Hotels With Breakfast in Hong Kong, China

The room was very clean, a four-star standard. Breakfast was delicious, and the transportation was convenient, especially with the Ding Ding tram stop located right under the overpass in front of the hotel. Victoria Park is just across the overpass, and from the park, there's another overpass leading directly to the waterfront for a pleasant stroll. Heading east, you can reach Shau Kei Wan, and heading west, you can go through the Convention and Exhibition Centre all the way to Central and Sheung Wan. It's also easy to walk to the Apple Store at IFC. In short, it's very convenient to enjoy the Hong Kong skyline by the sea, and the photos turn out beautifully. Highly recommended!

Dorsett is a good chain hotel that I’ve stayed at before many times in Hong Kong, but I have to say this is probably my least favourite of the several locations they have. The hotel does offer good facilities and good sized rooms with comfortable bedding, bathroom. The hotel also has a gym, and restaurant. However, the location isn’t too good and despite saying it’s only a few hundred meters away from two metro stations it’s quite a long and inconvenient walk from either. In addition, one side of the hotel overlooks a huge cemetery and grave yard - so if you are particular about this kinda of thing it would be an issue and it would be your entire view so something you can’t avoid. This isn’t mentioned anywhere else from what I can find. The only way you can avoid this is to pay to upgrade to a premium room (I feel this is a little unfair way of marketing). Staff are generally friendly however I did find one of the concierge a little rude and abrupt.

The hotel boasts excellent transportation links, being just a short walk from Wan Chai MTR Station, the tram stop, and various bus stops. You can also easily walk to the Golden Bauhinia Square and Wan Chai Ferry Pier. If you're coming from the airport and aren't in a rush, I recommend taking Citybus E11; it's half the price of A11. Wan Chai itself is a well-connected area, making it easy to get anywhere. The facilities are comprehensive. The room includes a refrigerator, kettle, safe, hairdryer, and iron. The room size is quite reasonable for Hong Kong, and while the bed is a bit narrow, that's somewhat characteristic of Hong Kong hotels. The hotel doesn't offer adapter plugs for loan, but they do provide a USB multi-head charging cable. However, the USB charging speed is very slow, so I suggest bringing your own adapter. Another minor drawback is that the Wi-Fi is also a bit slow. Hygiene is satisfactory. Both the room and common areas are clean and tidy. The 'Outstanding Bay View' room type has been renovated and shows no obvious stains. We stayed for three days and experienced no skin allergies, which suggests there are no bed bugs. Additionally, the elevators require a room card swipe to access your floor, which adds to the security. The surroundings are convenient. There are many great restaurants in Wan Chai, though most require about a 5-minute walk. There are a few 'rich man's canteens' nearby if you have a generous budget and want to avoid walking. If you haven't bought the hotel breakfast and don't want to venture too far, you can go to Peninsula Seafood Restaurant on Lockhart Road for dim sum. It's better than the 'Jin Hui' restaurant recommended on some social media platforms, with good ambiance, hygiene, and daily special dim sum, making it quite a good deal.

First time staying here since the renovation, and my first time on a lower floor, which was a bit disappointing. The room was incredibly small; it was my first time in a Club Smart room, and maybe this room type isn't suitable. The breakfast wasn't very good either. The location, however, is excellent, only about a 20-minute walk from the TIDES performance venue in Whampoa. If it didn't include breakfast, it would be fine, but with breakfast, the value for money immediately drops by 20%.

The hotel is located close to the bay with a nice environment. However, there are hardly any dining options nearby, and the restaurant downstairs is expensive and serves bad food. Since there are no other places to eat around, I wouldn't recommend it. While the bay view is a plus, the surrounding area is simply inconvenient. I heard it's a hotel for expectant mothers. This stay was a failure, and I won't be returning. The room facilities are also basic, but at least it's spacious. Given the price, I can't give it too harsh a review. In short, I don't recommend it unless you're looking for extreme quiet. The surrounding area is really inconvenient, and getting to the hotel itself isn't easy.

Coming to Tuen Mun, I go to Sam Shing Hui for seafood, shop 'til I drop at V City, and hike the Tuen Mun section of MacLehose Trail. This hotel is really clean and affordable. Even though there's no breakfast, I can go to the August Flower restaurant in the mall next door for dim sum. The room has a Japanese-style theme and is spotless. Toothbrushes and slippers are provided. This is already my third stay. The front desk staff are friendly too. The main reason I keep coming back is how clean the rooms are. Remember to exit Tuen Mun MTR station at Exit A, and you'll see the big sign for Hotel COZi Wetland.

It was good stay I’ll do it again as soon as possible, the location is fine and the transportation is available during the day and night it was really amazing trip sure I’ll hi there many times , the bus 3M takes you to several places and the ferry is fast

Hello everyone, what can I say about this hotel? It's clean and cozy, and the room was spacious. We booked a standard room and got upgraded to a suite! The breakfast isn't a buffet; it's à la carte, but it's enough to fill you up. The location is on a hill near Victoria Peak, within walking distance, and there are many bus routes around. There's also a supermarket nearby. Overall, we were satisfied with our stay here.

I am beyond satisfied with my stay! The room was exceptionally clean and the facilities didn't feel outdated at all. I almost changed my mind after reading some negative reviews, but I'm so glad I didn't—it turned out to be amazing. They also offer free luggage storage, and the staff were very friendly. It's super convenient, quite close to the subway station, and getting anywhere from here is a breeze.

Right by the Yau Ma Tei MTR exit, the location is absolutely fantastic. **Environment:** Very unique, with a Chinese retro style. The photo wall shows many celebrities have visited. The lobby even has a balcony where you can enjoy the Mong Kok street view. **Facilities:** It feels like it's been renovated. While it doesn't have that brand-new hotel feel, it's very tidy and clean. **Service:** Very thoughtful, and they offer luggage storage. It was a surprisingly good stay, and I would choose it again next time. P.S. The soundproofing isn't great; you can clearly hear people in other rooms watching short videos at high volume.