That is changing more and more, though. I was in a Fairfield (Marriott version of the Hampton) yesterday that had a restaurant attached (independently owned though, I believe), and also had a free breakfast buffet for guests. I was in another hotel a few days back (Hilton, can't remember which city) that had a restaurant and also had a free buffet set up on one of the upper floors for their Honors members. In a Hilton Garden last week (Fort Meyers?) they gave passes for a free breakfast to their in-house restaurant. Business travelers are demanding free internet and free breakfast and hotels are starting to move that way, even the upper end places. I've seen it change quite a bit in just the last couple of years.Mr_Creepy said:If the hotel has a restaurant, it is very unlikely there will be any free breakfast.
The Hamptons and HI Express's only have free breakfast because they have no restaurant.
DE727UPS said:I'm more interested in free high speed internet. Finding the nearest Starbucks is a bit silly...

EatSleepFly said:I bid runs based on free breakfast. :rawk: