It is no more secret I like to be relax in a hotel lobby, and a Cappuccino, one of my favorite hot drink at anytime of the day. Despite the circumstances, one would think that getting one in a hotel should not be so complicated, especially since early mornings can often be a race against time, when traveling. As a seasoned traveler, I have learned the value of being ahead of schedule, allowing me to savor the moments before embarking on a new adventure. However, a recent experience at a train station hotel in Paris last Tuesday morning left me disappointed and questioning the notion of basic service.

The presentation of my favorite drink, a Cappuccino, had reached another level and it made me thinking of the importance the presentation because in the world of hospitality, the art of presentation holds a significant place when it comes to delighting hotel guests. While the quality and taste of food and beverages are undeniably important, the visual appeal and presentation of these products play a crucial role in creating a memorable dining experience. Just as we savor a meal with our taste buds, we also consume it with our eyes. As such, hotels and restaurants must pay meticulous attention to the presentation of their culinary offerings, recognizing that it is as important as the quality itself.