What does all-inclusive mean at a hotel?
All-inclusive means your meals, drinks and snacks are covered in one price. Learn what is usually included, what costs extra, and how to book on trip1.
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What is usually included
Every hotel sets its own all-inclusive package, but most cover the same basics.
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner, usually as a buffet
- Snacks between meals
- Soft drinks, coffee, tea, and local beer, wine and spirits
- Pool and beach access, and some daytime activities or evening shows
What often costs extra
- Premium or imported drinks
- Speciality or à la carte restaurants, which may need a reservation
- Spa treatments, motorised water sports and excursions
- Room service, and tips where gratuities aren't included
Is all-inclusive worth it?
All-inclusive works best for beach or resort stays where you'll eat most meals at the hotel. If you plan to explore and eat out, a room-only or breakfast rate usually costs less.
How to book all-inclusive on trip1
Search your destination on trip1, open a hotel, and compare the rates. Each rate shows its meal plan, such as room only, breakfast included or all-inclusive. Choose the all-inclusive rate, then pay with any of 120+ cryptocurrencies at checkout.
All-inclusive hotels - FAQ
Usually, yes. Soft drinks and local alcoholic drinks are normally included, but premium spirits and wines often cost extra.
It depends on the hotel. Some include gratuities in the price, while others leave tipping up to you.
Full board covers three meals a day. All-inclusive adds drinks, snacks between meals, and often some activities.
Yes. On trip1 you can book all-inclusive rates and pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, and 120+ other cryptocurrencies.