Hotels With breakfast in Hong Kong, China

"Excellent service and a fantastic location. The room size is a real advantage for its price point in Hong Kong. Standard rooms are around 22㎡, while duplex suites are 36㎡, both featuring a sofa, a separate bathtub, and a wet/dry partitioned bathroom. You can fully open your large luggage without feeling cramped, which is a significant plus as most Hong Kong hotels at this price are only 10-14㎡. Bonus: a free mini-bar with complimentary refills of bottled water, Coke, and soda – no extra charges! The hotel is directly connected to a 6-story shopping mall downstairs, offering everything from sneaker stores and beauty shops to sushi and a food court, so you're covered for food and shopping 24/7. Plus, it has direct access to MTR Exit E. Truly great! The room also has plenty of charging outlets, as shown in pictures one and two."

"This is a great place for a family vacation with kids. We took a taxi from West Kowloon. The hotel room was spacious, with two large 1.8-meter beds. The beach was right next to us, and there were lots of small fish in the sea. We even caught one with a small bucket and played with it for a while, which made the kids very happy, but we released it back into the sea when we left. The hotel is on the third floor. If you have luggage or a stroller, remember to contact the hotel staff to open the side entrance. We didn't know this on our first visit and had to carry everything up the stairs from the beach entrance, then walk a short distance to the hotel. There are activities on the first and second floors, and the breakfast is very good. It's very family-friendly for those with children. There are also restaurants nearby, but their prices are just okay. The hotel offers better value for money. It was a great experience, and we'll definitely come back again."

"I am extremely disappointed with my stay at this Nathan hotel. The overall experience was far below my expectations. First, the front desk female staff were impolite and unprofessional during the check-in process. Their attitude made me feel unwelcome from the moment I arrived. To make matters even more disappointing, the day of my check-in was my birthday, and I had hoped to enjoy a pleasant stay. Instead, it turned into a very frustrating experience. After entering my room, I noticed that the air conditioning was not working properly. The room remained uncomfortably warm despite adjusting the temperature. I contacted the hotel, and an engineer came to inspect the air conditioner. He turned off the main power and restarted the system, but the problem remained unresolved. Rather than offering to change my room or provide an effective solution, the hotel simply gave us a fan. Providing a fan is not an acceptable solution to a faulty air conditioning system. The room remained hot and uncomfortable throughout the stay, which seriously affected my comfort, sleep quality, and overall experience. Given the poor service, the lack of professionalism, and the unresolved air conditioning issue, I believe the hotel failed to provide the standard of accommodation that guests should reasonably expect. Another male front desk staff member escorted us to Room 1004 on the Executive Floor. However, the room only had one king-size bed, and the hotel informed us that they could only provide a foldaway bed. This was completely different from the room type I had booked. My reservation was clearly for a room with two double beds, so I do not understand why the hotel failed to provide the room type that I had reserved and confirmed. This caused unnecessary inconvenience and added to my disappointment with the overall stay. The next day, the Duty Assistant Manager offered us two alternative rooms. However, neither of them was satisfactory. The first room was on the 10th floor, but it still had only one king-size bed, which did not match my original reservation. The second room was on the 5th floor and contained four twin beds in the form of two bunk beds. This room was clearly not comparable to the Executive Floor room that I had originally booked and was not suitable for our needs. I made my booking based on the expectation that the hotel would provide the room type that was confirmed in my reservation. Unfortunately, the hotel failed to do so, which significantly affected our stay. In addition to the issues mentioned above, the hair dryer in our room was also defective because the power plug had come loose and could not be used safely. I contacted the front desk to request a replacement hair dryer, but I was informed that the Housekeeping team first needed to come to the room to verify the issue before a replacement could be provided. This unnecessary process caused further inconvenience during our stay. I would, however, like to recognize the professionalism and excellent service provided by the Housekeeping staff and the bellboy. They were polite, helpful, and courteous throughout our stay, and they deserve to be commended for their efforts. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the front desk staff. Their attitude was consistently disappointing from check-in to check-out. The male staff member who assisted us during check-out was also unfriendly and unprofessional. I believe the front desk team requires further customer service training to improve their attitude and the way they communicate with guests. Overall, this was one of the most disappointing hotel experiences I have ever had. I will not stay at Nathan Hotel again, nor will I recommend it to others. I sincerely hope that Trip.com and the hotel will take this complaint seriously and provide a fair resolution to this matter."

