Coffee pots in villas

[disgrits]

Are they traditional coffee pots or keurig-type?

 

[drusba]

I am old enough to remember that a "traditional" coffee pot meant something you put on the stove and the Mr. Coffee type was something completely modern. In any event, they are the "traditional" Mr. Coffee type machines where you fill the back with water, put a flat bottom filter in the basket at the top in which you put the coffee, and then turn on the machine. 1BR and larger usually have a 12 cup maker; studios often have a small, four cup maker but you can ask get the bigger one from housekeeping.

 

[disgrits]

Thanks!

 

[BUDDYBEAR]

A MR COFFEE WAS IN THE LAST ROOM

 

[pmcpmc]

they really should have their K Cup system .
The range of coffee producers now filling K Cups is amazing

 

[WilsonFlyer]

There's a Keurig in 8121 @ BLT this week. But it'll be gone on Sunday.

 

[cdtommie]

I hope they don't make any changes - I hate K cups - never had a decent cup of coffee from one of these things.

 

[gwb]

K cups are are too expensive vs. Drip coffee makers. a k cup on sale is over $1 each. Here where I live a can of coffee that yields 270 cups is $8. And I agree with the other comment a k cup dosen't taste any better