Cityscape at dusk with illuminated skyscrapers with the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, under a clear blue sky during velvet hour.
Cityscape at dusk with illuminated skyscrapers with the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, under a clear blue sky during velvet hour.

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Hotel at a Glance

Harbour View Suite Living Room at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Rooms & Suites

One of the world’s most famous hotels, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong is a five-star urban retreat in the heart of the city. By combining traditional Asian service with a sleek contemporary design, excellent dining and cutting-edge facilities, we have created a luxury hotel for the 21st century.

  • 353 elegant rooms
  • 58 luxurious suites
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Dining Room of Terrace Boulud at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Dining

Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong is home to ten highly individual bars and restaurants, including much-loved greats and a Michelin-star venue, offering guests a series of legendary dining experiences.

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A therapist is doing a body treatment for a guest in the treatment room of The Mandarin Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Wellness

Escape the stresses of the city with our luxurious spa and leisure facilities.

  • Range of treatments from around the world including traditional Chinese Medicine
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Event venue with meeting set up at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Meetings & Events

The perfect venue for all special events and celebrations located in the beating heart of Central, Hong Kong.

  • Boardrooms and conference facilities for up to 600 guests
  • Excellent catering facilities, private offices, IT butlers
  • Fully-equipped 24-hour Business and Technology Centre
  • Dedicated wedding coordinator and event planners
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History

Black and white image of The Mandarin Hotel when first opened
The Heart of Central
Since opening in 1963 as The Mandarin, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong has stood at the heart of the city—an elegant icon shaped by Venetian glass, Chinese artistry and legendary service. For generations, royalty, artists, dignitaries and discerning travellers have passed through its doors, leaving behind stories as enduring as Hong Kong itself. Renamed Mandarin Oriental with the merge of The Oriental (Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok) in 1985, it remains a timeless symbol of the city’s glamour, spirit and hospitality.

Awards

Tram outside the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
No.59 of The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026

Honoured to be recognised by The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026.


Every guest is at the heart of our story, inspiring us each day to transform moments into lasting memories. Grateful to have you as part of our journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Guests are perfectly placed to explore Hong Kong’s most celebrated landmarks and neighbourhoods. Just moments from the hotel, Victoria Harbour offers iconic waterfront views, while the historic Star Ferry Pier (Central Pier No. 7) provides a classic crossing to Tsim Sha Tsui.

     

    The nearby Peak Tram Lower Terminus on Garden Road takes you up to Victoria Peak for sweeping panoramic vistas of the city skyline.

     

    Within a short walk, the vibrant districts of Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo (South of Hollywood Road) invite guests to discover an array of acclaimed restaurants, cocktail bars and galleries.

     

    For shopping, Landmark, IFC Mall (International Finance Centre) and Prince’s Building showcase leading international designers alongside refined dining options.

     

    Cultural highlights are equally close by, including Man Mo Temple on Hollywood Road, one of Hong Kong’s oldest and most atmospheric temples, and Tai Kwun Centre for Heritage and Arts, a beautifully restored complex blending history, art and dining.

     

    The surrounding Central district seamlessly combines modern skyscrapers with heritage sites, creating a dynamic setting that can be explored entirely on foot.

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  • Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong does not typically allow pets within the hotel, ensuring a comfortable environment for all guests. However, assistance and service animals are welcomed in line with local regulations. If you have specific requirements or are planning an extended stay, it is recommended to contact the hotel directly in advance, as the team may be able to advise on suitable arrangements or nearby pet care services in the Central district, such as those around Mid-Levels or Sheung Wan.

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