Food & drink prices at TS Suites
Food and beverage pricing is substantially overpriced across all categories—coffee, specialty drinks, pool snacks, and breakfast—with multiple reviewers reporting expensive charges for basic items.
All claims are recent, spanning January 2026 to June 2026, with no temporal shift detected—pricing concerns are consistent across the recent review period.
What the reviews tell us
Basic coffee costs $7.60 and specialty beverages (lattes, cappuccinos) incur additional charges despite filter coffee being included at breakfast
Two basic beverages cost $50, indicating extreme markup on beverage pricing
Pool-area food and drink pricing is consistently described as expensive
Buffet breakfast is included in the rate but quality is perceived as mediocre relative to price paid
TS Suites demonstrates consistently high markups on food and beverages across multiple service points. Coffee alone commands $7.60, and specialty beverages like lattes and cappuccinos incur additional charges beyond the included filter coffee at breakfast. Pool-area dining and drinks are reported as particularly expensive. Even basic beverages carry steep pricing—two beverages totaled $50. While buffet breakfast is apparently included in the room rate, the quality-to-price proposition is questioned, with offerings described as mediocre relative to the cost. No counterbalancing claims about reasonable pricing or value were present in the reviewed evidence, and reviewers from multiple countries (Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands) consistently reported elevated costs across different consumption contexts.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 6 supporting reviewsThey serve filter coffee but expensive charge for lattes or cappuccinos
You want cappuccino or something other than with an extra charge
price of food and drink at pool area is quite expensive
some of the buffet breakfast options being slightly mediocre for the price you pay
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