Hotels With Breakfast in Hong Kong, China

The location is a definite plus, and the free shuttle to and from the airport was very convenient. Breakfast was decent as well. I'm not sure if it was because I booked a special rate through Ctrip, but I specifically requested a room away from the elevators and noise. Despite it being a large hotel, they gave me a room that was indeed far from the elevators, but it was a corner room right at a street intersection, with an irregular layout. Having stayed at that hotel before, I know they must have specifically chosen this room for me, which is surprising given the hotel's size and numerous rooms, especially since it clearly wasn't fully booked that night. It wasn't really a complaint, just a bit perplexing.

This hotel is located in Hong Kong's Central and Western District, right by the sea. After arriving in Hong Kong and clearing customs, we bought a round-trip bus ticket at the Citybus counter (which is cheaper than using an Octopus card directly). We took Airport Bus A10, putting in half a bus voucher, and got off at Chaohong Street, which is right behind the hotel. For the return journey to the airport, we boarded the bus on Water Street, in front of the hotel, using the return bus voucher for a direct ride. For sightseeing, if you're going to Macau to take the Golden Bus, you can opt for A10, or take the 'ding ding' tram to the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal for the TurboJET or Cotai Water Jet. There are also 'ding ding' trams (a ride costs HK$3.30 no matter how far you go), buses, and the MTR nearby, making transportation very convenient. The location is excellent. The hotel lobby's side door leads directly to 'Li Gong Restaurant' (Food God Li Gong). Just a few tram stops away is 'Liu An Ju', so you can try different places for dim sum every day. You can also easily get to Kennedy Town, Happy Valley, or Central to catch the Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui and the Avenue of Stars. From Central, you can take bus 6 or 6X to Repulse Bay and Stanley. Alternatively, take the 'ding ding' tram to Bank Street, cross the pedestrian bridge, and take the Peak Tram. You can also visit Shau Kei Wan on the east side of Hong Kong Island to see the fishing harbor, and on the way back, stop at Causeway Bay, Golden Bauhinia Square, Admiralty, Central, etc. – all easily accessible by tram with short walks from the stops. At 30 square meters, the hotel room for three people is quite spacious compared to similar hotels. The front desk staff were all very helpful; every time we had a question, they responded seriously and followed up. What I liked most was that the hotel didn't require a deposit for normal settlement. Although it's an older hotel, it's cleaned meticulously every day. You'll need to bring your own toiletries and mineral water, but there's a kettle to boil water and a universal power adapter, which is a thoughtful touch. From value for money to service, this hotel has earned our approval, and we'll definitely choose to stay here again.

I stayed in a 'deluxe king room,' but I'm not sure if my definition of 'deluxe' in Hong Kong is just different. The room felt like it was stuck in the 80s – old carpets, a wardrobe door that wouldn't close, and a kettle with stains (I had to clean it myself with a toothbrush). There were no USB sockets by the bed for charging phones, one of the bedside lamps was broken, and the sofa was old and yellowed. The bathroom had three types of electrical outlets, which was nice, and the toilet was fine (just old). The bathtub had an anti-slip mat, which was a thoughtful touch. However, the bedsheets might not have been clean, as I was itching all night. Also, what's with their trash cans (some waste)? It felt like I was paying five-star prices for a two-star experience ($200/night).

My friends and I recently stayed at the Royal Plaza Hotel, and it was truly a perfect experience – definitely five stars! 📍 **Fantastic Location, Unbeatable Transport:** The hotel is situated right above Mong Kok East MTR station and directly connected to MOKO shopping mall. Downstairs, you'll find shops, a supermarket, and various restaurants, making it incredibly convenient to get anything you need. Mong Kok East station also offers easy access to Shenzhen or Hong Kong Island. 🛏️ **Spacious, Clean, and Comfortable Rooms:** For Hong Kong, the rooms are genuinely spacious and spotlessly clean. The beds are large and very comfortable, and the warm lighting and elegant decor create a very relaxing atmosphere. 🏊 **Excellent Facilities, Great Experience:** The hotel boasts comprehensive facilities. The rooftop sky pool offers panoramic views of Mong Kok, and swimming there at night while enjoying the cityscape is an absolute delight. 🙋 **Attentive Service, Felt Right at Home:** All the staff members were very polite, providing warm and thoughtful service. When checking out, the front desk lady even gave a small gift to my child, which was a lovely touch. 💡 **Overall:** The hotel is clean, and the service is efficient. It's a rare peaceful haven amidst the bustling city. Offering excellent value for money, I will definitely choose the Royal Plaza Hotel again on my next trip to Hong Kong!

Location: Just a 3-minute walk from Wan Chai MTR Exit C. You can also take bus A11 directly from the airport. Environment: Clean and spacious rooms, which is considered quite large for Hong Kong. Amenities: Toothbrush, slippers, towels, hairdryer, shower gel, and shampoo are all provided. Staff: All staff members are polite and can speak English, Mandarin, and Cantonese. Overall, the room was quiet, the air conditioning was sufficiently cold, and the shower had good water pressure. I stayed for six nights and had a very pleasant experience.

For this location and price point, the value for money is truly excellent. The surroundings are very convenient, with several Michelin-starred restaurants nearby, as well as Mannings and convenience stores. It's easy to get anywhere from here. The good news is it's indeed a sea-view room; the bad news is the direct view is blocked by a building, so you can only glimpse half of the sea.

We arrived around 1 PM and luckily a room was ready, so they let us check in early and even gave us a sea-view room. It’s super convenient to take the hotel shuttle to Tung Chung for shopping and then connect to the MTR for the city center or Disneyland, or take the shuttle directly to the airport. There's no need to book the hotel breakfast; the tea restaurant across the street is affordable and offers more flexibility. If you're going to Tung Chung to redeem the HKD 100 e-voucher, remember to bring your room key card! The mall's customer service will only process the exchange with it. Cleanliness: Clean. Ambiance: Good, feels pretty much the same as the slightly pricier Sheraton next door. Service: The cleaning staff in the hallways would proactively greet us. On rainy days, there's about a 50cm stretch where you might get wet walking to the hotel shuttle, but some staff members were there with umbrellas to help.

Originally, I booked a Deluxe Room, but at check-in, we paid extra to upgrade to a Sky Suite on the 19th floor. The room was incredibly spacious with floor-to-ceiling windows on two sides, offering excellent light and a superb view of Victoria Harbour, with only minor obstructions. The room facilities were very complete, and the cleanliness was also excellent. The weather in Hong Kong was a bit chilly these past two days, so I didn't go swimming, but the pool looked truly beautiful! Regarding service, both the front desk and room service were excellent. I would definitely consider staying at The Royal Garden again next time.

The service was excellent, and the staff spoke standard Mandarin well, even though I also understand Cantonese. They thoughtfully upgraded me to a suite, which shows this hotel doesn't discriminate against guests from mainland China. The room was very clean and new. It's located in the bustling Wan Chai district, and on the third floor, there was even an Asian selection race for miniature model cars in the mall. The hotel's attached mall has a McDonald's and Sasa, and it's always lively. It's best to check in after 3 PM to avoid the queues. This is my second time staying here, and I highly recommend it. But seriously, don't all come and steal my hidden gem, haha!

They upgraded us to a sea-view room for free since there weren't many guests, and it looked exactly like the photos. Considering the price of 729 (including tax) for such a spacious room, it was quite good, especially compared to the cramped rooms with one-meter beds in Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui that cost almost 1000. It's a bit of a walk, about 10 minutes from the MTR station, but it's still convenient for getting around. Overall, very satisfied.