You need to accept the inevitable. Breakfast foods are cheap and don't have a long hold time. Considering there is usually no restaurant on the premises that would allow a chef to cook all morning, its a cook once, serve 4 hours situation. Do you really think a hotel is going to add an extra person to their staff to restock foods every few minutes? How would you feel if the desk clerk was too busy making breakfast to assist with desk duties? You'd complain about that too.

Why don't you look for hotels that have a restaurant on premises? Then you can have fresh, hot food for breakfast.

As a former Bed & Breakfast owner many of my guests would state after a reservation "If I arrive and there are kids, I'm leaving. I'm coming to get away from my kids for the weekend and I don't want to deal with someone elses". Parents tend to let their kids behave in public the same as they behave in home: running, screaming, throwing tantrums. I took kids for 6 months at the B&B and quit after a family let their kids take over the house with no consideration for other guests. The next 12 years at the B&B was much more pleasant with just couples. By law there cannot be a discrimiation, but my rule was: the rooms only sleep two people. If they are old enough for their own room they can come.

Stick to hotels with restaurants and stop complaining about the food. You'd complain if there wasn't food. Next time you get hard pancakes, throw them in the trash, get something else and buck it up. Or pack your own breakfast if you don't want to eat out.

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