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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]On the first night, I’d do pizza. On the second night I’d eat at the restaurant. On the third night I’d order room service and get two adult meals, bring dinner rolls, eat the rest of the stuff you brought and have that for dinner. [/quote] OP here. See, I’m glad I asked! Such an helpful, obvious answer I hadn’t thought of. We will have a fridge and I will do this exactly, rolls and maybe even a bagged salad. The restaurant has carry out so I may do this both nights and we can eat on the patio. [/quote] OP you are just gross. Who does this?.. Feed your kids at the restaurant or leave the premises but this is absolutely absurd If you can not afford this don’t go. [/quote] PP ease up that’s harsh. Whether it is a five star hotel or a courtyard, always always travel with food. I can afford whatever and it bugs me to pay $50 for breakfast when I just want coffee and a muffin. OP bring some food and eat offsite for dinner if you can. Team Mac and cheese cups!![/quote] While I like nice hotels, sometimes a Hampton Inn is perfect. The breakfast is nothing to brag about, but all I need is a muffin or cereal/oatmeal and a cup of coffee and juice. If on vacation, chances are we are eating pretty good for lunch and dinner. There is usually no need for a big breakfast. Breakfast at a resort or nicer hotel can easily reach over $100 for four people…no thanks. [/quote] This is old intel from when I had a travel job but courtyard by marriot has the best cheap breakfast in the genre. [/quote] That must be insanely old intel. They're one of the only cheap places that acharge for breakfast that's mediocre at best. Hilton Garden Inn, Hampton Inn, etc, all have free breakfast.[/quote] Neither Courtyard nor Hilton Garden in offer free breakfast. The best free breakfast of course is Embassy Suites, by a mile. [/quote]
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