Crescent Hotel Sunday Brunch

It was a very pleasant brunch. The food was average, but the ambiance made up for it. They had a wonderful Santa. He was perfect for encouraging young children and made them feel at ease. The lobby was beautifully decorated, and the gingerbread model of the Cresant Hotel was amazing.

We had a tremendous brunch last Sunday. The staff catered to our every whim. The food was spectacular. I had a fancy omelet made just the way I wanted and the omelet chef was a master. They gave us real cream for our coffee, it is so much better.

Nice stay. Great beds the Whirlpool in 2600 is fabulous. But I told them when I made the reservation that my wife was handicapped and they set us up in room 2600 and while it's a great room it is not wheelchair friendly. Every time we left the room had to get out of the wheelchair and walk up 3 steps, carry the wheelchair up and about 100 feet down the hall had to walk down 4 steps, and carry the wheelchair back down. A real pain in the butt for a person that can barely walk. The ghost tour was pretty cool.

Have been going for the Sunday Brunch for years. Just did today. It is a pale image of its former self. Its been shrinking steadily for the last 3 years. The product is what you'd find in an "breakfast included" motel. Warmed up frozen sausages and whatever the egg cakes were are bested by McDonalds. The custom egg/omelet guy was okay but again everything else was marginal at best. If we go back it'll be off the menu since the brunch sucked. Service was great however.

We visited the Crescent Hotel to experience their in-house Ghost Tour. It was so much fun. Our guide was wonderful and she really knew her stuff. The group was fairly big, but it was still very entertaining. Afterwards, we headed to the rooftop bar to have a nightcap and enjoy the beautiful view of Eureka and took a walk in the gardens. I hope to stay in the hotel on our next visit.