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Mandarin Oriental

4.8 (32 reviews)
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Xiao Long Bao.
John D.

We had to wait awhile but it was worth it. Xiao Long Bao was delicious, the siomai was superb and the beef noodle soup was great. The service was impeccable. The attention to detail, 2nd to none.

Desserts
Nini T.

Such a fun experience! I had so much fun with my family. We decided to come here for high tea on a random Tuesday afternoon. I really enjoyed their sparkling tea and canele. The scones were also a highlight! So much better than the states!

Room
Maylee W.

Truly luxurious! I was fortunate to stay 4 glorious nights at this amazing hotel, centrally located in Central District. I reserved my room through American Express Platinum Card and there was a special- stay 3 nights and get Fourth free. My room has access to the Mandarin Club, located on the 24th Floor- a beautiful space with fabulous views of Victoria Harbour. The afternoon tea starts at 2:30 pm, with delicious scones, finger sandwiches and sweets. At 5 pm, there is another buffet with soup, salads, meats, cheese, assorted appetizers. I really loved the Mandarin Club, so nice to have a glass of champagne after a long day of exploring the city. The spa was magnificent! I had the manicure pedicure and the technician spent nearly 2 hours on this treatment - truly the best pampering in Hong Kong! The room was lovely, I loved the Diptyque bath products and this was quite the luxurious stay at this magnificent hotel. The service was fabulous. Can't wait to return to the Mandarin Oriental!!

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Tani S.

It was our first time staying in a Mandarin Oriental and feel truly spoiled after the experience. Service is exemplary as many have noted and from what MO is known for. The location for this hotel can't be beat with it being so accessible to two MTR stations, the Star Ferry, and so many walkable restaurants and tourist spots. We were a party of six and stayed here four nights during our recent stay. They had a promotion for one free night after three so we were able to reduce our average nightly rate. We had originally booked two standard harbor view rooms but they very kindly upgraded us to two suite harbor view rooms which had a small living room area, bed for the children, and separate king size bedroom. The room was so spacious and comfortable! The bathroom had a huge Koehler soaking tub that was perfect for tired feet at the end of the day. The Botega Veneta bath products were nicely perfumed. Since our youngest was turning 7 during our trip they had a birthday cake during our stay awaiting us in our room (that was truly decadent!). Our daughter left one of her books out one day and we arrived back to find it gently closed with a beautiful bookmark. We had breakfast daily in the Clipper Lounge (after joining their free loyalty program we were able to get two complementary breakfasts). Would definitely recommend this as your hotel of choice for HK..

Tom T.

This hotel is centrally located in the heart of central, not far away and easily walkable from the ferry terminal area. The decor and amenities of the room are spot on with some really cool modern features and electronics such as automatic blinds. Views will be of the Ferris wheel and harbour. Average room rates here can be somewhat high -- 400-600 a night, though this seemingly is the case anywhere on this island. The level of service has been very professional and does not disappoint.

Wonderful day !!!!
Justin M.

The oyster bar here is world famous, and for a reason. Don't come if you don't have money , this place isn't cheap. I only had time for oysters and a glass of champagne , but I look forward to coming back for a full meal !!

Katherine S.

Beautiful location, spacious seatings, amazing afternoon tea experience. Every item was delicious and beautifully made. Highly recommended!

Our view from window
Opal T.

The epitome of luxury. From arrival to departure, I barely lifted a finger, as the staff bend over backwards for you. This is truly a full service hotel. And, as the one of oldest hotels in HK, MO maintains its history while implementing modern features you'd expect in this metropolitan city. Highlights: - Swift check in, I arrived ahead of my partner who booked the room and they graciously accommodated me - Large, comfortable room with a huge bed that could probably fit 6 people. Perfect for conquering jet lag. Very modern, light switches look like control panels. - Bathroom, this was my lair... Hermés bath products, dual shower head, fog less mirror, every toiletry and kit you could think of (including lint brush!!) - Housekeeping was phenomenal. Lining my shoes up in the closet, folding clothes that I'd strewn about, wrapping up cords, arranging my cosmetics. - Lots of dining and bar options. Just double check when they are open and serving food. I spent most time in the Clipper Lounge having cocktails, I mean afternoon tea. By Cafe Causette there is a walkway that will take you to a shopping mall. Inside there is a grocery store (Oliver's) and a pharmacy (Mannings), among high end shopping stores. - Currensy exchange at reception I have NO complaints! Enjoy your stay.

