Our recent stay at the Best Western Hotel was underwhelming, to say the least. We usually don't expect extravagance from a regular hotel chain like this, just a comfortable place to sleep and a decent breakfast in the morning. However, the hotel failed to meet even these basic expectations.
The breakfast experience was particularly disappointing. The options were severely limited—no omelets available, and the waffle iron was so burnt that it was unusable. Additionally, essentials like milk for cereal or even yogurt were missing, leaving very little for children or anyone wanting a lighter start to the day. The only available items were bacon, some other meats, possibly sauce, syrup, two pastries, along with coffee and juice.
Considering the room rate was $150, the breakfast offered felt insufficient. Observing other guests, it seemed many were just settling for a cup of coffee and a piece of bacon or sausage, which is unacceptable at this price point. A decent breakfast is important to us, especially when traveling with a child, as it saves time and allows us to start our day smoothly. Instead, we ended up spending an additional $120 on breakfast at another location, which was not only inconvenient but also an unexpected increase in our travel expenses.
On the positive side, the hotel was clean, free from bugs, insects, or any unhygienic conditions, which is consistent with what one might expect from Best Western. However, this does not compensate for the poor breakfast ex