Hotels With Breakfast in Hong Kong, China

The room was clean and tidy. The fact that you need a key card to access the elevators made us feel quite safe. The room wasn't cramped either; there was enough space for two suitcases, which is definitely not small for Hong Kong standards. It's about a 30-minute subway ride from West Kowloon, and within walking distance of both Admiralty and Wan Chai MTR stations. The Citybus A11 stop, which goes to the airport or the Hong Kong Port of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, is just 200 meters away. The service was also good; they offer free luggage storage. We stored our bags upon early arrival and went exploring, and did the same on our departure day. Getting to Disneyland takes about 70 minutes from the hotel by MTR, including the transfer to the Disney line. There's a 'ding ding' tram stop right outside. You can walk to Wan Chai Pier for the Star Ferry, or to Golden Bauhinia Square. The Hong Kong Observation Wheel in Central is also less than 2 kilometers away. All in all, I was very satisfied with choosing this hotel this time. We stayed during the off-peak season on a weekday, and the room rate was 820 HKD (net).

The location is excellent, not far from the subway. For Hong Kong, the hotel rooms are really quite large and spacious. The hotel breakfast is very rich, and the front desk staff Maggie, Alice, Coco, Terry, Ivan, Susan, Ben, Alan, Francis, and all the housekeeping staff provide very good and attentive service. They even helped us find a small toy our child left in the room. Highly recommended.

After comparing several hotels, I finally settled on The Empire Hotel Causeway Bay, and I'm very satisfied with both their service and cleanliness. First off, the hotel's location is excellent. It's really close to the MTR, bus stops, and public transport, making it super convenient to get anywhere. There's even an A11 bus service directly to and from the airport, and getting to Macau is a breeze. The hotel's breakfast and afternoon tea were both great – picture six shows some of the afternoon tea offerings. Plus, there are plenty of delicious food options around the hotel. I'll definitely consider staying here again next time.

Regala Skycity Hotel is the nearest airport hotel of Terminal 2 of Hong Kong Chep Lap Kok Airport. The first free shuttle bus service starts at 6.15 am from the bus interchange at Terminal 2. Waiting bay is between lanes 9 and 11. Late check-out is allowed upon request until 1 pm. As my experience goes, there is no need to pay room deposit of HK$500 after paying for the room rate in full at Trip.com. If the guest chose to pay at the hotel, HK$500 which is roughly around S$83, is required. The hotel allows rooms for day use until 6 pm and room deposit is required. I chose to stay at Regala Skycity Hotel in order to review its rooftop as the hotel promotes the use of its rooftop for physical exercises and plane-spotting. The rooftop is above the twelfth floor, two fire doors up from the eleventh floor. On the rooftop, I can see jets flying towards the direction of the sea above the rooftop. If an aeroplane flies towards the airport in the opposite direction, plane-spotting can be done at the twelfth floor corridor end-window. It is amazing that jets can be seen flying towards the airport above the sea. Hong Kong Airport Terminal 1 and Regala Airport Hotel can also be noticed. Focal length is 200mm to 500mm. In the afternoon after check-out, I am grateful that the receptionist allows me to go up to the rooftop again for plane-spotting till sun set with out paying for a room for day use. About the small, comfortable room that I stayed, the garden view is not that magnificent. There are no trees fortunately. There are no bottles of mineral water in the room. Heat a kettle of water and pour the water into the hotel's glass bottle to drink later. About the shower room, the anti-slip mattress is available for use. The hotel restaurant serves complimentary breakfast with Hong Kong-style breakfast as the highlight. There is no American-style breakfast to eat. It is very expensive to stay in Regala Skycity Hotel but I will stay here again for the purpose of plane-spotting if there were new airliners flying to the airport at the appropriate time.

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 room is very spacious, and the soundproofing is excellent. I couldn't hear any planes taking off or landing at all! The hallway was also quiet! It's clean and tidy, just one stop from the exhibition center, and the bus is convenient. Getting to and from the airport via the Airport Express is also very easy! I'd definitely consider staying here again if I'm in the area. Great value for money! The bus stop is right across the street from the hotel, just a quick walk over, which makes getting to Tung Chung by bus super convenient.

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.

I booked a deluxe sea view twin room, but the room was ridiculously small. Two people couldn't even stand side-by-side, and the bathroom was even tinier, with no proper vanity, just a mini sink. They called it a deluxe sea view room, but it was just a room with a tiny peek of the sea. The location is pretty good though, a few hundred meters from the MTR station, making it convenient to get to Central and Tsim Sha Tsui. The female receptionist on duty when I checked in was very friendly; I didn't experience the kind of discriminatory treatment I'd read about online.