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Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

Located in the heart of the business, shopping and entertainment district of Hong Kong, this iconic hotel truly defines Oriental sophistication. Offering some of the most spacious and luxurious accommodation in Asia, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong boasts spectacular views over Victoria Harbour or the city with its futuristic neon skyscrapers. Lavish guest rooms and suites offer contemporary, elegant accommodation, with enough technology to impress even the most seasoned traveller and IT Butlers ready to assist.

For more information about this property or ways to enhance your luxury China Holiday please call our travel consultants.

Hotel Details

Summary:	Located in Hong Kong's business and entertainment district
Property Type:	Luxury Hotel
Feature:	There is no mistaking why the service is legendary here
Location:	Hong Kong , China
Nearest Airport:	Hong Kong Airport

Gymnasium

Spa

Swimming Pool

Children are welcome

Beauty Salon

Gentleman's Barber

Price Per Person based on UK departure

Stay 2 nights from £430 p.p. (High Season) or £380 p.p. (Low Season) in a Superior Room, room only, including transfers. Flights available on request.

Prices are for guidance only. They are subject to availability, change and current exchange rate. You will be advised of the price of the holiday that you wish to book before your contract is confirmed.

Accommodation

All guest rooms and suites have a television, radio, telephone, mini-bar, hairdryer and a safe. The sophisticated technology available in the accommodation is complemented by the assistance of IT Butlers, as and when required.

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Superior Room

Harbour Room

Deluxe Room

Dining

There are ten restaurants at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong including one Michelin-star restaurant, Mandarin Grill & Bar and two Michelin-star, Pierre, serving exquisite French cuisine.

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Leisure Facilities

Cities

Hong Kong makes for a fantastic urban firework; radiating light, colour and a thousand gasps from its first-time visitors. Split into distinct areas, Hong Kong Island is the financial hub of the city; it is modern, affluent and has bravado to match, while Kowloon is renowned for its malls, street markets and residences. Dividing these two districts is the world-recognisable harbour, with Hong Kong Island providing a backdrop of luminous skyscrapers. Embark on a nighttime cruise and witness the Symphony of Lights - a multimedia display of futuristic lights spread across forty skyscrapers or indulge in around-the-clock shopping and boxes of Chinese noodles sold from street-side food stalls. If the pace of this hectic city all gets too much, abscond to one of Hong Kong's two-hundred and sixty external islands for recuperation.

Luxury Spa Holidays

Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong is proudly home to the first Kinesis Centre in Hong Kong and Mandarin Spa, including the city's first authentic Ayurvedic Centre.

Luxury Family Holidays

Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong is extremely child-friendly, with each guest under the age of five years old receiving a baseball cap, polo shirt, backpack and teddy bear on arrival, as well as mini-slippers and bathrobes in their room.

Location and Transfer

40 minutes from Hong Kong Airport by car transfer. NB: Visas are required for China.

Contact Details

Call our Travel Consultants on: 01244 897 551

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Fri 25 May	08:30	- 18:00
Sat 26 May	09:00	- 17:00
Sun 27 May	10:00	- 15:00

Size:	35-40m²
Room View:	Ice House Street views

Size:	40m²
Room View:	Victoria Harbour views

Size:	35-40m²
Room View:	Chater Road views

Cuisine:	Modern grill specialities
Setting:	Enjoy the light and airy contemporary setting of this Two Star Michelin restaurant, where - legend has it - fortunes and reputations have been made and even unmade.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	French cuisine
Setting:	Huge windows frame magnificent views of Victoria Harbour in this Two Michelin Star restaurant situated on the 25th floor.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Signature Cantonese cuisine
Setting:	Man Wah is an elegant dining room, with a Michelin Star, situated on the 25th floor. Rich interiors feature exquiste attention-to-detail, such as turquoise napkin rings and hand-carved chopsticks.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	International, contemporary all-day dining
Setting:	Located on the mezzanine floor, stylish Chanel-inspired interiors feature yellow silk and tweed, complemented by a convival ambience.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Creative tasting menus and the world’s most prestigious Champagne, Krug
Setting:	One of Hong Kong’s best-kept dining secrets, this exclusive table-for-twelve enjoys a hidden location in the heart of the hotel’s kitchens.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Breakfast, lunch and dinner served buffet-style, as well as legendary afternoon teas
Setting:	Fondly referred to as 'Hong Kong’s sitting room', Clipper Lounge serves as a relaxing haven and a favourite meeting place. The setting offers views overlooking Statue Square.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Cantonese tapas cuisine and cocktails
Setting:	With the Hong Kong skyline as its backdrop, the top floor M Bar features a host of textures, shapes and images to complement its cocktail and tapas menu.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Traditional British cuisine
Setting:	Take time out and escape to the first floor and the uniquely 'private club' ambience of The Chinnery. It offers one of the world's largest collections of single malt whiskey.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Cocktails and after-dinner digestifs
Setting:	A convivial space to meet at the end of a busy day or after dinner. Live music is played in the evenings.
Dress Code:	Smart casual

Cuisine:	Homemade delicacies including chocolates, cakes and breads.
Setting:	A long-time favourite over the past twenty-five years, try to resist the temptations in the glass cabinet displays, if you can.
Dress Code:	Casual