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Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong offers 27 room types, ranging from 35 sqm to 80 sqm. Nightly room prices range from —. Book your stay directly through H5star.
What Defines Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Hong Kong Island’s former tallest hotel tower
The original hotel was a 27-storey, 650-room tower and, at its opening, was the tallest building on Hong Kong Island.
Early East-meets-West identity
The property was conceived around a refined combination of Asian and Western design influences.
Architecture by Leigh & Orange
The original architecture is credited to John Howarth of Leigh & Orange.
Interior design by a film art director
Don Ashton, whose background was in film art direction, created the original interior design.
Hong Kong’s direct-dial hotel pioneer
The hotel was the first in Hong Kong to provide direct-dial telephones.
Asia’s early all-room bathtub standard
It was the first hotel in Asia to provide a bathtub in every guest room.
387 rooms with city or harbour views
The current hotel has 387 guest rooms, all offering either city or harbour views.
Rooftop swimming pool from the opening era
An early 1963 advertisement promoted a rooftop swimming pool.
Built on the Queen’s Building site
The hotel was constructed on the former site of the Queen’s Building.
Landmark position in Hong Kong’s commercial core
The hotel is located in Central, Hong Kong’s financial, administrative and high-end retail district.
Featured Facilities at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
- Hot tub/Jacuzzi
- Massage services
- Restaurant
- Spa
Which Type of Stay Is It Best For?
City and harbour views, together with a landmark Central setting near Victoria Harbour, Statue Square and Lan Kwai Fong, provide an urban backdrop for couples combining Hong Kong sightseeing, waterfront walks, heritage visits and evenings out.
- ✓Breakfast in the room
- ✓Private check-in/check-out
- ✓Room service
- ✓Wine/champagne
- ✓Live music/performance
- ✓Concierge service
- ✓Happy hour
- ✓Tour/class on local culture
- ✓Walking tours
- ✓Bar
- ✓Broadcast Live sport events
- ✓Food delivered to guest room
- ✓Tour desk
- ✓Spa/wellness center services
- ✓Fitness facilities
- ✓Spa/wellness center
- ✓Fitness center
- ✓Hot tub/Jacuzzi
- ✓Massage services
- ✓Steam room
- ✓Fitness classes
- ✓Sauna
- ✓Fitness/spa locker rooms
- ✓Access to health care professionals
- ✓Barber/beauty shop
- ✓Beauty Services
- ✓Canoeing
- ✓Cycling
- ✓Diving
- ✓Fishing
- ✓Fruits
- ✓Hair Salon Services
- ✓Hiking
- ✓Horse riding
- ✓Lockers
- ✓Manicure
- ✓Pedicure
- ✓Snorkelling
- ✓Special diet menus - on request
- ✓Babysitting/child services
- ✓Board games/puzzles
- ✓Kid meals
- ✓Kid-friendly buffet
- ✓Bowling
- ✓Snack bar
Set in Central’s financial and administrative core, the hotel places travellers near office towers, government destinations, luxury retail, ferries and pedestrian links towards Admiralty and Sheung Wan, supporting efficient movement across Hong Kong Island.
- ✓Business center
- ✓Meeting/banquet facilities
- ✓Airport pick up
- ✓Airport shuttle
- ✓Luggage storage
- ✓Shuttle service
- ✓Airport drop off
- ✓Breakfast takeaway containers
- ✓Coffee Shop on site
- ✓Contactless check-in/check-out
- ✓Currency exchange
- ✓Dry cleaning
- ✓Ironing service
- ✓Laundry
- ✓Mobile app for room service
- ✓Public transport tickets
- ✓Safety deposit box
- ✓Soundproof rooms
Rooms & Rates at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
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A Central landmark shaped by East-meets-West modernism
A 27-storey statement on the former Queen’s Building site
Conceived in the late 1950s as a world-class hotel for Central, the property was built on the former site of the Queen’s Building. Its original 27-storey, 650-room tower was the tallest building on Hong Kong Island when it opened in 1963.
Leigh & Orange architecture with Don Ashton interiors
John Howarth of Leigh & Orange is credited with the original architecture, while Don Ashton developed the interiors. Ashton’s experience as a film art director helped shape the hotel’s distinctive Asian and Western visual combination.
