Hotel restaurants - explore the culinary diversity
breakfast
Hotel restaurants: A real insider tip from breakfast professionals
From Moin in Hamburg to Griaß Gott in Munich. Whatever elaya hotel you are at and whatever regional dialect we greet you in, our early morning greeting always comes from the heart. How is it the saying goes, the way to the heart is through the stomach? Our passion for good, healthy and regional food begins with breakfast. At all elaya hotel restaurants, we care a lot about the first meal of the day and where it is served. No two breakfast buffets and rooms are the same. Every offering and every design is part of the overall concept for the hotel in question. Some have a live cooking station, some are retro, others are more modern in style. But they all have a cosy vibe and breakfast is always delicious. You can make it a quick breakfast or tuck into one of our delicious dishes, we won’t be watching the clock or watching what you eat. Even if we need to start clearing up at some point, you can continue your coffee session in our lovely lobby. Until the next breakfast if you need to, it is always open.
Für foodies
Culinary concepts: Love at first sight, and first bite
Depending on which elaya hotel you have opted for, we not only offer breakfast but also have other culinary delights in store for you. How about lunch? Coffee and cake? Or home-made ice-cream? What about a stylish dinner or a nightcap at the bar? Whatever it is, it needs to be in a fabulous location with excellent views, in the city centre like the elaya hotel leipzig center or the elaya hotel göppingen. Or right by the water, as at the elaya hotel hamburg finkenwerder. Maybe with a view of the mountains, like the elaya hotel steinplatte. Or right next to an attraction, like the elaya hotel kevelaer. Because these settings are so lovely, some of our hotel restaurants boast a terrace for when the horizons are even bigger than the panoramic windows. It’s something we understand. Sweeping views and lovely backdrops are our thing. Talking of feasts for the eyes …
