Food & drink prices at Island Escape Burasari
Food and beverage pricing at Island Escape Burasari is consistently reported as expensive; guests across multiple countries report high costs for restaurant meals, drinks, and extras that exceed comparable resorts and mainland prices.
Recent reviews (May–July 2026) dominate the dataset, with one earlier claim from March 2025 also noting high pricing. The consistent negative sentiment across all recent timepoints suggests this is an ongoing pricing issue rather than a temporary spike.
What the reviews tell us
All six reviewed claims report high food and beverage costs; no reviewer noted reasonable or competitive pricing.
Reviewers describe simple menu items as expensive and restaurant quality as not justifying the prices charged.
A direct mainland comparison indicates island prices are noticeably elevated beyond typical resort markup.
Extras and add-ons (drinks, massages) are expensive even relative to other 5-star resorts in the area.
No claims address whether breakfast is included or detail specific prices, limiting practical planning guidance.
All six supporting claims report negative experiences with food and beverage pricing at Island Escape Burasari. Reviewers consistently characterize the hotel restaurant as expensive relative to the quality and portion sizes offered, with one guest noting they "have to spend a huge sum to get some simple menu." A German reviewer made a direct comparison, noting that prices for food and drinks are higher than on the mainland—a significant observation for a destination where island premiums are expected but should be justified. A Swiss reviewer reported that additional charges for items under what appeared to be an all-inclusive package were very high, while a more recent claim (March 2025) highlighted that massages, drinks, and other extras are notably expensive compared to other 5-star resorts in the region. The specificity of claims is generally vague except for one recent assertion about comparative pricing with other luxury properties. Notably, no claims mention breakfast pricing or inclusion status, nor do any provide specific menu item prices or drink costs that would allow guests to anticipate exact expenses. The consistency of negative sentiment across multiple nationalities (Thailand, Reunion, Germany, Switzerland) suggests this is a hotel-wide pricing issue rather than a culture-specific perception.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 6 supporting reviewsyou have to spend a huge sum to get some simple menu
Restaurant de l'hôtel : reste cher pour ce que c'est
die Preise ein wenig höher sind (Essen, Getränke), als auf dem Festland
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