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The Landmark Mandarin Oriental is a luxury boutique hotel, set in the heart of bustling Hong Kong Island. Outfitted with a streamlined look with its ultra-contemporary, luxurious and subdued design, the hotel is an oasis for discerning travellers who want to be located in a central location. Superbly located near the sophisticated shopping malls and some of the best dining hotspots in Hong Kong, it is perfectly convenient for business and leisure travellers.
Accommodation at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental comprises of 113 contemporary guest rooms, some of the largest in the city. All of the rooms and suites have the same sleek, streamlined design, with high-tech gadgets to include in-room entertainment and high-quality audio systems. Stunning glass-walled bathrooms come with rounded bathtubs, LCD TV, rain showers, dual vanities and chemical-free grooming products by Sodashi or Jo Malone.
The Landmark Mandarin Oriental hotel’s signature restaurant, Amber, serves contemporary, seasonal French cuisine, while its MO Bar features all day dining and delicious cocktails, and serves elegant afternoon tea. Guests can unwind in the beautiful large indoor pool after the day of sightseeing. For ultimate relaxation, there is a state of the art two-storey Oriental Spa with 15 treatment rooms with vitality pools, amethyst crystal steam rooms and Zen relaxation rooms.
Stay The Landmark Mandarin Oriental features 113 rooms and suites. These are among the largest guest rooms in Hong Kong city, averaging about 50 sqm and offer a fresh take on contemporary style, inspired by a unique urban setting. The L600 Rooms have great amounts of space and luxurious bathrooms while L900 Suites enjoy facilities of a private spa in the bathroom. Room amenities include a Nespresso machine plus a glass chilled-cabinet with daily treats.
ChildCare Families with children are welcome to stay at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental hotel. Rooms have special gifts and child sized bathrobes, and books, DVDs, games, baby equipment. Restaurants include children menu and the hotel's concierge is also happy to customise activities for families. Babysitting service can be arranged, upon request.
Dine There are two dining options at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental; MO Bar and Amber. Located on the ground floor, the two-story MO Bar offers all-day dining and beverage service. MO Bar is popular with locals as well as guests and has a pleasant buzz throughout the day. Amber is a Michelin-starred, World’s 50 best-listed restaurant, that serves modern French cuisine in in a seductive sanctum. It was recently voted as the best in China by San Pellegrino.
Relax Facilities at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental includes an 18-metre indoor heated pool and an award winning, two-storey Oriental Spa, one of the city's finest wellness centres. The spa offers luxurious treatment suites and a plethora of pampering and wellness options. Other facilities include Pilates and yoga studios, fully equipped gym. For an indulgent in-room experience try the hotel's 'bath menu' and have your spa experience brought to your room.
Experience Situated a bit back from the Victoria Harbour edge, the Landmark Mandarin Oriental enjoys an enviable location close the city’s lavish restaurants, terminal for the historic Star Ferry, connecting Victoria to Kowloon. While there, walk along the Avenue of Stars and enjoy spectacular views of the city’s skyline and mountains. Also, visit Museum of History or the Science Museum in Kowloon and Peak Tower on the mainland for views of Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon Peninsula.
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Location Situated on Queen's Road Central, in the central business district set back from Victoria Harbour. The hotel is 2-3 minutes walk by air-conditioned walkways to most of the key commercial buildings including Gloucester Tower, Princes Building, Alexandra House, Chater House, Standard Chartered Bank, HSBC, Exchange Square and IFC.
Getting there 12-hour international flight to Hong Kong International Airport. The Landmark is a 40-minute drive from the airport.
When to go Hong Kong has a tropical climate and can be visited year round. October to April are the driest months although December to February are cooler. May to September is hot, humid with the most rainfall during these months.
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