“Hotels offer you free breakfast not as a perk, but so that you get up and check out earlier” was posted on Reddit—Showerthoughts on January 27, 2021. A person in the comments disagreed, saying that free breakfast really just is a perk.
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/_mark_davis_ January 27, 2021
Hotels offer you free breakfast not as a perk, but so that you get up and check out earlier.
COMMENTS
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Nah, it’s because someone tried to use Free Breakfast to attract business class customers in the go and it got so popular everyone else caught on. Now for hotels that are heavily targeting that demographic, it’s an industry standard.
We don’t actually want the breakfast to speed everyone up and out. That’s what we have check out times and late departure/half day fees
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Hotels offer you free breakfast not as a perk, but so that you get up and check out earlier. #Showerthoughts
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Hotels offer you free breakfast not as a perk, but so that you get up and check out earlier.
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