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dembotoz

(16,866 posts) Mon Nov 13, 2017, 03:13 PM Nov 2017

out of curiosity, most hotels have in room coffee makers...what what brand trump properties use

kinda hope they are keurigs

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out of curiosity, most hotels have in room coffee makers...what what brand trump properties use (Original Post) dembotoz Nov 2017 OP

Probably none. Every room likely comes with an indentured servant to handle coffee duties. tonyt53 Nov 2017 #1

Do you actually see trump spending that sort of money for the comfort of people? Doreen Nov 2017 #2

Hotels are competitive. Basic things are standard equipment for rooms dembotoz Nov 2017 #3

I've stayed in only one with a Keurig crazycatlady Nov 2017 #4

tonyt53

(5,737 posts)

1. Probably none. Every room likely comes with an indentured servant to handle coffee duties.

Reply to dembotoz (Original post)

Mon Nov 13, 2017, 03:25 PM

Nov 2017

Doreen

(11,686 posts)

2. Do you actually see trump spending that sort of money for the comfort of people?

Reply to dembotoz (Original post)

Mon Nov 13, 2017, 03:57 PM

Nov 2017

dembotoz

(16,866 posts)

3. Hotels are competitive. Basic things are standard equipment for rooms

Reply to Doreen (Reply #2)

Mon Nov 13, 2017, 07:38 PM

Nov 2017

He seeks patron with money...
Things you have to do

crazycatlady

(4,492 posts)

4. I've stayed in only one with a Keurig

Reply to dembotoz (Original post)

Mon Nov 13, 2017, 08:51 PM

Nov 2017

Most of them have a small Mr. Coffee type maker.

(I rarely use the hotel room coffee makers, but I do grab coffee at their breakfast station).

ETA the hotel with a Keurig was a locally owned one in rural Maine. They allowed only 2 K-cups per guest per day and if you wanted more, they were $1 each.

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