An elegant hotel that has been completely renovated to retain the colonial charm and outstanding service whilst the interiors have been given a contemporary boost.

The legendary Mandarin Oriental reopened in September 2006. With a history of inherent glamour the hotel is welcoming back it’s previous guests as well as attracting a different crowd tempted by the new design of the spacious rooms and suites. The Harbour View rooms have a veranda area with a large day bed for simply relaxing and taking in the views of Victoria Harbour, spectacular in the evenings during the nightly laser light show. The hotel now boasts a number of restaurants, the highlights being the Cantonese Man Wah and Pierre, a 3-star Michelin restaurant set against dramatic views from our 25th floor.

• Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong accommodation 434 Superior or Harbour View Rooms + 68 Suites
• Location of Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong Hong Kong Island
• Getting to Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong 12hr international flight
• Children at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong Children welcome but no facilities except babysitting
• Facilities Indoor swimming pool, Harbour View Gym, Spa, 10 restaurants and bars
• Weather Tropical climate with Oct to Dec the warmest and driest months

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