[2024 Hong Kong Stay] Travel Guide for The Landmark Mandarin Oriental HK (Updated Dec)

Mrs Claus Bakery at Landmark

The Landmark would never fail fans heart every Christmas!! This year, Landmark is decorated with Gingy’s Gingerbread House, the Cookie Xmas Tree, giant Tea Pot House trampoline, Turning Teacup ride, cookie-made seesaw, and other delightful scenes that everyone can enjoy with family and friends for all ages available from now to 2nd January 2023. The extraordinary and fine decorations of Gingerbread men, lovely penguins, sweet elves, etc all dressed up and getting ready to prepare Chirstmas party, making cookies with love and butter, and share to all!! They are just to sweet and lovely! Visit them at the atrium of the Landmark and share the happiness. It is so hard when leaving them after ..><.. #fallingforfall #familytravel #本地遊 #urbanexplorer Getting There - MTR Central Station or MTR Hong Kong Station / Bus terminus with a 2-min walk Attractions & Shopping - IFC, Landmark, Observation Wheel Hotels - Four Seasons, The Mandarin etc Food & Restaurants - Various crusine of western, Asian, Chinese, Japanese fine dining, fast food etc

More Uni toast please

Address - Somm at Mandarin Landmark Ambiance/Facilities - hotel facilities Highlights - Uni toast Avg. Price per Person - $500 Rating - 4/5 the Uni toast is so good. can I have 10 pieces please

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

1. Location: Located at 15 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong Island, the hotel is in the heart of Central, surrounded by shopping centers and office buildings. The hotel is connected to the Central MTR station via an underground walkway, and the Airport Express station is within walking distance via the elevated walkway. 2. Room facilities: The hotel has 111 spacious and comfortable rooms and suites. The rooms are designed by renowned designers and are stylish, avant-garde, luxurious, and refreshing. The rooms are equipped with a minibar, LED TV, pay-per-view channels, wired and wireless internet, etc. Some rooms have a semi-open bathroom with a separate bathtub and shower, free toiletries, and a bathtub. There are also special facilities such as a seven-foot round bathtub, which is very popular with guests. 3. Dining services: The hotel has 6 acclaimed restaurants and bars, all located on the 7th floor. Including the two Michelin-starred and green-starred Amber restaurant, which offers French cuisine; there are also three Michelin-starred restaurants, Sushi Shikon, and one Michelin-starred restaurant, Kappo Rin. Here you can taste a variety of cuisines such as classic British meals, traditional French meals, Spanish meals, Italian meals, and exquisite Chinese meals. 4. Spa facilities: The spa center occupies two floors of the hotel, providing a unique personalized experience. It is an ideal place to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. It has been rated as one of the best spas in the world by many international institutions and has been rated as a five-star spa by Forbes Travel Guide for many years. 5. Other facilities and services: The hotel provides a full range of services, including luxury car or business car services, express check-in and check-out, etc. The hotel also has meeting rooms and other event facilities, suitable for business meetings and various events. In addition, the hotel has leisure facilities such as a fitness center and an indoor swimming pool, and provides a variety of intimate services such as room service, concierge service, and currency exchange.

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.

Banksy painting

Went to landmark today and they have a great art exhibition going on

Rushing to stay before the renovation of The Landmark Mandarin Oriental

🔍The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong 📍15 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong 💡Renovation works will commence in November 2024 (According to the hotel's official website) - This trip to Hong Kong is actually the third hotel we stayed at, The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong. While the memories are still fresh, let me quickly share our stay experience📝 - 🚗 We made a special trip to experience The Landmark Mandarin Oriental before its renovation upgrade. In 2025, we will witness its after. The design by Hong Kong designer Joyce Wong is something to look forward to! . 🏠 The 83㎡ L900 suite accommodated my whole family. The dining table in the living room is perfect for family meals, giving a warm and cozy home-like feeling. The atrium-style bathtub🛁 is undoubtedly the "shining stage" of the entire suite—what's more important than shedding fatigue? Of course, a good soak in the bath (the hotel even provided LUSH bath bombs, so thoughtful!)🛁 . 🧸 Unexpectedly, the stylish and fashionable Landmark Mandarin also has a family-friendly side. The welcome gift for kids is MiniMO the Panda, along with related IP puzzles🧩 and a small bag🎒~ . 🍽️ The MO Bar on the ground floor has launched a Kids Brunch Menu, and the brunch at SOMM on the 7th floor is also popular with children—we finished the chocolate croissants and pancakes in no time~ The quality is indeed well maintained~ . 🤩 Looking forward to revisiting after the hotel's renovation and witnessing its magnificent transformation~ —

