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Excuse me, I don't understand about the food - only breakfast is free? Lunch, dinner, wine
a separate fee?
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If the description of the hotel says that the food in the hotel is only breakfast, then it is. This is a city hotel and, like most city hotels, it only works with BB. The rest you arrange for yourself. When looking for a hotel, then ask in the search what kind of food you need: BB-breakfast, HB- breakfast and lunch or breakfast and dinner; FB- 3 times. food; AL- all inclusive.
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answered 13 years ago
As mentioned above, it all depends on what type of food you have. So, if you have BB, i.e. bed & breakfas, then the hotel will only have breakfast.
With regards to city hotels, many of them have the Al (all inclusive) system, which usually implies 3 meals a day, which differs from the full board (FB (full board) - breakfast + lunch + dinner) with the opportunity to drink local soft and alcoholic drinks during the day (usually from 10 to 22) without restrictions. Also, in addition to 3 meals a day, there can be (but not a fact) late breakfast and late dinner, alcoholic drinks are served from morning to midnight (sometimes until 3 am). Light snacks and ice cream are also available on site during the day.
There is also an ultra all inclusive (UAl) system. With this type, they are fed virtually around the clock. Breakfast flows smoothly into brunch, then lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, late dinner, and in between - snacks, pastries, ice cream, soft drinks and alcoholic drinks, both local and imported.
In addition to the usual buffet, they can offer a la cart restaurant services with Italian, French, Chinese cuisine. But you will have to book a table in advance, and the number of free visits to the restaurant is limited.
With regards to city hotels, many of them have the Al (all inclusive) system, which usually implies 3 meals a day, which differs from the full board (FB (full board) - breakfast + lunch + dinner) with the opportunity to drink local soft and alcoholic drinks during the day (usually from 10 to 22) without restrictions. Also, in addition to 3 meals a day, there can be (but not a fact) late breakfast and late dinner, alcoholic drinks are served from morning to midnight (sometimes until 3 am). Light snacks and ice cream are also available on site during the day.
There is also an ultra all inclusive (UAl) system. With this type, they are fed virtually around the clock. Breakfast flows smoothly into brunch, then lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, late dinner, and in between - snacks, pastries, ice cream, soft drinks and alcoholic drinks, both local and imported.
In addition to the usual buffet, they can offer a la cart restaurant services with Italian, French, Chinese cuisine. But you will have to book a table in advance, and the number of free visits to the restaurant is limited.
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