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Can you please tell me what is included in the all inclusive concept? I can't find information anywhere
Can you please tell me what is included in the all inclusive concept? I can't find information anywhere
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In the Emirates, hotels rarely operate on such a system and such tours are very expensive. Cheaper to eat in cafes on the street.
From the breakfast-dinner review (HB)-
"Food: an amateur. We took breakfasts and dinners and did the right thing, lunch would have been superfluous. If we wanted to have a bite to eat, we bought something, but it was rare. Breakfast is excellent, buns, hot croissants, pancakes with different sauces, scrambled eggs, scrambled eggs cooks with different ingredients, well, a lot of things as usual (cheeses, sausages, vegetables, fruits, yoghurts, spicy sausages), delicious coffee, tea, juices (delicious), jams, etc. There were no porridges, only cereal. Dinners were themed: Asian cuisine - sushi, an evening of sea cuisine - fish and seafood (squid, shrimp, oysters, crabs, etc. everything is very tasty, the chef makes pasta with seafood of your choice very tasty), Mexican cuisine, and others, repeats every week.For dinner, tea, coffee, juice - for a fee, only water is free.The kitchen is not suitable for a child, everything is spicy, even soups, there was rarely what he eats, the kid ate only rolls and pancakes, when any cutlets or chicken are not spicy - I could still eat. I’m tired, although it was different every day.
From the breakfast-dinner review (HB)-
"Food: an amateur. We took breakfasts and dinners and did the right thing, lunch would have been superfluous. If we wanted to have a bite to eat, we bought something, but it was rare. Breakfast is excellent, buns, hot croissants, pancakes with different sauces, scrambled eggs, scrambled eggs cooks with different ingredients, well, a lot of things as usual (cheeses, sausages, vegetables, fruits, yoghurts, spicy sausages), delicious coffee, tea, juices (delicious), jams, etc. There were no porridges, only cereal. Dinners were themed: Asian cuisine - sushi, an evening of sea cuisine - fish and seafood (squid, shrimp, oysters, crabs, etc. everything is very tasty, the chef makes pasta with seafood of your choice very tasty), Mexican cuisine, and others, repeats every week.For dinner, tea, coffee, juice - for a fee, only water is free.The kitchen is not suitable for a child, everything is spicy, even soups, there was rarely what he eats, the kid ate only rolls and pancakes, when any cutlets or chicken are not spicy - I could still eat. I’m tired, although it was different every day.
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