Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

The opulent rooms have played host to some of the most famous names in the world, from The Sultan of Brunei and Late Princess Diana to former US presidents Nixon, Ford and Bush. But it’s a favorite with the biggest names in business and entertainment too, and other distinguished guests who value exemplary service and beautiful surroundings. Oriental antiquities and silk hangings adorn every level. Spend a little time in the lavish Rooms and Suites, Restaurants, Bars and Leisure facilities, and you won’t be surprised to learn that the hotel recently underwent a multi million dollar renovation.

Whether you are there with them to relax, on business, leisure, or to celebrate a special occasion, they can promise a stay you will never forget. In the words of a recent guest, “It is rare that one can stay at a hotel for five days and be so constantly delighted with everything and everyone.” They look forward to welcoming you, and ensuring that you share in their opinion.

Walk into your Room or Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong and you enter a world of luxury. Furnishings and décor are sumptuous with unique Asian accents. And every room with a breathtaking view of the harbour comes with the finishing touch, a pair of binoculars. At Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, all the 434 rooms and 68 suites blend state-of-the-art technology with classic styling. Choose from a City or stunning Harbour view. From the 68 suites, 6 of which are Signature Suites. The Signature Suites are the work of internationally acclaimed designers including Nicky Haslam. Whatever suite you choose, every one is sumptuously appointed and has breathtaking views, and all have the services of your own personal butler.

Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, has everything you could wish for to take a break from the hectic pace of the city. There are 10 bars and restaurants to choose from including The Captain’s Bar The Chinnery, Man Wah, The Mandarin Grill and Pierre – which introduces the cuisine of 3-star Michelin Pierre Gagnaire to Hong Kong for the first time. Therapies to help you relax at The Mandarin Spa and The Mandarin Barber and beauty treatments, including Mr So’s Shanghainese pedicure to help you look and feel your best. And an indoor penthouse swimming pool and 24-hour fitness centre including Kinesis Studio to help you work away the strains of the day.

Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong is part of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group and Virtuoso

Conde Nast Traveller, Reader’s Travel Awards – No. 45 on The Top 100 List - 2007

Hotelink Shuttle Bus one-way at HKD 140. 24-seater luxury coach service with departures scheduled every 30 minutes from Hong Kong Int. Airport. The hotel can also be accessed by Mass Transit Railway, Airport Express Link, A11 Bus from Chek Lap Kok Airport and taxis.

Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
5 Connaught Road, Central
Hong Kong, S.A.R.,
China

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