🌟 Central HK's Chic Sleepover: Landmark Mandarin Oriental ✨

📍The Landmark Mandarin Oriental HK The Landmark, No.15 Queen's Road, Central, Hong Kong 🏙️ Nestled in the bustling heart of Central, the Landmark Mandarin Oriental is your slice of elegance amidst the city's vibrant pulse. While you won't find sweeping vistas, you're treated to a masterclass in room design. Think intricate reliefs, sleek screens, and a lighting ambiance that whispers luxury. 🛀 Each room boasts a spacious layout rare in Central HK, complete with a stunning round bathtub to soak away the city's buzz. Local designer Joyce Wang's touch blends Oriental allure with understated opulence. And yes, those welcome snacks have their own fresh-keeping cabinet! 🍽️ Foodies, rejoice! With 7 Michelin stars under its belt, the hotel's dining is a constellation of culinary excellence. Whether it's French finesse at Amber or a casual sip at SOMM, your taste buds are in for a treat. And don't forget MO Bar, where day-to-night dining meets mixology magic. 🚆 Perfectly placed for adventurers and business travelers alike, this hotel sits a stone's throw from Central MTR and the Airport Express. Shop, dine, and dive into the local scene with ease. Happy 18th, Landmark Mandarin Oriental! Here's to many more years of stylish stays 🎉 #HongKong #LandmarkMandarinOriental #HongKongTravel

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18 years of glory | Landmark Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Hong Kong Report

Located in and connected to. And it is currently the only city that has two fans at the same time (not yet opened does not count) Many people have visited the Landmark Plaza, but many people may not know that there is a hotel above it. Indeed, it is surrounded by buildings, so there is not much so-called scenery outside the window, and even the public area of the hotel is not much, it is more like a high-end apartment in Central. Every time you come to "Landmark Mandarin Oriental", there will be a kind old grandfather to welcome guests. The MOBar is next to the entrance stairs, and the hotel's breakfast is also enjoyed here. Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, in addition to its unique platinum logo, the feather material of the fan face is also eye-catching. With 111 guest rooms, the 7th floor of the hotel gathers 7 Michelin stars. L900 suite, with nearly 900 square feet of large space, such an area is considered a luxury house in Central, let alone in Hong Kong. The moment the door is opened, the huge round bathtub is visually impactful. The hotel is designed by local designer Joyce Wang, integrating oriental charm and subtle luxury. The spare parts are still MO's usual Diptyque, and the grass cloth is also readily available. What's more unexpected is that even the welcome snacks have their own independent fresh-keeping cabinet. At night, the waiter filled the bathtub with braids and sent a bath ball, which was also a surprise. Early the next morning, the room service arrived as scheduled, placed on the dining table in the living room; the walk-in cloakroom, full of familiar clothes... the warmth of home comes with it. Today, the Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong has inherited 18 years of classic elegance, is in the forefront of fashion, full of spirit, the unique platinum logo interprets the unique temperament of the hotel, still dazzling after the years. With a fashionable and luxurious stay experience, welcome every guest's arrival. Happy Birthday to Landmark Mandarin Oriental HongKong 🎂

If the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong can be compared to an old man who has weathered many storms, then the nearby Landmark Mandarin Oriental is like a charming and elegant young nobleman, located in the heart of Central, young and vibrant. It is not easy to create a spacious hotel in the commercial center of Central, and it is even more difficult to stay in a room with a bathtub and a living room. The magical Landmark Mandarin Oriental satisfies all your wishes. Due to its location in Central, surrounded by high-rise buildings, The Landmark Mandarin Oriental cannot offer too many visually pleasing landscapes. Therefore, the hotel focuses on creating exquisite rooms as a way to compensate for this shortcoming. The delicate reliefs on the headboard, streamlined screens, intricately designed bedside buttons, and modern minimalist lighting fixtures are all unforgettable. Do you want to experience this unique hotel?

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