.

[Glenfield]

The chicken chilaquilles in salsa verde and the fruit tamales at the former Hyatt in Guatemala City. They also made pretty good omelots.