Hilton Many of Hilton's 15 hotel brands offer free breakfast of one kind or another. Keep an eye out for these Hilton hotel brands so you can grab a bargain on your next vacation，sports fitness .
Hampton by Hilton. The Hampton by Hilton chain offers continental breakfasts, most including waffle irons and packaged instant oatmeal with hot water, with at least a few hot breakfast options. A nice twist the Hamptons offer on continental breakfasts is a free grab-and-go breakfast bag you can grab on the go. Homewood Suites by Hilton. Home2 Suites moves up the breakfast food chain with more hot breakfast options. In addition to standard continental fare, it also rotates hot artisan-style breakfast sandwiches and bowls daily. Other highlights include hard-boiled eggs, grits (sometimes alternated with oatmeal), and a table in the breakfast area with electrical outlets to charge your devices.
Hilton Tru. _ _ In addition to the standard continental breakfast, Hilton's Tru brand offers a limited hot breakfast buffet that includes scrambled eggs, chicken sausage and waffles. Top waffles, oatmeal or yogurt with an impressive 35+ toppings like canola, coconut, granola, nut and almond butter. Homewood Suites by Hilton. Homewood Suites offers basic hot breakfast items like scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon and breakfast potatoes. It also includes continental breakfast staples such as pastries, cereal, oatmeal and fruit.
Hilton Canopy Hotel. Like several other Hilton-owned brands, Canopy transitioned from free breakfast to food and beverage credits in late 2021. In most cases, you can get $15 a day in credits to use at any on-site restaurant and bar - you can use it for breakfast if you like.
Embassy Suites by Hilton. The Embassy Suites offers a full hot breakfast buffet with eggs, bacon and oatmeal. There is also a make-to-order omelet station. Squeeze some fresh fruit from breakfast in the cold section after you've finished your a la carte omelette.
At other Hilton hotel brands, you can still get free breakfast if you have Gold or Diamond status. Outside of the US at least -- within the US, even those with elite status can only earn food or beverage credits.
