Stayed for a few nights in an Oriental suite; the MO has a big reputation to live up to. First the good points; room was immaculately clean, spacious (doubt I could say the same about the standard rooms) plush without being OTT. Great entertainment (3 TVs and 2 DVD players) and (mood) lighting systems. Bathroom was amazing (although it took... more

One of the best hotels in the world, large, beautifully decorated rooms and a perfect service! more

This fabulous hotel had a major refurbishment recently and it looks great. Our Harbour View room was compact but did have a great view, and was very well equipped. The legendary service was clearly still a very strong point in the hotel's favour. The Man Wah restaurant, plus the adjacent M Bar, were both excellent. There are trendier places to... more

A grand dame with tremendous character. This hotels exudes old world charm from its preserved lobby (post upgrading) to its clubby rooms to its niche watering holes (Captains Bar, Chinnery, and M Bar) each with a strong and history of Hong Kong. You will like this hotel if you value a modern interpretation of old world charm. It has some... more

My fiance and I have just spent a blissful weekend at the older MO in HK, not the Landmark I think people get a bit confused. It has just been done up and the service is absolutely impeccable although slightly bordering on over the top! You have a towel on you the minute you get out of the pool and... more

My fiance & I stayed here for 3 weeks in December, while renovations on our flat were being completed. We've lived in HK for 10 & 12 yrs, respectively, & are loyal fans of the Mandarin. We chose specifically to stay here instead of the Four Seasons because we love its character & old school charm; we're also frequenters of... more

The Mandarin Oriental is in the unfortunate position of sitting opposite what might be the best hotel in the world - The Peninsula, but let's not ignore the fact that this is still a first rate hotel well worth a visit. Other reviewers have commented on the mismatch between pictures of the room views and reality and I would definitely... more

Fleeing smog in Thailand, we landed exhausted and disheveled in Hong Kong, only to be whisked to the single most beautiful hotel I have ever seen. When canvasing for hotel recommendations, many in my family went misty-eyed, and said that I would be stupid to stay anywhere else. And yet, even they could not prepare me for the Mandarin Oriental.... more

I had previously stayed at the Ritz Carlton, but that was closed a couple weeks back. So I decided to try the Mandarin Oriental, it's about 2 blocks away from the Ritz. The hotel is centrally located to the business district. I had many meetings over the course of two days and all were with 5 minutes of the hotel.... more