Hotels With breakfast in Hong Kong, China

I treated myself to a 'me time' getaway and a visit to the Hong Kong Brands and Products Expo. Choosing Regal Airport Hotel was the perfect decision once again. The Executive Floor sea view room is much more open than the garden view, and you can even watch planes land in the morning. It's a shame it was a yellow rainstorm again; the view would have been even better on a clear day. The room isn't huge, but the double bed is a good size, which was great for solo occupancy. Connecting my phone via Bluetooth to the Korean brand TV to listen to my own music was more appealing than watching TV. The only issue was the air conditioning, which would automatically turn off and then turn back on when the temperature rose slightly. So the room would suddenly go quiet or the AC would kick in with a noticeable sound. Breakfast was decent, but nothing special. There was no live egg station, just a large platter of scrambled eggs and boiled eggs, so the selection felt a bit limited. I remember last year they had freshly cooked noodle soup for breakfast, but not this year. The hotel's restaurant also participates in a food waste reduction program; you can buy a 'cake blind box' for HKD 103 via a certain app. The two cheesecakes I got were really delicious.

The hotel's location by the sea in Fortress Hill is super convenient, right next to the MTR station. There are plenty of amenities nearby, and it's just a few minutes' walk to the Eastern District Promenade where you can enjoy amazing sea views. The hotel also has a rooftop observation deck with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. It's really great.

Last year, we have stayed here several times and back again this summer. The hotel is in a very nice location with lots of restaurants nearby, good food and not very expensive relative to other tourist districts like TST. Two blocks to the MTR station and bus terminal with easy access to every part of Hongkong. Close to the Victoria Park and walking distance through the park to the Causeway Bay shopping district. The new East Harbour-front broadwalk offering great view of the entire Victoria harbour and great for a morning jog or sunset walk. Also easy access up to the Hong Kong Island Coastal Trails. Staffs were very friendly with super fast checkin and checkout. Seems like the hotel has also done some minor improvements like better wifi connections and placing filter units in the hallways to clean the air due to people smoking in their rooms or in the hallway, even though the hotel is supposed to be totally smoking free environment! Will definitely be back again in the next few months.

This time, I didn't plan ahead. My return trip was suddenly delayed, and I needed to switch hotels last minute, so I just booked one nearby. I was genuinely amazed by this place! For around 1100, the room was incredibly spacious, completely unlike the 'every inch of land is precious' small rooms I always hear about. It had two bathrooms, a huge bed, two TVs, and a large bathtub with a separate shower. The amenities were also super comprehensive, including a universal adapter and complimentary bottled water in the room. I truly recommend room 1042! They also have all the disposable items for children, which you can ask for at the front desk. Highly recommended! It's also quite close to the MTR station. Just across the road is Kowloon Park, which is definitely worth a visit. Miramar Place is diagonally opposite, as well as Muji, and there's a Don Quijote import supermarket downstairs. Highly, highly recommend!

The room was incredibly comfortable! I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Hong Kong. The front desk staff were very welcoming and provided excellent service. We don't speak English or Cantonese, but they assisted us flawlessly in fluent Mandarin, which we really appreciated!

When I booked the room, I specifically requested three single beds, but when I arrived, I was given two beds of different sizes. The location is decent, in a residential area, about a 10-minute walk to the MTR station. The room isn't huge, which is understandable given Hong Kong's limited space. The only downside is the bathroom, which is a bit small and had a slight musty smell, probably due to the humid weather. I chose this hotel because check-in was convenient, but do note that they don't provide any toiletries or amenities; you have to bring everything yourself.

Our rooms were upgraded as the rooms that we booked weren't ready, so they decided to upgrade for us, which was so kind. Rooms are big for Hong Kong's standard, beds are comfortable, transportation is very convenient as all types of transport such as tram, bus and mtr are just a short walking distance, all worked out well. Just a little advice for those who booked, please remember to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste as the hotel doesn't provide. Other than that, everything was fine with us.

The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and the location is absolutely unbeatable. The room was also spacious and the bed was very comfortable. My only minor complaint is that the room I was assigned this time didn't have much of a view – all I could see when I opened the curtains was the building opposite. Other than that, everything was perfect!

I stayed at this hotel with my family during our trip to Hong Kong and had a great experience. We booked the Premier Family Quintuple Room, which comfortably accommodated all four of us. The room was spacious and came with two bathrooms, which was very convenient for a family of four/five. The location is excellent, with many famous attractions, restaurants, and shops within walking distance. The surrounding area is pleasant and easy to explore on foot. Considering the room size, facilities, and location, the price was very reasonable. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel for families visiting Hong Kong.

The shuttle bus stop is right outside Tsuen Wan Station, Exit B3, to your right once you're on the ground level. The hotel is next to Ting Kau Bridge, with two beaches nearby. If you enjoy walking, you can take a scenic stroll along the coastal road to Sham Tseng Village for some delicious roast goose. There's a bus for the return trip. For those who love a longer hike, you could set aside half a day to explore the 'Yuen Tsuen Ancient Trail' – the views from the observation deck are absolutely stunning. My only complaint was during the May Day holiday; with so many people, you get all sorts. Some guests were chatting quite loudly in the corridor early in the morning.