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The Landmark Mandarin Oriental

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental

Crossing the threshold of The Landmark evokes the spirit of an eternal Hong Kong; the hotel borrows its sophisticated air from the films of Wong Kar Wai and its warm colour palette from the city’s grand traditional residences. Following this subtly vernacular thread, designer Joyce Wang unfolds spaces as if one were entering a particularly characterful home; from the lobby, with its patinas, hand-painted silks, and woodwork, to suites designed like grand, high-end apartments featuring seven-foot bathtubs overlooking the city hills, design plays out like a well-rehearsed musical score celebrating the art of elegant living. Notably, the property brings together no fewer than seven Michelin stars across three restaurants on a single floor, ranging from Japanese and seafood-focused cuisine to dishes with French accents.

Accommodations

What we like

The Savoir-Faire

An introduction to Wing Chun at a local academy, a cultural and martial emblem of the city.

The Adventure

A private visit to the delightful Chatham Maison, a curated contemporary art space.

The Moment

At Blanc de Noirs, a champagne bar that lives up to its bold name, with its grape-variety 'battles'.

Location

Address

15 Queen's Road Central, Central

852 Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Airport

Thirty-five minutes from Hong Kong International Airport by private transfer.

Central district

Within The Landmark. The Peak Tram, 15 minutes away on foot.

At a glance

Public areas: 190 HKD

In room: 190 HKD per day

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