Evening view towards Victoria Harbour from room.
Ed M.

The old Mandarin in Central is still the best! I needed to be in several offices in Central during the day on both sides of Gloucester Road. Mandarin is the place. They all call you by name, Mr. S, and I am told they keep a personal file on you from your visits to anticipate your preferences. They have two or is it three Michelin restaurants plus five other bars and eateries. The rooms are immaculate from electronics to plumbing. Binoculars for viewing across the harbour to Kowloon and a cell phone if you need a local one for example. Check out the harbor view pic from the room posted here. I just collapsed the first night and slept soundly in the linen sheets, didn't use the tv. Great shower with double heads plus a big rain head straight down. I like a quick meal at the Chinnery (See other reviews). Light breakfast at the bakery cake shop is very good. You can sit at a table and be served, buy at the counter and sit at the bar, or buy and take out to your room. Pastries bought at the counter are much bigger than those served at the table, a strange touch peculiar to the culture of this property group. Exact same flakes and fillings but smaller. All food is excellent. The bars serve beer in silver mugs, but I like the airy feeling of their sister MO in the Landmark better. Brits occupied the best suites here, then Americans followed by a sprinkling of Japanese and Europeans. Now they are Mandarin speakers with a sprinkling of Shanghainese. And it is still the best in Hong Kong which is pretty hard to beat.

Liangzi L.

The best hotel I have ever stayed in Perfect service and amenities The only gripe was that you have to pay for wifi =_=

Half glasses of champagne
Jen W.

We chose to stay at the Mandarin Oriental since it is known to be a "Hong Kong institution" but rightfully this title has faded. My husband, son, and I here for 5 nights for the first half of my husband's 40th birthday celebration and sadly we did not get the 5star experience that others rave about. EVERYTHING about this hotel was mediocre from the room (we stayed in a harbour view suite) to the lackluster service. The food was above mediocre but then again we mainly ordered room service since the two times we did decide to eat at the Clipper lounge I felt completely discriminated against (perhaps because of my ethnicity or because I put in no effort to dress to impress or both?). I signed up for pretty much everything they are "known" for to get the full experience: - Harbor View Suite: we were on the 7th floor and our view was almost in line with the parking garages across from us across from us. It's also important to note that the hotel faces a major street. - Jadestone treatment: my masseur was skilled BUT he had me sit down where my feet were to be washed prior to my massage (which I extended to 90 mins) but he did not wash my feet. It was baffling to me. Perhaps it was beneath him to wash my feet? - Hainan Chicken: this was good but not worth the $40+ - Afternoon tea: this was decent but we sat at the tables in lobby and it was awkward. We looked around us and everyone had a 3/4 glass of champagne but we received 1/2 glass. Normally I wouldn't even care but at $18+ a glass I do care. I ordered another glass just to make sure it wasn't a mistake and again I received 1/2 glass (see photos) - Breakfast buffet: although there was a nice eclectic selection of food to choose from, it all tasted stale including the dim sum. I had an omelette made to order and it had a medicinal taste to it. This is also where I felt the most discriminated against. They served my husband (who is Caucasian) but blatantly disregarded me. With a heavy heart, we opted to order room service for the rest of our stay because of how I was treated. - Mandarin barber: my husband and 4 year old son both got haircuts and they were no better than the barber they both go to back home. In fact, my sons hair was noticeably uneven in the back. Also, my husband got a beard trim and they only used clippers to trim yet charged an ludicrous amount. Other than its prime location, this hotel has nothing outstanding to offer. It's also very clear that the hotel's values seem to be far behind in the times which is why other surrounding hotels like Upper House or even the Ritz Carlton are thriving. One does not need to come to the Mandarin Oriental to experience anything extraordinary. My suggestion is to look elsewhere to get what your pay for. *Tip: if you do decide to stay here, DO NOT use their $180 (one-way) airport transfer service. Use an Uber instead which offers the same service in a nice clean car or van at a fraction of the price.

