Hotels With Breakfast in Hong Kong, China

As an airport hotel, most guests are just passing through for a night. It's really inconvenient that breakfast only starts at 7 AM. I had to wolf down my meal in 15 minutes. They should really start breakfast by 6 or at least 6:30 AM. And for those with breakfast included, you even need to pre-order a sandwich if you can't make it to the main breakfast. Other than that, everything else is fine for an airport hotel; the shuttle to Tung Chung and the airport is quite convenient.

Arrived late at night and was pleasantly surprised to wake up to a sea view after opening the curtains. The room was quite spacious and well-equipped, even with a power adapter for charging. There were plenty of mirrors, and the bathroom even had a vanity table. The windows were sealed, so you couldn't open them for a breeze, and the exhaust fan had to be on constantly. The major issue was the strong musty smell coming from the drawer in the entryway. I just casually opened it to put some things away and was hit with a very noticeable moldy odor. I'd seen reviews mentioning a musty smell, but I didn't notice it upon check-in. Then, the next night, I opened the drawer again and was overwhelmed by the smell. Is this a common problem with wooden cabinets? I really hope the hotel addresses this odor issue, especially since so many people have reported it. Overall, my stay was quite good, right up until I opened that drawer.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff was extremely friendly, professional, and always willing to help with anything I needed. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with everything organized perfectly. The location was also very convenient, close to restaurants, shops, and local attractions. The breakfast was delicious and offered a good variety of options every morning. I especially appreciated the peaceful atmosphere and the excellent customer service throughout my stay. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience, and I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for comfort and quality service.

“I had a great stay at Royal Plaza Hotel. The room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. The hotel’s direct connection to the MTR station and MOKO mall made traveling around Hong Kong extremely convenient. Staff were friendly and professional, and the facilities, especially the pool and gym, were excellent. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit to Hong Kong.”

The hotel's location is excellent, and the entrance is very noticeable. It's close to the Wan Chai MTR station, and there are many great restaurants nearby. We arrived a bit early, and the front desk agent, Lina Liu, kindly arranged an early check-in for us since there was a room available. After dropping off our luggage, we were able to go out and explore right away. She also gave each of us a canvas bag; her service was warm and attentive. The room itself was great – clean, tidy, and bright, with disposable toothbrushes and toothpaste provided. As someone with sleep issues, I slept soundly for ten hours. All the front desk staff were very helpful and quick to respond to any requests. There's an outdoor pool and foot bath in the side wing, which was very relaxing for a massage after a day of walking. I didn't take any pictures of the hotel, so the images are of the nearby streetscape. I'll definitely come back again.

The hotel is just a minute's walk from Exit A1 of Sai Ying Pun MTR station, though it takes about 5 minutes to actually get to the train platform from that exit. You can also walk 5 minutes to the Water Street stop for the A10 airport bus, which gets you to the airport in about 35 minutes. There are lots of restaurants and a wet market nearby, which is very convenient. The price is great; a sea-view room for just over 400 during the May Day holiday was fantastic value for money. The room is quite small, but that's pretty standard for Hong Kong. Don't miss the rooftop view, it's absolutely beautiful. The room is very quiet if you don't use the air conditioning, but the AC unit is incredibly loud – so much so that it's impossible to sleep with it on. You could turn the AC on during the day and then switch it off before bed. The carpet smelled like stinky feet, like it hadn't been cleaned in a long time. I also felt like there were bed bugs, as I woke up with many bites.

Two years later, I'm back in Tung Chung! Last time, Four Points left a great impression, so this time, my whole family unanimously agreed to stay here again. It's normal for hotel prices to go up during holidays. Four Points' price increase was reasonable, not much more expensive than during the summer. This trip was all about taking it easy. Lantau Island really feels like escaping the city's hustle and bustle. Considering the price point, the hotel is relatively new, and the rooms are much larger than those on Hong Kong Island. Excellent value! If you're not in a hurry, you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Given the cost of living in Hong Kong, the price for the buffet breakfast is definitely worth it. The variety is good, and the quality is also decent. Getting around is also convenient. There are shuttle buses to and from the airport and the MTR station. (It was a bit difficult to find the hotel shuttle bus after landing at the airport – maybe a sign could be put up?)

The room rates during the May Day holiday were a bit painful, so after much searching, I finally settled on this place and booked the cheapest room type. It was my first time in Hong Kong, and I'd seen many reviews mentioning discrimination, which made me a little anxious before going. However, I didn't feel any of that during my stay. When I checked in, I asked the front desk staff if they could arrange a higher and quieter room for me. To my surprise, not only did they fulfill my request, but they also gave me a semi-seaview room! The room was small but very tidy, and there was always someone to open the door when entering or leaving the lobby. There's a delicious butterfly pastry shop right downstairs from the hotel, and they even offer an 8.5% discount for hotel guests. There are also many great restaurants nearby, and transportation is super convenient. I only stayed for two nights, which wasn't enough – I'll definitely go back next time!

Cleanliness: Decent, quite clean. Environment: Conveniently located at the Wan Chai Lee Tung Avenue exit. However, getting in and out of the hotel requires a bit of a walk as it's embedded within a shopping mall. The food street downstairs wasn't very lively. Service: The service was pretty good, though the pool closes at 6 PM, which is a bit early. I didn't get to experience it. Facilities: Honestly, it was ridiculous. There's a tiny sauna room, and five guys were squeezed into the dry sauna. The atmosphere was incredibly awkward, just unbelievable. Night view: Mostly obstructed, just barely acceptable. Breakfast: The vegetarian salad had too many vegetables and very little meat or cheese. No salmon was available, and they didn't provide disposable cups for coffee. That's a negative point. Overall, it doesn't quite live up to 5-star standards.

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.