B&B vs All Inclusive
Discussion
Evening chaps, I have done a fair bit of travel in the UAE, Dubai and AD.
What is the general consensus on what the average prices would be for lunch, dinner and drinks for 2 adults and a kid in this place or similar?
http://miramar-al-aqah-resort-fujairah.com/index.h...
The only reason I ask is I am trying to gauge if its worth paying £700 ish for 6 days for AI over B&B.
Over to you chaps.
Mods, please here as I think I will get a better answer.
Ta.
What is the general consensus on what the average prices would be for lunch, dinner and drinks for 2 adults and a kid in this place or similar?
http://miramar-al-aqah-resort-fujairah.com/index.h...
The only reason I ask is I am trying to gauge if its worth paying £700 ish for 6 days for AI over B&B.
Over to you chaps.
Mods, please here as I think I will get a better answer.
Ta.
It depends if the AI is for buffet or includes their a la carte restaurants.
Personally I would tire of the ME hotel buffet really quickly - unless it was a Friday Brunch style affair every day.
But if you want 'cheap and chearful' you can't go much wrong with that deal. As long as you drink your fair share!
Personally I would tire of the ME hotel buffet really quickly - unless it was a Friday Brunch style affair every day.
But if you want 'cheap and chearful' you can't go much wrong with that deal. As long as you drink your fair share!
Dan all we are looking for is pool and beach in December in UAE. Any other suggestions, RAK?
I am aware that if beer is included then I can have a few everyday without worry, its not like I can pop down to the local supermarket and buy some like in virtually any other non muslim country. Last time I was in AD it was on business and cannot recall how much food and drink were.
I may email the hotel and ask if its buffet or menu!
Ta.
I am aware that if beer is included then I can have a few everyday without worry, its not like I can pop down to the local supermarket and buy some like in virtually any other non muslim country. Last time I was in AD it was on business and cannot recall how much food and drink were.
I may email the hotel and ask if its buffet or menu!
Ta.
[quote=ALawson] its not like I can pop down to the local supermarket and buy some like in virtually any other non muslim country. quote]
Well you can actually. Barracuda is around 30km from RAK. Big booze shop, no license required.
Hotels in RAK
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotels-g298063-Ras_Al...
Well you can actually. Barracuda is around 30km from RAK. Big booze shop, no license required.
Hotels in RAK
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotels-g298063-Ras_Al...
6th Gear]Lawson] its not like I can pop down to the local supermarket and buy some like in virtually any other non muslim country. quote said:
Well you can actually. Barracuda is around 30km from RAK. Big booze shop, no license required.
Hotels in RAK
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotels-g298063-Ras_Al...
Is Barracuda in RAK? I thought that you weren't allowed to take booze between emirates...Well that used to be the case.Hotels in RAK
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotels-g298063-Ras_Al...
I will have a look at RAK!
The Miramar is a great hotel - we go there for a couple of weekends each year.
AI is buffet, in a room that is often very busy. Unfortunatley There are a couple of other restaurants on site which are good, but cost extra...so are often fairly quiet.
We tend to go B&B, eating late and well in the morning and enjoying the quieter restaurants in the evening.
Beer is about seven quid a pint so if you're planning to be on it you may well benefit.
AI is buffet, in a room that is often very busy. Unfortunatley There are a couple of other restaurants on site which are good, but cost extra...so are often fairly quiet.
We tend to go B&B, eating late and well in the morning and enjoying the quieter restaurants in the evening.
Beer is about seven quid a pint so if you're planning to be on it you may well benefit.
Hitch78 said:
The Miramar is a great hotel - we go there for a couple of weekends each year.
AI is buffet, in a room that is often very busy. Unfortunatley There are a couple of other restaurants on site which are good, but cost extra...so are often fairly quiet.
We tend to go B&B, eating late and well in the morning and enjoying the quieter restaurants in the evening.
Beer is about seven quid a pint so if you're planning to be on it you may well benefit.
Cheers for that, sounds promising. Just need to get an idea of what AI drinkwise includes, you know the score you go to Greece and its local beer, local wine or ouzo!AI is buffet, in a room that is often very busy. Unfortunatley There are a couple of other restaurants on site which are good, but cost extra...so are often fairly quiet.
We tend to go B&B, eating late and well in the morning and enjoying the quieter restaurants in the evening.
Beer is about seven quid a pint so if you're planning to be on it you may well benefit.
oilydan said:
Dan that looked great value until I realised that it wasn't $900 for 7 days but per night!oilydan said:
You could go to the Maldives for that price. Gassing Station | Middle East | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff