hotel breakfasts Archives

Just when I thought I’m done sharing our trip to Cebu, I saw a folder full of our breakfasts and the pasalubongs we bought. Two years ago, I shared with you our breakfasts here at Tides over at my food blog. This year, I’m sharing it here.

Aside from the lavish spread, my most favorite part of my mornings back in April was waking up to the sight of my peanutbutter♥ and my little princess smiling.

Well, I wouldn’t mind hearing some lovely music coming from a great fender acoustic electric guitar but I’d settle for the sound of the ocean and the smell of good breakfast.

And the most surprising is how much Ykaie can eat at buffets! Plate number 1 are pancakes with butter and maple syrup….

Plate number 2: Koko Krunch with milk, two pieces of hotdogs and a chocolate-dipped donut…

The last time I’ve been to Baguio was when I was six or seven years old. I vaguely remember all the places we’ve seen except for the most popular ones and the ones where I had my a picture taken. I also think that back then there aren’t many hotels around and knowing my parents, even if there are any, we wouldn’t be checking in there because it was too expensive for our budget. So we stayed at houses or apartments for rent.

That is why I was so thrilled when I was one of those invited to experience how staying at The Hotel Elizabeth was like.
Friday night, we arrived to this breathtakingly romantic sight of the hotel. No wonder this is one of the best places chosen by many to make their proposals.

It was also that night when the celebration for the hotels 7th Anniversary was held. The party was hosted by Shalala.

After the party, we checked in and we were given a Deluxe Room with two double beds. Published rate for these types of room is P4,256 per night including breakfast for two persons.

Check out Breakfasts at The Hotel Elizabeth here.

This room can be a stand alone or can be connected to an Executive Suite.

Breakfast at Tides, Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort and Spa

The Hotel Elizabeth, Baguio City