Modern hotel standards introduced early
The property’s original concept placed unusual emphasis on contemporary comfort and convenience: it was Hong Kong’s first hotel with direct-dial telephones and the first in Asia to provide a bathtub in every guest room. Early advertising also highlighted air-conditioned rooms.
City and harbour views across a landmark Central address
A 387-room city-and-harbour-view hotel
The current accommodation stock comprises 387 guest rooms, with every room offering either a city or harbour view. The hotel’s room identity is closely tied to its Victoria Harbour context and its position within Central’s dense urban landscape.
Dining and drinks within a flagship Central hotel
Multiple dining and beverage outlets
The hotel operates multiple dining and beverage outlets as part of its full-service offering in Hong Kong. The available research confirms an active restaurant and bar programme, with dining positioned as a core element of the property’s flagship Central identity.
A rooftop leisure tradition above Central
Rooftop swimming pool in the hotel’s early identity
An early 1963 advertisement promoted a rooftop swimming pool, establishing rooftop leisure facilities as part of the property’s opening-era identity. The documented outdoor setting is closely associated with the hotel’s elevated position in Central.
Central access to finance, heritage and Victoria Harbour
Hong Kong’s financial and administrative heart
The hotel sits in Central, a high-density district defined by office towers, government and corporate destinations, luxury shopping, heritage landmarks and pedestrian links. Nearby districts include Admiralty, Sheung Wan and the waterfront promenades.
From Statue Square to Lan Kwai Fong
Nearby points of interest include Statue Square, Hong Kong Park, the Peak Tram, Victoria Harbour, the Star Ferry Pier, Avenue of Stars, Tai Kwun and Lan Kwai Fong. The area combines colonial-era civic history, modern retail, transport links and nightlife.
Close to ferries and the island-side transport network
The hotel’s position near Victoria Harbour and Central’s waterfront transport links provides access to ferries and the wider Hong Kong Island network, while its surrounding pedestrian connections extend towards adjoining commercial, cultural and nightlife districts.
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Sentiment analysis
| Category | Score | Guest Sentiment |
|---|---|---|
| Cleanliness | 9.75 | Standard quality for this hotel tier. |
| Service | 9.99 | The service throughout our stay was excellent — warm, attentive, and very professional. |
| Location | 9.76 | Standard quality for this hotel tier. |
| Room Quality | 9.98 | My suite is wonderful, as are the amenities. |
| Amenities | 9.74 | The amenities were very satisfactory. |
| Value for Money | 9.2 | Standard quality for this hotel tier. |
| Food and Beverage | 10 | The food and baked goods are amazing. |
| Overall Experience | 10 | Had such a wonderful experience. |
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong Compared With Other 5-Star Hotels in Hong Kong
See how Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong compares with other 5-star hotels in Hong Kong across room size, price and stay scores.
| Metric | Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong | 5-Star Hong Kong Average | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lowest nightly room price | — | 2 530 THB | Above average |
| Guest Rating | 9.8 | 9.1 | — |
| Reviews | 1,082 | 1,947 | — |
| Couples Score | 9.0 | 8.2 | — |
| Wellness Score | 9.9 | 7.8 | — |
| Families Score | 8.4 | 7.0 | — |
| Business Score | 9.6 | 8.8 | — |
Frequently Asked Questions
How many room types does Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong offer?
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong offers 27 room types.
What is the price range for rooms at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong?
Room prices range from — per night.
What is the average nightly price at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong?
The average nightly room price is —.
What are the room sizes at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong?
Room sizes range from 35 sqm to 80 sqm.
What type of stay is Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong best suited for?
What facilities does Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong offer?
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong offers a selection of facilities and services for a comfortable stay.
Can I book Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong through H5star?
Yes. You can check live room rates and availability and book your stay directly through H5star.
Which rooms at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong have In-room massage available?
The rooms with In-room massage available are Suite (Status Sqaure), Suite (Lichfield), Suite (Tamar), Suite (Meiji), Suite (Howarth), Suite (Macau).
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