Food & drink prices at Ramayana Suites & Resort
Food and beverage pricing appears costly with multiple concerns about breakfast charges, menu repetition on half board plans, and overpriced restaurant offerings, though evidence remains limited.
All four claims are from June 2026 (within the past 1–2 months), suggesting these issues are current and active rather than legacy problems. No older comparative data is available to assess whether pricing or practices have changed over time.
What the reviews tell us
Breakfast appears to be charged separately at approximately $20 per person, and extra charges apply for certain beverages like cappuccino and green tea—atypical for a declared 5-star property.
Half board packages offer poor value due to repetitive daily menus with identical three-course meals throughout the guest's stay.
On-property restaurant and dining prices are characterized as significantly overpriced by recent guests.
Guests report consistent friction around food and beverage costs at Ramayana Suites & Resort. A Dutch reviewer flagged unexpected charges for cappuccino and green tea at breakfast—unusual for a property positioned as a 5-star hotel—suggesting breakfast items are not fully complimentary despite the room rate. Documented breakfast costs of $20 per person reinforce that this meal is charged separately rather than included. For guests selecting half board packages, the value proposition appears weak: the dinner menu consists of the same three-course offering every day with no variation, reducing perceived value for the commitment. Beyond breakfast, on-property dining and spa services carry premium pricing that reviewers characterize as "very overpriced" relative to market expectations. The data is limited in scope (four claims, thin geographic spread, and one vague assertion), but the pattern is directionally consistent and recent, all dating to June 2026.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 4 supporting reviewsExtra betalen voor cappuccino en groen the bij ontbijt een beetje appart voor 5 sterren hotel
the half board is wasted because the menu for 3 course meal is same all the days. No change
prices for things within the hotel (spa and restaurant) were very overpriced
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