Breakfast at Hotel Laurin (Italian Riviera)
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Hi, I thought it was only because we stayed there one night out of season, but I agree with whoever said the breakfast was not good. Everything looked a little old, nothing was simply fresh and crispy. A lot of things piled up in a table. Get the feeling?
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If the only downside to Hotel Laurin is breakfast, are there places very nearby where one can grab a better meal? We're not all that picky, nor do we require huge American or English-style b'fasts, but fresh breads/pastries, fruits etc. and a good cup of coffee are absolute musts!
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If my memory is correct, the hotel is just a short walk to the center of town where you can pick up something to eat. We just ate what was provided at the hotel and had a nice lunch. It was really bad, it just wasn't good, especially after the great breakfasts we had at the Pensione Accademia in Venice.
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I returned recently from SML..stayed at the Hotel Laurin. Have to say after all the warnings, that breakfast was very good! Fresh chocolate croissants (warm), plain croissants, lemon pastry, yogurt, cereals, fresh fruit, hard boiled eggs, the usual assortment of cold cuts and cheeses, rolls and tons of fruit spreads, flavored honey, oj and grapefruit juice..hot drinks. I loved the hotel...great location, nice room, great pool, easy transportation via bus/boat or train. Staff very helpful. AC was good. I can still smell the honeysuckle outside my room...sigh....
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Dear Friends,<BR><BR>I often check Fodors.com, is a great way to check my clients feelings.<BR>I'm the Laurin hotel manager and just to say my point of view, our breakfast is not the best in the world but, I think, not the worst. We offer fresh croissant(plain, jam, chocolate and cream) cereals, muesli, yougurts, orange and graipfruit juice, white and brown bread, chocolate cream, choice of jam, fruit salad, season fresh fruits, fresh milk, boiled eggs, cheese, ham and mortadella. We do our best but not having a restaurant kitchen for us is impossible to offer a full american breakfast. It is alsow a reason why we are the less expensive 4**** in Santa Margherita.<BR>Please write me if you have any question!! Bye, bye..
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We stayed at the Hotel Laurin this past July, at the last minute upon arrival in SML, when our original B and B choice was not at all what we were expecting. <BR><BR>The management is welcoming, helpful, and gracious. The location is wonderful. The rooms have a lovely view of the harbor. The breakfast choices are just fine and the coldcut and cheeses are delicious - exactly what Mr. Zerbi described. <BR><BR>There is absolutely no "downside" to staying a the Hotel Laurin. <BR><BR>
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Judy, you will enjoy the Laurin. We loved it.<BR><BR>Request a room with a terrace and a window. Some rooms opening to terraces have only the door to go out. Our room also had the window which made the room cheerful and bright and gave us a great panoramic view. <BR><BR>The terrace is fabulous for relaxing in between area adventures or for "take-out" lunches or dinners. And don't forget to lounge by the roof top pool with the spectacular harbor view. <BR><BR>Desperately missing SML right now!<BR><BR>Enjoy your trip!<BR>
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