Hotels With breakfast in Hong Kong, China

This sea-view hotel was a perfect experience! Opening the window revealed a vast, stunning ocean view that was fantastic for photos. The interior design was elegant, and the amenities were high quality, making for a quiet and relaxing stay. The location was excellent, making it convenient for getting around and exploring. The service also made us feel very comfortable. It's definitely a top choice for accommodation when visiting Hong Kong.

The Cordis Hong Kong is a fantastic hotel with modern facilities and exceptionally clean, dry rooms. Given Hong Kong's notoriously high land prices, the room size was surprisingly generous and incredibly comfortable. The staff were all very warm, attentive, and patient when answering questions. I also loved the unique and atmospheric art installations in the lobby. The hotel is conveniently located right next to Langham Place, with an underground tunnel providing direct access to the bustling Mong Kok shopping district and Mong Kok MTR station, making it super easy to get around and shop.

Returned to The Empire Hotel Hong Kong · Wan Chai again, and it's still as much a favorite as ever. For someone like me with no sense of direction, its biggest advantage is the location. It's very close to Wan Chai MTR station, making it easy to walk to and from Causeway Bay, Admiralty, and Central. The airport bus stop is also near the hotel, which is incredibly convenient. Plus, there are plenty of dining options in the area. A big thank you for the upgrade to a double room with a window! The room size is definitely a major plus for a Hong Kong hotel, with ample storage and space to move around. The bathroom was spotless, and practical amenities like USB sockets and a fridge were provided. Keep up the great work! 💪

Last year, we have stayed here several times and back again this summer. The hotel is in a very nice location with lots of restaurants nearby, good food and not very expensive relative to other tourist districts like TST. Two blocks to the MTR station and bus terminal with easy access to every part of Hongkong. Close to the Victoria Park and walking distance through the park to the Causeway Bay shopping district. The new East Harbour-front broadwalk offering great view of the entire Victoria harbour and great for a morning jog or sunset walk. Also easy access up to the Hong Kong Island Coastal Trails. Staffs were very friendly with super fast checkin and checkout. Seems like the hotel has also done some minor improvements like better wifi connections and placing filter units in the hallways to clean the air due to people smoking in their rooms or in the hallway, even though the hotel is supposed to be totally smoking free environment! Will definitely be back again in the next few months.

The room was quite spacious and came with a hairdryer, plus a bathtub in the bathroom. For the price, this hotel offers great value for money in Tsim Sha Tsui. It's a 4-star hotel and they even offer free luggage storage. There are plenty of dining options nearby, and it's super convenient for transport with the A21 bus stop on Nathan Road and a MTR station close by. Overall, I had a very pleasant stay and would definitely come back again if I have the chance.

I stayed here during the Dragon Boat Festival. I had asked Trip.com customer service to arrange a quiet, high-floor room near the elevator if possible. Upon check-in, the hotel front desk upgraded me to an executive floor room based on the Trip.com note, and it was indeed very quiet. For Hong Kong, this hotel is quite spacious; there's enough room to open two suitcases simultaneously. They also provide bed rails, which is perfect if you're traveling with kids. The hotel lobby connects directly to a plaza, making dining very convenient. The only downside is if you're traveling with kids and have a lot of stuff on a stroller, it's better to take a taxi. We took bus A21 from the airport (the bus was pretty fast), but after getting off, we had to drag our luggage quite a long way, which was really exhausting.

Facilities: Similar to economy hotels on the mainland, no signs of aging. It's quite small due to limited space, but in Hong Kong, it offers great value for money. Overall, I still recommend it. I forgot to take photos of the interior, but it looks pretty much like the pictures on the platform. Location: It's a bit of a walk from Tin Hau Station Exit A, but not too far. There are 7-Eleven and Mannings convenience stores along the way. Service: Very good. They helped me check in, and even guided me to the correct lobby when I went to the wrong one. Luggage storage is very organized, so no worries about losing anything. Cleanliness: Standard. Hotel Restaurant Afternoon Tea: Hong Kong-style snacks.

I was a bit hesitant after reading the reviews before booking, but decided to give it a try, especially since the price point meant I couldn't expect too much. The room was small but had everything I needed. There wasn't any musty smell as some mentioned, but the air conditioner vent was quite noisy, and the soundproofing wasn't great. If you're a light sleeper, I'd recommend booking a higher-end hotel, otherwise, you might struggle to fall asleep, like myself. The front desk staff on the 5th floor and the security guard downstairs were both very helpful.

I treated myself to a 'me time' getaway and a visit to the Hong Kong Brands and Products Expo. Choosing Regal Airport Hotel was the perfect decision once again. The Executive Floor sea view room is much more open than the garden view, and you can even watch planes land in the morning. It's a shame it was a yellow rainstorm again; the view would have been even better on a clear day. The room isn't huge, but the double bed is a good size, which was great for solo occupancy. Connecting my phone via Bluetooth to the Korean brand TV to listen to my own music was more appealing than watching TV. The only issue was the air conditioning, which would automatically turn off and then turn back on when the temperature rose slightly. So the room would suddenly go quiet or the AC would kick in with a noticeable sound. Breakfast was decent, but nothing special. There was no live egg station, just a large platter of scrambled eggs and boiled eggs, so the selection felt a bit limited. I remember last year they had freshly cooked noodle soup for breakfast, but not this year. The hotel's restaurant also participates in a food waste reduction program; you can buy a 'cake blind box' for HKD 103 via a certain app. The two cheesecakes I got were really delicious.

Seriously good! The service was excellent; they accommodated my late check-out and gave me a free upgrade. The location is also incredibly convenient. It's close to the subway, and you can walk to Times Square, SOGO, and other shopping centers in just a few minutes. There are tons of restaurants, a fruit market nearby, and plenty of bus stops too. Highly recommend! 👍👍