A Club Sandwich in Geneva will cost you €27.90 (31.24 USD) according to the Club Sandwich Index 2.0,

[Siemz]

[QUOTE=Antdawg;48087138]Did you go to hotels in Amsterdam? And eat at them?[/QUOTE]

Yep.

[hrak]

Are big cities populated exclusively by rich people? How can anyone afford this?

[Xenoyia]

I went to Geneva last year.

A can of coke from a vending machine was 2.50 francs (£1.69)

[TheTalon]

[QUOTE=Headhumpy;48083770]who the hell uses hotel prices for comparison lmao

a cup of coffee in Singapore costs like US$0.90, you can get a meal with drink for US$4 or less if you're not a posh hipster who only dines at restaurants.[/QUOTE]

Hotel prices are always retarded. Even the shittiest hotel here has jacked their prices up to $300 a night for the 4th of July weekend

[proboardslol]

That's unfortunate; the guys at rooster teeth took a trip to sweden once and didn't know the exchange rate, so their basis for how much something cost was a sandwich they bought at the airport. Everything was "How many sandwiches is this worth?"

[ignhelper]

The only thing good about hotels are when they have really good buffet spreads. Otherwise, I'll just stick to local food.

[Cutthecrap]

I just...cant stand anyone who eats at a Hotel...except if the Hotel has a restaurant apart that serves REALLY WELL MADE dishes.

For example, most 5 stars hotel here in Argentina, at their bar/cafe will charge you a can of Coke...30 pesos.

While, the Coke bottle, in any kiosk...costs you...15 pesos....

Don't get me started with the food prices...Hell, I've seen a common milanesa go for 180 pesos while in a top restaurant in BA it goes for 90 pesos....