Hotels With Breakfast in Hong Kong, China

Had a staycation to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Booked a nice deal with the tea time, happy hour & breakfast buffet. First time to book hotel along wanchai and i must say its a convenient place since its near everything. The hotel might be a little old but the service was fast and staff are friendly. Hope they could refill the conditioner dispenser before the guest settled in because when i am taking a shower i was only able to use a small amount of conditioner. But thats only a small glitch, i will still consider to go back and book again.

The room was tiny, with two 0.9m beds crammed together in a standard double, which was clearly just a designated tour group hotel. The rooms are separated by partitions, and the soundproofing was absolutely horrendous. I could hear toilets flushing right by my head while lying in bed, and even faint coughs from the next room were crystal clear. What really got my heart racing was the trembling noise from the four elevator doors, like an earthquake, making me instantly feel terrified. For a hotel ranked 6th among luxury hotels in Hong Kong, this must have been hyped up by Trip.com. The hotel doesn't even provide free bottled water or toiletries. When I called the front desk to ask for water, they only sent one bottle and a pink slip asking for a good review. I had two separate bookings at this hotel; one was for a continuous two-night stay, totaling four nights. Due to the significant room noise, falling asleep was incredibly difficult. I only managed to fall asleep around 2 AM, and by 5-6 AM the next day, noise from other guests chatting started. After the first night, I contacted Trip.com to complain, but they ruthlessly rejected my request. I had to endure four miserable nights, getting only 3-4 hours of sleep each night. During the day, I felt completely dazed and on the verge of a breakdown. For such a poorly maintained hotel, the room rates were also extremely high. The first two nights averaged over 1600 RMB per night including breakfast, and even the breakfast was terrible. The last two nights averaged over 1200 RMB per night, and that didn't even include breakfast. I will never trust Trip.com's hotel ratings again. This was an absolutely disastrous booking, and I'm giving both the hotel and Trip.com a massive bad review.

The hotel's location is super convenient, less than 200 meters from Tin Hau MTR station. There are plenty of dining options nearby, with many street food stalls, fruit shops, and mini-marts right downstairs. The front desk offers power bank rentals and fast-charging cables, making it easy to charge your phone. I'm not sure if I got lucky or if all rooms have such high ceilings, but this room on the 27th floor felt like it had a ceiling height of about 4 meters. The room itself isn't large, but it doesn't feel stuffy or cramped at all. The only drawback is the tiny bathroom, especially the shower area. Plus, the frosted glass is a bit too translucent; it would be awkward to shower if you're not with someone you're very familiar with. The hotel is very thoughtful; the room comes with a universal adapter and multi-functional charging cables, so it's easy to charge different types of phones. Additionally, you can store your luggage before check-in and after check-out, which makes getting around much easier. A big thank you to the hotel for proactively calling me to let me know they found my ID and bank card that I left on the bed – that was amazing! And to top it off, when I checked out on the last day of 2025 (which sounds like it's still in the future!), the hotel gave me Ferrero Rocher chocolates. I was so happy; it was a sweet way to welcome the New Year's holiday.

Straight from the plane to the hotel, the shuttle bus was a lifesaver! What really impressed me was the hotel's free shuttle bus. No need to drag my luggage around looking for transportation! After exiting Terminal 1 A Arrivals at the airport, just follow the signs for a few minutes and you'll find the pick-up point. The bus schedule is super frequent, basically every 30 minutes, running from 9 AM until past 10 PM. I arrived just in time and didn't have to wait at all. The ride to the hotel took less than 10 minutes, which was incredibly convenient for someone with a lot of luggage!

The hotel's location is quite good, with many snack shops nearby offering a wide variety of food options. The front desk staff were also very helpful and explained things in detail, which was nice. My main complaint, and the reason for the average facilities rating, is that the room was genuinely a bit small. Our twin room didn't even have a chair, and there wasn't space for one. One of the small beds was right next to the window. We had two small carry-on suitcases; one ended up on the windowsill, and the other next to the nightstand. Hong Kong hotel rooms tend to be on the smaller side, and for a similar price of nearly a thousand dollars during non-holiday periods, the choice between location and a slightly better room really comes down to personal preference. Just wanted to share this for everyone's reference. The first three photos were taken at the hotel's 30th-floor tea lounge.

Check in was fast and room was good size for the price and area of Causeway Bay which is always busy. There was a tap for filtered water in bathroom to refill bottles and drink clean water. Room was quiet and air con strong though Hong Kong was cool during visit. Decor in room was older but hotel has classical design and grand looking reception area. Did not try other facilities or food as many restuarants nearby. Would stay here again.

The hotel service was excellent. The front desk lady had a lovely smile and check-in was very quick. The facilities, well, they reminded me of a high-ranking official's guesthouse in mainland China – a bit old-fashioned, but very clean. The room wasn't huge; it felt spacious for one person, just right for two, and would be cramped for three, so I was glad I was alone. The hotel is large and quiet, with several restaurants. Since I was close to the airport, I didn't dine in the main restaurants, but I did try the cakes from the patisserie in the hallway. They were delicious, much better than the food in the airport terminal. I had them twice, once for dinner and once for breakfast. The lady serving was very kind; she even came out to see me off when I left, thanking me for my patronage and inviting me to come again. I was really touched. Her cakes and coffee were fantastic and very filling. I'll definitely go back for her cakes and coffee if I get the chance. I was in a rush and forgot to take photos, but I'll make sure to next time.

This has been my go-to hotel for the past year, and it's excellent; I always give it a high rating. It's one of the larger hotels in the Kwun Tong area, with over 300 rooms spread across more than 30 floors. The location is ideal, situated between two MTR stations, making it convenient to reach either Ngau Tau Kok or Kwun Tong station. There are also many bus routes nearby, getting to Tsim Sha Tsui in under half an hour, plus a direct bus to the airport. You'll find plenty of dining options in the vicinity, including cha chaan tengs, Hong Kong-style noodle shops, dim sum restaurants, snack bars, Cafe de Coral, and McDonald's, and there are even two convenience stores. The hotel itself also has a Western breakfast restaurant. The rooms are clean, relatively spacious, and comfortable, and if you're on a higher floor, you might even get a view of Victoria Harbour. However, there's one thing I need to complain about regarding the king room I stayed in this time: the bathroom mirror and the sink are not in the same location, making it very inconvenient to wash your face or blow-dry your hair. Previous rooms didn't have this issue. The bathroom in this king room uses a glass partition, so the mirror can't be mounted on the glass. I suggest the hotel install an extendable mirror on the left wall next to the sink for guests' convenience (see picture). I hope hotel management sees this and makes improvements.

The hotel's location is fantastic, just a 5-minute walk to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station, making travel incredibly convenient. The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and attentive. Plus, you can enjoy distant views of Victoria Harbour. The facilities are comprehensive, and the overall experience was great with excellent value for money.

The rooftop offers great views and is very refreshing; just make sure to check the opening hours. The view from the 27th-floor window was just okay. The room was quite compact, barely enough space for bags. Luggage would probably only fit open in the hallway by the door. It had all the essentials (mini-fridge, hairdryer, safe), but the disposable slippers were too thin. Also, the tissue box only had a few tissues left and then ran out – I didn't check it beforehand, so we couldn't use any. The towels were very clean, and although the bed wasn't huge, it was quite comfortable to sleep in (maybe I was just tired!). The service was excellent and made me feel very comfortable.