The stunning Landmark Mandarin Oriental is one of Asia’s most luxurious, stylish and contemporary hotels, with amongst the largest hotel rooms in Hong Kong and also one of its premier holistic spas offering a comprehensive range of Eastern and Western treatments.

The hotel is located at The Landmark in the heart of Central, a few steps from most of Hong Kong’s key commercial buildings as well as those shops providing the highest concentration of luxury brands in Asia. This premier location combined with international architect-designed bars and restaurants serving superlative food and wine ensure the hotel is an irresistible magnet for Hong Kong's social and business elite. In addition, the hotel’s purpose-built function rooms are perfect for designer fashion shows, product launches and other celebrations.

General Manager Anthony Costa says, "The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong has established a new benchmark for luxury, elegance and dedicated service combined with state-of-the-art technology and the latest in contemporary design."

The hotel’s creation makes the first time that two of the world‘s most lauded hotel interior designers, Hong Kong-born Peter Remedios and Transylvania native Adam D. Tihany, have worked together. Remedios, based in Los Angeles, designed the stunning 113 rooms and suites as well as the spa, while Tihany has created unique restaurant and bar concepts that are destined to be Central’s new icons.

The hotel offers amongst the largest guestrooms in Hong Kong, with an average size of more than 50 square metres – indeed most of the rooms are over 55 square metres – a true indulgence in a busy metropolis where ample space to relax is a luxury. The rooms and suites offer sleek, modern design and clean lines, combined with subtle colours and the comforts of home. Every aspect is designed for pure sensory indulgence, from the avant-garde objets d’art and the stunning glass-walled bathrooms with seven-foot round bathtub to the 480 thread-count bed linen and the advanced in-room guest entertainment, with most rooms having three LCD televisions.

The signature two-starred Michelin restaurant, Amber, is as stunning as its first-class modern French cuisine and excellent wine list. Amber has also claimed a spot on S.Pellegrino’s prestigious “World’s 50 Best Restaurants” Awards in 2011. Meanwhile, the hotel’s bar, MO Bar is a sophisticated and luxurious meeting place with great food, drinks and discerning service in the heart of Central - somewhere to relax and socialise, whether it’s over afternoon tea during the day or over cocktails at night. MO Bar is also renowned for bringing international personalities and new concepts such as its Unplugged concerts with acts like Annie Lennox, Alicia Keys, John Legend and many more while its annual Masters of Mixology event brings some of the world’s best mixologists to Hong Kong.. MO Bar is located on two levels and features a huge illuminated red circle – the Big O, a Chinese symbol for shared experience – on one end of the bar.

Meeting rooms named Tian (heaven) and Di (earth) are equipped with state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment and can accommodate up to 80 guests in theatre style.

The Oriental Spa is undoubtedly the premier urban spa in Asia. Located on two floors of the hotel, it features calming and relaxing natural materials such as bamboo, natural stone and wood. The 25,000-square foot spa offers a comprehensive range of health, beauty and massage treatments, with signature treatments created exclusively for Mandarin Oriental. Therapists at The Oriental Spa have been trained in the finest ancient traditions of Chinese, European and Thai cultures.

With 15 treatment rooms, including the stunning 65-square metre Sanctuary Suite for couples, The Oriental Spa offers an indoor heated swimming pool; yoga and pilates studios; expansive heat experience area featuring Haman, Laconium, Rasul, Zen relaxation room; and a state-of-the-art gymnasium.

Says General Manager Anthony Costa, "We want guests to immerse themselves in the whole spa experience. We encourage them to arrive early, so they can also relax in the vitality pool, amethyst crystal steam room, and experience showers. Or, they can enjoy a refreshing drink in the juice bar before their treatment."

The hotel is a mere 2- to 3-minute stroll via air-conditioned sky bridges to most of the key locations in Central. It is adjacent to Central MTR station, and is a five-minute walk from Hong Kong Airport Express station. Housed in the same complex are some of Hong Kong's most exclusive shops, including the first Harvey Nichols store outside of the UK, which opened in September 2005.