HKG: Ovolo Hotel - 100 Shek Pai Wan Road [Breakfast] {REBRANDED}

Decent continental breakfast with free items in the room!

UPDATE (06/03/2020): The hotel has been rebranded to Mojo Nomad Aberdeen Harbour by Ovolo.

I chose to stay at Ovolo Hotel (4*) in Aberdeen due to its proximity to Jumbo Kingdom where I dined in Dragon Court the previous day. For a 4* hotel, it may appear to be small, but I truly enjoyed the comfort it's got to offer. The spread of the continental buffet breakfast is somewhat limited though.


Muffins & Bread

I started my day with a piece of bread which could be less flimsy, but it had a pleasant yeasty aroma. I had a preference for the moderately sweet vanilla muffin to its chocolate counterpart which could match the sweetness of the former.


Corn & Multi-Grain Flakes

Crispy corn flakes, as well as rich-in-fibre multi-grain flakes were available, to be accompanied with chilled milk.


Ham and Cheese & Egg

The savoury ham slices, together with their milky best friends, were good to be eaten just like that without bread. The poached egg was, in my opinion, approaching perfection.


Oh, yeah... Gimme more, baby... Hmm, any fans of Britney Spears here? :P


Fruits & Yoghurt

In Ovolo Hotel, you'll get apple, pineapple, watermelon and dragon fruit slices in small plastic cups. Nice, velvety fruit yoghurt is also up for grab.


Orange Juice & Coffee

I went for two rounds of the refreshingly pulpy orange juice. For the bitter coffee, I decided to use the cute shot mug.

Melon's Rating
Taste: 7/10
Ambience: 7/10
Overall: 7/10


Their decently priced hotel rooms come with free mini-bar beverages!


A free loot bag is also available in each room!


Above is a picture of the night view from my room that day. Thank you very much for the hospitality!

Ovolo Hotel - 100 Shek Pai Wan Road

100 Shek Pai Wan Road
Aberdeen
Hong Kong
(Daily: 7.00am - 10.00am)

http://www.ovolohotels.com/

*No separate price given as buffet breakfast is included in the room price.

Have a nice meal,
Cliff(y)

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