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The hotel advertises its breakfast as a buffet, but items from the à la carte menu included with the breakfast are restricted to just one selection. There were no clear signs indicating this limit—are we just supposed to rely on verbal word-of-mouth from the staff? If you order a fried egg, you can't order an omelet. Later, they let me order an extra one, claiming it was an "exception only for me this time." It felt bizarre. Is this how 3-star hotels operate, or what? So stingy. I've never encountered this kind of restriction at any other Dubai hotel I've stayed at. It's the first time I've ever seen a buffet breakfast impose limits on à la carte orders. The breakfast-inclusive rate is about 200–300 RMB more expensive, even though the room rate itself isn't that high to begin with. Did they really have to be so cheap? That said, the service staff were exceptionally polite and helpful—credit where credit is due. My negative review goes entirely to the policy-makers in the hotel's F&B department!
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