This hotel is a must-stay for students visiting Hong Kong!

🛏️ The Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong was renovated in 2006, so it's been around for a while. However, it doesn't feel old or outdated at all. Instead, it feels very luxurious. The facilities in the room are well-maintained and spotless. I was very impressed. 💯 💁‍♂️ The service was great. There were plenty of front desk and lobby staff, so our needs were always met. Everyone was polite and professional, which is in line with the hotel's positioning. We asked for bubble bath and bookmarks by phone or by leaving a note, and they were ready when we got back. We chose room service for breakfast for two days. We especially liked the classic continental breakfast on the second day. We selected many personalized options and everything was correct when it was delivered. 🚇 The Mandarin Oriental is in a prime location in Central. It's only a few minutes' walk from the subway station and a 10-minute ride on the Airport Express. It's very convenient! For those who love city walks, this is a great starting point. You can take the Star Ferry, the Hong Kong Observation Wheel, the tram, and the Peak Tram on foot. We wanted to avoid the crowds, so we rested at the hotel after a day of sightseeing and didn't go to the Peak until 9:30 pm. We successfully avoided the peak queue time and saw the beautiful night view. The ceiling of the hotel in Hong Kong is the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong. The price is the ceiling of Hong Kong. The hotel is in an unbeatable location. It's right next to several subway stations in Central. The hotel is built on top of the Landmark, so there are shopping centers and restaurants everywhere. The view is really bad. We stayed in the L600 Premier Room this time. The living room part can see the top of the IFC, but there is no view at all in the guest room. In Central, where the buildings are so dense, there is really no view. This time we were on the 13th floor. The hotel part is only 15 floors high. The location is 100 points, but the view is only 10 points, haha! In terms of view, the Mandarin Oriental on Connaught Road is much better than the Landmark Mandarin Oriental. The service at the Mandarin Oriental is good. We had breakfast at Mo Bar on the first floor. There were more Chinese options. We didn't like the food at SOMM upstairs, so we ate on the first floor for two days.