Hotels With Breakfast in Hong Kong, China

The hotel is super close to the airport and offers a free shuttle service that runs late into the night, which is really convenient. The room was a bit small, but it had everything you need (and lots of mirrors!). The breakfast had a good variety and tasted decent. However, the cleanliness is questionable. There were urine stains behind the toilet in our room, but it was too late when we arrived to bother changing rooms.

My stay at Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong was truly a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and warm hospitality. The location is incredibly convenient — everything feels within reach. Whether it’s public transport, sightseeing, or simply exploring the city, getting around is effortless and stress-free. The room was impressively clean, spacious, and well-maintained. It offered a relaxing atmosphere with plenty of space to unwind. The bathroom was equally well-kept, with great functionality and attention to detail that reflects a high standard of care. What stood out the most was the staff. They were genuinely friendly, approachable, and welcoming — never cold or distant. Even simple services like luggage storage were handled with kindness and a smile, making the whole experience feel personal and comforting. A small but memorable detail was the consistently fresh and pleasant scent throughout the hotel, which gave a sense of cleanliness and thoughtful maintenance at all times. Overall, this was not just a place to stay, but a place that made the entire trip feel more special. I would definitely return without hesitation.

I chose the Regal Airport Hotel because I had an early morning flight. It's incredibly convenient – the arrival hall leads directly to the hotel lobby. The next day, I didn't have to rush for transport, which allowed me to manage my time well and get a little extra sleep. The gentleman who checked me in was very enthusiastic, and despite his slightly stiff Mandarin, he answered all my questions in detail. I realized my electronic devices weren't compatible with the room's power outlets, so I wanted to ask the front desk for an adapter. However, there were guests at every counter. That's when an older gentleman from the concierge department noticed me and proactively asked if he could help. As soon as he learned I needed an adapter, he immediately went to get one for me. This was my first time staying at this hotel, and the polite and warm service made me feel incredibly welcome. Furthermore, despite being an older hotel, all the facilities were clean and tidy, and the room was spacious. I will definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

The hotel floors are just okay, but the room itself was decent, even if a bit old. The service, however, was excellent. I just checked out and had to immediately recommend this place! This hotel is truly a love-hate experience. First, the pros: The pool view is absolutely stunning! The deep blue water paired with wooden screens makes for perfect vacation photos every time. The room was also a pleasant surprise; although you can tell it's a bit older, it's very well-maintained. And I have to praise the service! From the doorman to the cleaning staff, everyone was super nice.

Had a short stay at The Wharney Hotel. We booked a family room and were quite pleased with the cleanliness, and the shower had strong water pressure. The room size was average, and the bed was soft and comfortable. Complimentary snacks and drinks in the room fridge is a nice gesture. Check-in staff were friendly and even provided us with complimentary breakfast, which was a nice touch. The location is excellent, with plenty of eateries 9and convenience stores nearby. Overall, it was a very good experience, and I would definitely stay at this hotel again. Value for money.

This hotel's location is super convenient for us, especially since we needed to shoot some scenes nearby, so it was the most practical choice. However, the hotel room itself is really tiny. Normally, it's priced at around 200-300 RMB, but during the holidays, it jumped to over 1000 RMB – a huge rip-off, in my opinion. The bathroom is incredibly small; the toilet is positioned in such a way that you can't sit on it properly, you have to sit sideways. The room is particularly cramped, and you have to shower standing in the bathtub. The biggest issue was that the curtains wouldn't close completely. We thought we could just deal with it, but then the outdoor lights were so bright late at night that we couldn't sleep. We had to call staff to help us out, and honestly, we barely got any rest that night. On the upside, the surrounding area is very convenient, with lots of our favorite restaurants nearby. It has a great, lively atmosphere.

I booked through Trip.com a few days in advance, but to my surprise, the price dropped by over 400 (HKD/RMB) on the day itself. Overall, my Hong Kong trip arranged through Trip.com left me with some unpleasant feelings. The hotel front desk staff were very friendly and professional, and they upgraded my room for two days (many thanks again!). When I contacted Trip.com's customer service about the booking, they responded by saying the order couldn't be canceled but they would actively work on a solution. The hotel shares property with another Sheraton. I didn't notice this during check-in and went to the wrong front desk, but thankfully, the staff politely directed me to the correct one next door. This Sheraton seems to have more compact facilities, suitable for business travelers who need a quick layover. Our flight was at 7:45 AM, and we chose this hotel because the early shuttle bus starts at 5:45 AM. It's worth noting that the Four Points by Sheraton does not have a fitness center or swimming pool. If you have a regular exercise routine, you should be aware of this. Using the fitness center at the adjacent Sheraton incurs an additional charge of HKD 200. I'm grateful to the housekeeping staff on my floor; when I changed into my workout clothes and was about to head to the gym, I asked them about it. The room cleaning was excellent. When I returned, it was spotless, as if no one had stayed there. The hotel adheres to a sustainable philosophy, so there's no bottled water in the room. This has pros and cons; being eco-friendly is good, but it does sacrifice guest convenience. Installing a water purification system in every room would be expensive (the Shangri-La in Tsim Sha Tsui has them). For a two-day stay costing over 2000 (HKD/RMB), if you don't bring your own water bottle, you'll have to take the small hotel cup to the distant elevator lobby to get water. Of course, if you're willing to buy a souvenir cup, the hotel room has insulated mugs for sale... Breakfast was decent; it had everything you'd expect. The hotel's shuttle bus was very convenient, which was a bonus. You can hear planes taking off and landing from the room, so there is some noise. If you want to mitigate it, don't turn off the air conditioning.

The Royal Garden Hotel is right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. I first stayed there back in 1999 when I visited Hong Kong, and I remember thinking how beautiful it was, especially the rooftop pool – absolutely stunning! The hotel's atrium restaurant, with its soaring, open-plan design spanning over ten floors, was also impressive. I've stayed at The Royal Garden several times since, and even on my most recent visit, it still felt remarkably new! Fantastic value for money.

Stayed here for 3 nights in a deluxe sea view room on a high floor. Hygiene-wise, there were occasional unknown little bugs on the carpet. Not sure what they were. The staff at the 19th-floor lobby and breakfast restaurant, to put it mildly, had a very average attitude. However, the housekeeping staff were very polite and would actively greet us. There was a female manager at the front desk who was quite helpful; she assisted us with extending our stay for multiple days. The hardware is pretty good, as it's a new hotel and they're good at marketing. After three days, I felt the service wasn't great. The room card wouldn't work for the elevator every day. When we went to the front desk, they would just coldly tell us to wait in the check-in line, without even an apology. We had four different sea-view rooms over three days, and none had welcome fruit. Breakfast was expensive, but the taste and variety were very average. There are too many floors, which makes it a bit complicated, so I didn't try any other dining services. Coming out of Metro Exit D requires a fairly long walk, but considering the cheap room rate, we basically managed it ourselves. The above are my objective feelings.

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.