Hotels With breakfast in Hong Kong, China

"This time in Hong Kong, I chose the Hopewell Hotel in Wan Chai. I didn't hold high expectations at first, but it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The location is great, with plenty of restaurants right downstairs and convenient shopping nearby. The biggest surprise was that the room is much larger than the average Hong Kong hotel, and the elevators are also spacious without feeling cramped. The staff were polite and very patient from check-in to check-out. I was quite satisfied with my first stay and will definitely come back again."

"As a Hong Kong Disneyland annual pass holder, I always choose to stay at Hotel COZi Resort Tuen Mun for my trips to Hong Kong Disneyland, and the experience consistently exceeds my expectations. This is already my Nth stay. 📍Transportation: It's about a 3-minute walk from Tuen Mun MTR station, and V City shopping mall is right downstairs, offering everything from supermarkets to local tea restaurants and chain eateries. There's also the A33X airport bus and the R33 bus that goes directly to Hong Kong Disneyland, saving you from squeezing into small, expensive rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui or Mong Kok. 🏨Rooms: The rooms are spacious for Hong Kong standards, very clean, and the bedding is comfortable. The parent-child themed rooms have cute designs and are very popular with kids. The in-room Wi-Fi is stable, and essential amenities are all provided. The hotel's public areas include an outdoor pool and a free gym. The 24-hour front desk offers luggage storage, and the check-in and check-out process is smooth."

"The main reason I chose this hotel was the convenient location—K11 is right downstairs, and it's very close to the MTR station, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Victoria Harbour. The hotel is well-maintained; even though it's been open for years, it doesn't feel dated at all. The staff at the lobby and breakfast area were very nice. Our room was on the 22nd floor, facing Victoria Harbour—while not directly on the waterfront, the view was still fantastic! I will definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Hong Kong!"

"Rather dated but conveniently located hotel (7-11 just beside 1m walk). It has all the basics, but don’t expect any and all amenities/dailies. The ports are HK, not international and limited + sparsely located. Phone doesn’t really work, TV old and no projection capabilities — bring a HDMI cable for extended monitor. Gym ain’t 24/7. Pro I’d say is that because it’s quite dated, the elevators and entrance don’t need a fob or keycar. Living with friends in different rooms + floors and inviting others/ ordering takeout is convenient as they can ring your room bell."

"The room was fine, but they told us we were getting an upgrade, which made us really happy at first. However, the 'upgrades' just kept getting worse! I had booked a high floor, but they downgraded me to a low floor instead. Is that really what you call an upgrade? Shouldn't an upgrade mean better views and a larger room? The upgraded room was a tiny bit bigger with a small living area and a kitchenette, but did I need any of that? I was here on vacation, why would I hang out inside the hotel room? I pushed the window open only to face the building right across from us. When I checked my original booking, it was for a high floor with an ocean view, so I asked to switch back. It took forever at the front desk to get it sorted out. The receptionist was speaking Cantonese with the guy who checked me in initially, and since I don't understand Cantonese, I couldn't help but suspect they were talking about my room. Plus, since I booked early, I got a great deal, but the price had skyrocketed by the day of my stay. I suspect they 'upgraded' me to a lower floor just to free up my original room so they could resell it at a higher price! The view from the high floor is unbeatable and offers great value for money. Just make sure to ask whether an 'upgrade' is to a higher or lower floor so you don't end up getting downgraded like I did."

"The hotel lobby is very bright and spacious, and the Halloween decorations were lovely. As someone with 20 years of experience in the hotel industry, I was very satisfied with the environment. The color scheme of the guest rooms and hallways has a strong oceanic vibe, and the room offered a wide, unobstructed view of the sea that was truly uplifting. The room was clean with no strange odors. My grandson loved it so much that as soon as we entered, he asked if we could stay a few more days. Unfortunately, our itinerary was already fully booked, so we couldn't extend our stay. A male front desk staff member wearing a navy blue short-sleeved shirt provided very professional service and deserves a special mention—he was polite, extremely patient with guests, and explained the shuttle bus schedule and other services in great detail, which really adds to the appeal of Auberge Discovery Bay Hong Kong. However, the professionalism of the other reception staff on the day of our check-in leaves room for improvement; their service would score at most 80 points. Their attitude was a bit stiff and transactional, whereas I noticed they were much more enthusiastic and patient with foreign guests. I'm not sure if it was due to room rates or some other reason. The hotel's shuttle bus service is fantastic; the staff are enthusiastic toward every passenger and proactively help with luggage. We took the shuttle all the way to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge port, and clearing customs was very convenient. Thumbs up to the hotel for this! 👍👍👍 Overall, the hotel service is great, and I hope to have the opportunity to bring the kids back to stay here again in the future 😃😃😃 Hotel shuttle bus to Sunny Bay Exit A (first-come, first-served basis for seating): The service was great, except that the day before, our grandson couldn't wake up in time, so we missed the Disneyland shuttle. The drivers and other staff members on the shuttle to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge when we checked out were wonderful, putting a perfect ending to our trip to Hong Kong!"

"Every time I stay at a hotel in Hong Kong Disneyland, it always gives me such a relaxing vibe. The newly renovated Disney Explorers Lodge (Note: actually Hollywood Hotel in source) brings a refreshing change—the lobby is spacious and bright, the room design has a great feel to it, the outdoor gardens are vast, and the swimming pool is an absolute must-visit. The buffet breakfast at Chef Mickey offers great value for money. The characters are enthusiastic and fully engaged, the servers are polite and professional, making the dining experience a 10/10. The souvenir shop has a wide variety of merchandise, truly dazzling with choices, attracting many guests to buy. The only fly in the ointment was encountering a rather impolite cashier. The moment she saw I was using a hotel-provided discount coupon, she gave me a dirty look and made rude remarks over and over again. I couldn't even be bothered to reply to her. However, this doesn't overshadow the welcoming smiles and friendly greetings of the other staff members. The hotel arranged a variety of free activities, allowing both adults and kids to have an absolute blast. Highly, highly recommended!"