Caviar For Breakfast At Sheraton?!

I’ve now officially seen it all. I just wrapped up a stay at the Sheraton Lisbon, which was one of the nicest Sheraton properties I’ve ever stayed at.

Sheraton-Lisboa

The breakfast buffet was mostly unremarkable, at least compared to the likes of the St. Regis Saadiyat Island and Le Meridien Bangkok, except for one little thing — it had caviar with all most of the trimmings.

Sheraton-Caviar

Now, in fairness it wasn’t the Calvisius caviar with Krug you’d get in ANA first class or Cathay Pacific first class.

ANA-First-Class

It was more like something you’d get in China Southern first class — lets’ call it Duc de Paris and fish egg jam, but it was still caviar and champagne.

China-Southern-First-Class

Anyone else ever caught off guard by something at a hotel breakfast buffet? How much does lower quality caviar go for anyways?

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Lisa Guest

The Shelbourne in Dublin breakfast buffet has honeycomb straight from the hive, still attached to the wooden frame, displayed on a little easel. Unfortunately, it's pretty hard to dig some out, but it's impressive looking.

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Erica Guest

I'll agree with Gary. The St. Regis Bali was by far the most surprising breakfast spread I've ever experienced. My hubby got a cooked to order lobster omelette and wagyu beef steak and eggs. They also, in my opinion, had the best french toast I've ever eaten.

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Silver Guest

@Lucky – About your post several days ago, was it AA's website you used to check Cathay Pacific first class award seats availability? If not, which site did use?

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Silver Guest

@Lucky - do you have an Uber $30 discount link? The least I could do is use your link. By the way, is there a way around to use Uber for those without access to a smartphone?

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travelista New Member

If it says "vin mousseux" it means it's a French sparkling wine, not champagne. I also doubt it was fish roe from the fish type classified as 'caviar' (oscietra etc)

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