The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

Location

Sophisticated but very comfortable hotel «The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong» is located in Hong Kong. This hotel is located nearby from the city center. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel. Places nearby: Lan Kwai Fong, Central and Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens.

At the hotel

Spend an evening in a nice atmosphere of the bar. You can stop by the restaurant. The hotel cafe is a nice place to have a snack. If you travel by car, you can park in a parking zone for free.

The following services are also available for the guests: a sauna, a steam bath and a spa center. Sports fans are going to love a fitness center and a yoga area. Tourists who can’t live without swimming will appreciate a pool. Want to have an excursion? Consult the tour assistance desk of the hotel.

You can take your pet with you for the journey. Pets are allowed. If you want to make your journey even more comfortable, you can order a transfer. Accessible for guests with disabilities: the elevator helps them to go to the highest floors. There are other services available for the guests of the hotel. For example, a laundry, dry cleaning, private check-in and check-out, ironing, press, car rental, a safe-deposit box and a concierge.

The staff of the hotel speaks English and Japanese.

Room amenities

Guests will find the following in the room: a DVD player, a TV, a mini-bar and slippers. Please note that the listed services may not be available in all the rooms.

Meals

Information about the type of meals included in the price is indicated in the rate details.

Special living conditions

A deposit of 2,000.00 HKD per day will be required at check-in to cover any potential damages.

Pet deposit is required. Cost: 880.00 HKD per room per stay.

Extra info

According to the Product Eco-responsibility (Amendment) Bill 2023, hotels in Hong Kong can no longer provide free disposable plastic toiletries and plastic-bottled water in the guest room. Guests are encouraged to bring their own supplies.

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