In our hotel suite
EJ P.

When I think of the #1 luxury 5 star hotel, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong flagship property takes the cake, hands down! The incredible service, amenities, food, elegant quality, & decor is truly unparalleled. Our flight from Thailand to Hong Kong was delayed & I was really sad that my husband & I would miss our reservations to Man Wah, Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant located inside the hotel. So I called & spoke to the hotel front desk manager letting him know of our unfortunate situation & that we wouldn't arrive to the hotel until after 11pm although the restaurant was set to close at 10pm. He made a phone call to the restaurant & called me back stating the staff would wait to make our food & could deliver our food to our room upon check-in. I was over-the-moon ecstatic because this was the only night we would be able to try Man Wah & we were really looking forward to trying this restaurant. We arrived at 11:30pm, front desk staff walked us to our suite for check-in & just a couple minutes into check-in, room service arrived with our Peking Duck in 2 ways, hot & sour soup, & a pork dish. I was so appreciative that staff at the restaurant stayed late to prepare this meal for us & have it delivered. Love their above & beyond service!! The sweet gentleman delivering & setting up our food, pulled out my chair for me, napkin placed in my lap, we were offered any welcome drink of our choice. Truly amazing service throughout our stay which made us feel so welcome & special. The suite itself, overlooking the harbor & city was beautiful. The separate living room and work/desk area is very nice. Butler service with the push of a button available. I loved our mail box next to the front door which I could access from inside the room because it felt like a secret door. Our favorite part of the suite was actually the restroom. Spacious, luxurious, best water pressure in the shower with 2 adjustable shower heads, large bath tub & all the amenities you could imagine are already present without having to request at the front desk, including shaving equip, deodorant, comb, floss, cotton swabs, tooth brush, tooth paste, bath salts..etc. There are 10 different restaurants/bars & a bakery onsite, (3 different Michelin starred restaurants) stores for shopping, spa, & art/history pieces around the lobby area. My husband and I love this type of hotel in which we could spend all the days indoors and feeling like we have everything we need & more in the hotel. We really enjoyed Tea Time in the Clipper Lounge, cigar lounge, lunch at the Mandarin Grill & Bar, & the spa. My husband & I were staying at the Mandarin Oriental in Thailand right before Hong Kong and we thought that hotel was incredible but this one blew us away even more. #BestHotel #5stars #CanILiveHere?

***CIGAR DIVAN-- Nice Selection of Cigars, Cigarillos and Clubs; Great Ambience!*** There are some distinct differences in this Cigar Divan versus it's other branch in Central (i.e. the Red Chamber) ----this Divan in The Mandarin Oriental is designed for when you don't have too much time to spare i.e. it is MUCH smaller in size, with limited seating and very limited selection of drinks. I certainly liked the Tea here, it had a good strong flavor and it didn't overpower the Cigar flavor... which is perfect. (Its other branch, The Red Chamber has alcohol as well, but this one doesn't have... which is intentional of course). So, it's perfect for me when I don't have time and I need to have a quick cigar smoke (while it's branch The Red Chamber is perfect for me when there is time to spare.... with its plush seating/interiors). This Cigar Divan is conveniently located in the heart of Central, so that's a huge plus...whether you work in Central or coming in from MTR/Taxi. MOST IMPORTANTLY - The SELECTION OF CIGARS, CIGARILLOS AND CLUBS is good- all my "staple" Cigar brands are available here whether it's Partagás, Romeo y Julieta, Montecristo, etc. Of course there are other brands too but I'm yet to try them.....in time I will try them too.

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