Food & drink prices at Radisson Blu Lafayette Resort & Spa (Adults Only)
Food and beverage value is mixed: lunch offers good value, but package deals have unexpected charges for bottles, wines, and premium dining options. Quality concerns noted for included beverages.
All claims dated June–July 2026, indicating consistent recent experience. No temporal deterioration or improvement detected within this period.
What the reviews tell us
Lunch offers good value with reasonably-priced seafood, pizza, and appetizer plates
Half-board and all-inclusive packages include hidden charges: bottles charged separately at dinner, and premium restaurant options include supplements
Quality of included red wine under all-inclusive formula is poor
Billing disputes over beverage pricing—flat drinks charged as if they were regular cans
The Radisson Blu Lafayette's food and beverage pricing presents a mixed picture dependent on meal type and package selection. Lunch options, particularly seafood and pizza offerings, receive praise for reasonable pricing and good value. However, guests on half-board and all-inclusive plans face hidden or unexpected charges that diminish perceived value: bottle wines at dinner are not included in half-board arrangements, premium selections at the Aqua restaurant incur supplement charges, and there are billing disputes over beverage pricing (flat drinks charged at regular can prices). Additionally, included red wine quality under all-inclusive formulas is reported as substandard. These findings suggest that while à la carte lunch represents good value, the structured meal plans contain frustrating add-ons and quality inconsistencies that reduce overall satisfaction with food and beverage spend.
Package value vs. à la carte value—mixed experiences by plan type
Reviewers on meal packages (half-board and all-inclusive) report unexpected charges and quality issues (wine, bottles, supplements), while those dining à la carte at lunch praise good value and pricing. This suggests the pricing model favors walk-up diners over package customers, or that packages are less transparent about ancillary costs. French reviewers specifically flag wine and bottle charges as frustrations with packaged plans.
The evidence
Both sides shown — including dissenting reviewsC'est dommage que les bouteilles soient payantes pour le dîner en demi pension
Some options include a supplement charge
Some options include a supplement charge
Öğlen çok uygun fiyata deniz mahsulleri pizza ve başlangıç tabağı yedik gayet güzeldi
Le vin rouge en formule All vraiment pas terrible
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