Hotels With Breakfast in Hong Kong, China

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.

Conveniently located right at Terminal 1 Arrivals, it's super easy to find. Check-in and check-out were a breeze. The room is actually quite spacious for Hong Kong standards, and the price is reasonable. Getting around is very convenient – taxis and buses are readily available. The shower water gets nice and hot, but it's a bathtub, not a walk-in shower.

The service was pretty standard, just a normal check-in process. The room itself was generally good, not small at all, though the bathroom was a bit tiny. Everything else was nice, the decor was quite new, and you could see Victoria Harbour from the window, so overall it was pretty good. Nearby, there's Wah Sao Cafe, dim sum shops, and the Star Ferry terminal, all quite famous and convenient. The only downside is the lack of convenience stores in the area, which was a bit bothersome. I asked the front desk for hot water but they didn't have any, and a bottle of mineral water cost 20 yuan, which isn't cheap. Other than that, everything was fine. Overall, I was quite satisfied. Check-in was very fast and easy, even though I arrived in the middle of the night.

I was in such a rush in Hong Kong that I forgot to take photos of the hotel room 😂 but I was quite happy with the hotel overall. The location is relatively close to Disneyland; you can get there by MTR, and having an MTR station nearby makes it convenient to go elsewhere too. The hotel is located inside a mall, with plenty of dining options downstairs. The room was quite spacious, the bedding was clean and tidy, and there was even a small sofa. The bathroom was a normal size and had a bathtub. Good value for money. The little restaurant across from the hotel had pretty good food.

I've been to Hong Kong countless times and stayed in quite a few hotels, big and small. To be objective, as an old-school five-star hotel, it offers all the expected services. However, don't set your quality expectations too high. First, at the front desk, apart from one young man who spoke excellent Mandarin and provided fantastic service, the others either couldn't understand Chinese or were extremely arrogant. As for the facilities, the air conditioning and ventilation were incredibly noisy. Luckily, it hasn't been hot these past few days, so I generally didn't need to turn on the AC. Then there's the executive lounge – after I swiped my card to enter, two staff members repeatedly double-checked my room number, which was a very poor experience. When I asked them to cut some fruit for me, she just pointed to where the knife was, haha. I must say, though, the breakfast quality was very good. The hygiene was also decent. The location isn't bad either; you can catch a glimpse of the sea between the buildings.

This hotel is located near the Quarry Bay MTR station exit. There's construction going on nearby. I believe our room was the lowest-priced type, and as a mainland Chinese traveler, I spoke Mandarin at the front desk and the staff member replied in Mandarin as well. They assigned us room 1927 for check-in, but both key cards wouldn't work. We found a male hotel staff member, a middle-aged man, to explain the issue. He had a rather poor attitude. He couldn't get the door open either and then blamed us, saying we had demagnetized the key cards by keeping them near our phones. He then just left us there and went downstairs. After a while, he came back up and said there was an issue with the 1927 door and offered to switch us to room 1926 next door. He gave us the key card for 1926 and left again, without any further explanation or compensation. After entering 1926, we couldn't find any slippers. The plastic restriction policy doesn't include slippers, right? We called the hotel number registered with Ctrip and explained the problem. The customer service attitude wasn't great either. After waiting for a long time, a male staff member knocked on our door and brought us slippers. And it doesn't end there. The bathroom has a wet/dry separation, but there was water pooling all around the base of the toilet; I'm not sure where it was leaking from. The disposable slippers are already very thin, and ours got soaked on the first night of our stay, and again the next morning. As I'm writing this, I just feel helpless; nothing about this stay was satisfactory.

This is my umpteenth time staying here because it's so close to where I take my classes. The main reason I keep coming back is that the front desk staff are always so nice. Every time I ask for an upgrade, they're always friendly about helping me out.

Overall, a five-star rating for the hotel. The front desk manager and other staff were incredibly nice and great. They kindly adjusted my room because I'm a light sleeper, which I really appreciate. The hotel's location is excellent, with metro and bus stations nearby and plenty of great food and snacks in the area. Highly recommend.

The moment I stepped into the room, I knew I'd made the right choice. In a city like Hong Kong, where every inch is precious, to find such a bright and tidy space at this price was amazing. The floor-to-ceiling windows offered a view of half the city's lights, the MTR station was just around the corner, and the pineapple buns from the teahouse downstairs were a three-minute walk away. The towels smelled like sunshine, and the front desk lady remembered I preferred a high pillow. Every detail seemed to say: 'See? You don't have to spend a fortune to embrace the vibrant pulse of this city.' On my departure day, I looked back at it standing quietly amidst the shimmering lights of Nathan Road, like an old friend, offering a transient visitor the most comforting Hong Kong embrace.

It was an amazing stay! The thing I liked was that the room was spacious and we had a balcony. This would’ve been a perfect 10/10 if it weren’t for the toilet problem our room had. But the hotel was so accommodating and made sure our room was cleaned every day because of the toilet issue. I would definitely consider coming back.