Hotels With Breakfast in Hong Kong, China

This hotel is in a great location, midway between Admiralty and Wan Chai stations, making it super convenient to get anywhere. You can even walk to Causeway Bay, passing countless restaurants and convenience stores along the way. My room booking included afternoon tea and breakfast. The afternoon tea was quite extensive, though they only had black tea and coffee, no milk tea. Breakfast was also decent, especially a crystal bun that was absolutely delicious. Considering the cost of food in Hong Kong, having breakfast and afternoon tea included at the hotel was definitely worth it. However, the facilities are seriously outdated. Specifically, I couldn't find my room's Wi-Fi signal, and eventually, even the staff couldn't fix it. They just gave me the Wi-Fi passwords for several nearby rooms and told me to use whichever one had the strongest signal. Also, remember to bring your own universal adapter! The hotel reception doesn't lend them out; you can only rent one. The room doors are not soundproofed at all; you can hear conversations in the hallway very clearly. I went during New Year's Day, and the room rate was over two thousand a night. For the facilities and room size, it's incredibly poor value for money!

The room was quite small, which is understandable given the affordable price. They put us in room 1517, and I could hear everything from the neighboring room, including someone showering and coughing, which seriously disrupted my sleep 💤. It was also inconvenient that there was no power outlet in the shower room for a hairdryer or straightener. I wonder why they designed it that way? Perhaps because they cater to a lot of tour groups, the front desk staff barely looked up or made eye contact. I guess you get what you pay for. Also, the carpets really need to be replaced.

This is my third consecutive year staying at The Imperial Hotel in Causeway Bay for the Hong Kong Tennis Open. Its biggest advantage is its proximity to Victoria Park, where the matches are held. The room isn't huge, but it's well-equipped and has everything you need, even a mini-fridge for fresh milk. It's clean, tidy, odor-free, and not at all damp. Housekeeping cleans it spotlessly every day, and the lady who serviced my floor was very friendly; she'd always chat with me when I saw her cleaning other rooms as I was heading out. The room has a floor-to-ceiling window, and while there's no particular view, it gets plenty of sunshine daily. It's also very quiet at night. The closest MTR station is Tin Hau, and the hotel is located on Electric Road, which has a wonderful neighborhood feel. There are lots of great eateries, convenience stores, Mannings, and other shops nearby, so you can easily pick up anything you need. It feels much quieter and more relaxing than staying closer to Causeway Bay station.

The room we stayed is good enough and it has everything we need included. The location was convenient and hotel provided free shuttle bus to City gate Mall and Airport. It is close to expo convention centre and easy access to High speed train and bus terminal Sky City stop. Nice gym room and 12th sky deck with in house go green.

The hotel is very clean, and the water pressure in the shower is fantastic. They also offer a semi-buffet afternoon tea. It's conveniently located near Tin Hau Station and Victoria Park, with plenty of food and drink options nearby. Although it's small, it has everything you need and offers excellent value for money.

The hotel is located in the city center and close to shopping areas in Causeway Bay. It is also close to the Causeway Bay metro so it is easy to travel around Hong Kong. The hotel is clean, and Ms. Chalette, the staff member, was helpful throughout my registration. My room is on the 34th floor, close to the swimming pool. However, the pool is closed due to the weather. The gym is on the B2 floor, which is in the basement area. I haven’t checked the gym, though. To get to my room, I have to change the elevator on the 31st floor to another elevator.  The regular elevator is slow but the elevators from 31 to 34 are fast. My room is big with a high ceiling, and clean. There is a big bathtub in the room as well. The view is awesome which is Victoria Harbor and Victoria Park. However, the heater in the room didn’t work properly so it was always colder inside. Overall, except for the heater that didn’t work, and the slow elevator, I do enjoy my stay here. If it is not expensive, I might stay here again.

The hotel is directly connected to Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) via a covered, air-conditioned walkway (just a few minutes’ walk from the terminal). That makes it ideal for late arrivals, early departures, or long layovers. I attempted to contact the hotel front desk on New Year’s Eve, but no one answered the phone. The check-in and check-out process was fast and efficient, which I appreciated.

I would genuinely recommend this hotel to my friends. It offers incredible value for money. The location isn't really out of the way, and there are plenty of dining options nearby, especially the cooked food market which offers a variety of very local eats in the evening. The room rates are incredibly cheap, and personally, I didn't find the space small at all. Overall, it exceeded my expectations.

We booked two rooms: a family room (with a 1.8m bed and a 1m bed) and a standard room with a 1.8m bed. The family room was quite spacious, while the standard room was a bit small but offered partial views of Victoria Harbour. The room decor felt relatively new, and both the front desk staff and the cleaning aunties were excellent. One of the cleaning aunties was particularly thoughtful; she offered us water and, noticing us moving between the two rooms, even provided door stoppers. Before coming to Hong Kong, I'd seen many people share concerns about Hong Kong locals' attitudes toward mainland tourists, but I didn't experience any of that at this hotel. On the contrary, the staff were all incredibly warm and attentive. It really goes to show that if you maintain good manners and avoid uncivilized behavior, you'll be treated well. The afternoon tea offered by the hotel was also very good.

My stay at the Ramada Hong Kong Grand was incredibly satisfying, offering excellent value for money. I checked in on the 22nd and checked out on the 23rd, and even though it was close to Christmas, the room rate was very reasonable – it completely exceeded my expectations. The hotel's location is super convenient, with various transport options nearby. It was easy to catch a tram, explore Causeway Bay, or visit Tsim Sha Tsui. Right downstairs, there are all sorts of authentic local snacks and specialty restaurants, so you can just wander around and try Hong Kong's local cuisine. The hotel's buffet is what I want to praise the most – I highly recommend it! It only costs a few tens of dollars per person, which is even more cost-effective than grabbing a bowl of beef brisket noodles outside. The selection is extensive, a great mix of Chinese and Western dishes, with seafood, hot dishes, and desserts all available. The ingredients were fresh and clean, the environment was tidy, and the taste was also excellent. The buffet restaurant also has an outdoor balcony where you can enjoy the breeze and the night view while dining, creating a fantastic atmosphere and a wonderful dining experience. Overall, this hotel excels in terms of transportation, dining, and convenience for sightseeing. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the prices are affordable. It's perfectly suited for short-term visitors to Hong Kong, and I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time.