The first meal of the day may be the last for those travelling around London on a tight budget.
A traditional round of sausage, bacon and eggs could set you back as much as £39 at some of the capital’s most luxurious commercial property establishments. A five- star price tag for a five- star hotel some would say.
The £39 breakfast served at the Jumeirah Carlton Hotel tops the list of most costly breakfasts compiled by the mobile phone booking company Blink Booking, with the Dorchester following closely behind at £36. According to listings in The AA Best Hotel Guide 2012, there are only four five-star hotels offering a hearty breakfast for less than £20.
The hotels that serve the ten most high-priced full English breakfasts in London (including service charge) are:
Managing director of Blink Booking UK, Mark Datta, said: “While many might expect to pay a premium to eat in London’s top hotels, the results of the breakfast research still shocked us a bit.
“Thirty-nine pounds is a hefty price to pay to start your day, especially when you consider that many of Blink Bookings last-minute hotel deals will give you a night in a top-quality hotel for the price of breakfast for two at some of these hotels.”
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