Blogger Picks: Hotels for an Incredible Breakfast

“We’re not just talking a decent bacon sandwich. We’re talking the kind of breakfast that you go easy on dinner and early to bed for so it comes around quicker and you can justify one more perfectly flaky croissant. Food is a huge part of the travel experience, but it’s easy to overlook the humble hotel breakfast. So we quizzed a panel of expert travellers on their picks for a truly memorable hotel breakfast. From Middle Eastern classics to the perfect full English, get the perfect start to every day of your trip with these hotels around the world for a stand-out breakfast. Well it is the most important meal of the day…

Our panel

– Vicky Philpott, Vicky Flip Flop Travels
– Suzanne Jones, The Travel Bunny
– Emily Leary, A Mummy Too
– Andrew, Fork and Foot
– Jo, Girl Eats World
– Jessica, Jessica In Your Ear

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Mendeli Street Hotel, Tel Aviv, Israel
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Chosen by: Vicky from Vicky Flip Flop Travels

“One of the best breakfasts I’ve ever had was at the Mendeli Street Hotel in Tel Aviv. You pretty much had to roll me out of there after trying everything I could. I thought the hummus, babaganoush and labneh (strained yoghurt) was good, and then I tried the shakshuka – absolutely incredible. Eggs baked into a tomatoey, peppery pan of goodness – definitely my breakfast heaven. I need to go back again as I just didn’t have room for all the delicious-looking pastries on offer. You need to go!”

If you want to see more hotels in Tel Aviv, visit our Tel Aviv hotels page.

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Bahia del Duque, Costa Adeje, Tenerife
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Chosen by: Suzanne from The Travel Bunny

“I’ve stayed in hundreds of hotels in my time as a blogger, as an event manager and on personal trips. And one of the ways I rate a hotel is on the quality of its breakfast. It really can make or break a hotel stay. Without doubt the best breakfast I’ve ever had in a hotel is at the Bahia del Duque in Costa Adeje Tenerife. It’s so good that we actually go back every year for a short winter break and now have a ritual of spending a leisurely two hours over breakfast on the hotel’s fabulous terrace looking over the ocean. The staff serve up a delicious range of just about everything you could possibly want for breakfast. Think healthy fruit smoothies, a full English, continental breakfast, smoked salmon and other fish, omelettes, pastries and fresh fruit. There’s even Buck’s Fizz and a chocolate fountain. Need I say more?”

If you want to see more hotels in Adeje, visit our Adeje hotels page.

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One Aldwych, London
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Chosen by: Emily from A Mummy Too

“The breakfast at One Aldwych is superb, with lots of healthy options on the menu, as well as a generous pastry selection. It’s also wonderfully family-friendly, despite the upmarket location.”

If you want to see more hotels in London, visit our London hotels page.

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The Langham, Melbourne
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Chosen by: Andrew from Fork and Foot

“The Wedgwood High Tea at The Langham Hotel‘s Aria Lounge oozes sophisticated decadence, and it’s served from 1030 during the week, so you can indulge for a late breakfast. This Melbourne hotel is true luxury, with its spirit of classy extravagance embodied in its two superb dining venues, Melba Restaurant and the Aria bar and lounge.”

If you want to see more hotels in Melbourne, visit our Melbourne hotels page.

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Bath Paradise House, Bath
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Chosen by: Jo from Girl Eats World

“The best breakfast I can recall having was at Paradise House in Bath; both the food and the atmosphere were unforgettable, not to mention fantastic value for money. Be sure to arrive early to bag the window table in the drawing room. Once you’ve visited the breakfast bar for granola, fruit and yoghurt, you’re then served the likes of generous smoked salmon, creamy eggs and fresh English breakfasts – all with a crackling fire in the background. What a relaxing way to start your day!”

If you want to see more hotels in Bath, visit our Bath hotels page.

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Hostal Flamingo, Santa Eulalia, Ibiza
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Chosen by: Jessica from Jessica In Your Ear

“Sit among the (plastic) flamingos for breakfast at Hostal Flamingo and choose from a varied continental breakfast. It includes homemade bread rolls, meats, cheeses, fresh fruit and as many coffees as you’d like from the garden coffee machine. This place is an Instagrammer’s dream, just around the corner from the famous hippy market in Ibiza; the hostel’s namesakes at every turn, a beautiful garden with tables for an al fresco breakfast, and croissants made from scratch by the owner every morning in her outdoor oven.”

If you want to see more hotels in Santa Eulalia, visit our Santa Eulalia hotels page.”