15 years
We used to provide cereal, milk, fresh bread from bakery across the road (started with croissants but that got too expensive), condiments and juice. tea/coffee were already free. We'd had to bring in free milk anyway to stop people stealing ours/other guests.
we charged 2 pound. It was help yourself/honour payment :rolleyes: and all you can eat.
We started to provide breakfast like this for free + unlimited tea/coffee in the beginning of summer and it gave guests a reason to complain and drag ratings down (even if we advertise everywhere as basic breakfast) and say it is very poor (I suppose that they expected full English included in the 11 EUR price). So I'm starting to be against "free" breakfast and pro offering a small breakfast menu and charge for that (or they can cook their own breakfast). Then again many people book the hostel based on "free" breakfast promise. Go figure
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