Location
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong is in the heart of Hong Kong, within a 5-minute walk of Legislative Council Building and Landmark Shopping Area. This family-friendly hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from IFC Mall and 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Central Ferry Piers.
Amenities
General amenities
- Air conditioning
- Disabled access
- Elevator
- Safety deposit box
Wellness facilities
- Spa
- Massage
- Indoor pool
- Indoor jacuzzi
- Sauna
- Hammam
- Fitness centre
- Yoga studio
- Beauty salon
Dining
- Breakfast
- Bar
Parking Facilities
- Valet parking
Cleaning Services
- Laundry facilities
Business facilities
- Business centre
- Computer hire
- Conference facilities
- Interpreting
- Mobile telephone hire
- Secretarial
Transport Services
- Airport transfer
Room services & amenities
- Room adapted to disabled people
General services
- Wedding
- Wi-Fi
- Babysitting
- Multilingual staff
- Complimentary tea & coffee
- Butler
- Doctor on call
Reception services
- Reception
- Concierge
- Currency exchange
- Luggage storage
Entertainment & Leisure
- Kid's club
Conditions
About this property
Reviews
- Tripadvisor Reviews (7654)
twin beds are too closed
Guests are always the first priority with the best service provided by Alex and his team. they're so considerable and helpful. we are so happy and lucy to have events and meetings here!
Perfect
always my best choice for conference in Hongkong. It shows its hospitality, and feel home away from my home.
Immaculate service
Awesome guest experience by check-in/out staff. Room housekeeping 👍🏻. Fantastic breakfast at both cafes. Responsive & helpful wait staff. Will definitely stay at MO again!
My favorite hotel in HK
I have stayed at this hotel sine the 1960’s , shortly after in opened. HK has no shortage of newer hotels . The fact that we still stay here says it all. The location is the best of any hotel, assum...
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Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, It's About to Say Goodbye for Now
Since its opening in Central in 1963, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong has not only been the starting point of MO but also deeply integrated into the urban fabric and historical memory of Hong Kong. As a ...
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