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Food & drink prices at TUI BLUE The Passage

Food and beverage prices at TUI BLUE The Passage are consistently reported as significantly overpriced—described as European-level or higher in a Thai setting with small portions—with minimal countervailing evidence of value.

NegativeStrong evidence·based on 14 reviews

Consistent across all recent reviews (Feb–Jul 2026), with the most detailed and severe critiques concentrated in April–July 2026. No temporal improvement detected; the complaint spans the full 5-month period with no shift toward positive reports.

All non-breakfast food and beverages must be purchased separately and are priced significantly higher than comparable offerings outside the hotel

Multiple reviewers report dishes, drinks, and extras priced at European levels or higher despite the Thai location and small portion sizes

Specific pricing examples include a coconut drink at 440 baht (€12—equivalent to a meal for two at nearby restaurants) and beer at 150 baht for a 0.33L can

Two reviewers acknowledged food quality as good or nice but maintained that pricing remained unjustifiably high relative to portion size and external market rates

Breakfast is included in the room rate; all other meals, drinks, and minibar items are not

Representative quotes from 16 supporting reviews
Negative
Food was on the pricey side
GermanyBooking.comJun 2026View reviews on Booking.com
Negative
die unserer Meinung nach etwas zu hohen Preise fürs Essen
GermanyBooking.comMay 2026View reviews on Booking.com
Negative
W restauracji mogły by być niższe ceny
PolandBooking.comJul 2026View reviews on Booking.com
Negative
Bierpreise an der Bar könnten tagsüber günstiger sein. 150 Thb für 0,33er Dosen ist schon relativ teuer
GermanyBooking.comMay 2026View reviews on Booking.com
Negative
food, drinks, and other extras at the hotel were very expensive compared to other places we stayed in Thailand
United KingdomBooking.comMay 2026View reviews on Booking.com

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