"The hotel has a very artistic and modern design, with new facilities. The faucets and flooring have a luxurious feel. It's about a seven to eight-minute walk to Jordan MTR station, up and down a slope. There's a well-stocked Market Place supermarket very close by downstairs, which has everything 7-Eleven might miss, and many items are discounted when you buy two. There's also a fantastic Bing Sutt (Hong Kong-style cafe) nearby. My only minor complaints are that the room lacks an exhaust fan, so the bedding can feel damp and uncomfortable after a shower. Also, the bedding seems a bit old; I felt itchy while sleeping, possibly from dust mites, but I didn't get any rashes, so it's probably not as bad as some negative reviews suggest. The male receptionist was a bit stern but very helpful, which seems to be common in Hong Kong – people might appear tough but are actually very nice. The female staff at checkout also proactively asked if I needed to store my luggage. The service was absolutely excellent."

"The front desk kindly upgraded us to a suite for free, which even came with a separate bedroom and living room! Both rooms had their own TVs, and the air conditioning could be adjusted independently. It was a fantastic room! Very spacious and clean, with two bathrooms. The washer/dryer combo was in the bathroom, but you need to bring your own detergent, which you can buy at a small shop on Chun Yuen Street downstairs. The mini-fridge and microwave in the room were also very useful. You can ask the front desk for Hong Kong adapter plugs; just return them at check-out. The hotel also offers different pillow options. Both the gym and outdoor pool are quite large. During our stay, on Thursday, the pool and exterior windows were being cleaned, which shows how much the hotel values hygiene. We could also store our luggage for free on the day of check-out. There are plenty of restaurants, 'bing sutt' (local diners), and 'cha chaan teng' (Hong Kong-style cafes) inside and around the Hopewell Centre, offering options for every budget. There are also several brand stores for shopping. 'My Cup of Tea' and 'Beef King' are both on Chun Yuen Street. During our stay, the staff at Sasa in the building even proactively gave us discounts when we shopped there. The lobby is on the 19th floor. We entered through the Hopewell Gourmet Street and just had to go to the 3rd floor, then transfer to the elevator for the 19th floor. It was a bit confusing the first time because of the split-flow elevators, but just follow the clear and prominent signs when looking for the elevator, and once you get your bearings, it's very convenient. The hotel is close to Wan Chai MTR station, making transportation very easy. You can walk all the way to Causeway Bay in just 20-30 minutes, or take the 'ding ding' tram back and forth."

"I was book 2 rooms and stay only 1 night. We got the good location a lot of shopping area and many shop. I don't try the hotel BF due to many restaurant closed by the hotel. The room quit big for 2 person. Hotel receiption all can speak english and very friendly. I very appreciate with I forgot important thing when I check out the hotel service try to contact me to take back. I think next time I will book this hotel again."

"The location is convenient. If you're taking a cross-border bus, you can get off at K11 MUSEA and walk for about 15 minutes to reach the hotel. It's also very easy to get around by MTR or bus, and there's a direct bus to the Hong Kong Port of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. I booked a triple room, and Ctrip's description stated three single beds. However, the hotel initially assigned us a standard room with an extra bed. So, I went to the front desk, and they promptly switched us to a newly renovated triple room on the 21st floor. I initially thought it was the top floor, but it turned out there was another floor above that required climbing stairs from the 21st floor. The facilities in the newly renovated room were significantly better, although the renovation itself seemed a bit rushed and couldn't withstand close inspection. The cleanliness was acceptable, but I did spot a few strands of hair left by previous guests in the bathroom. One of the hotel's four elevators was under maintenance, leading to longer waiting times for going up and down. Also, the hotel doesn't have a designated smoking area, so smokers need to find a spot outside."