A New Era for Iconic Hotels

Prepare for a luxurious transformation! The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, known for its rich Asian heritage, has unveiled ambitious plans to renovate its flagship properties in Hong Kong and Bangkok, enhancing the luxury experience for guests worldwide.

Major Investment to Elevate Brand Experience

Under the visionary leadership of Group Chief Executive Laurent Kleitman, the Group is committing multi-million dollar investments to enrich unique guest experiences at these iconic hotels. This strategy is all about elevating the Mandarin Oriental brand, ensuring that future generations continue to cherish and love these luxury havens.

Unforgettable Culinary Experiences Await

Get ready to tantalize your taste buds! The renovations will feature the introduction of renowned Michelin-starred chefs like Anne Sophie Pic and Alex Dilling in Bangkok, alongside Daniel Boulud bringing his French culinary genius to Hong Kong. These chefs are set to redefine dining with innovative menus that promise unforgettable gastronomic journeys.

Hong Kong’s Transformation: A $100 Million Makeover

The Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, the city’s gem since 1963, is about to undergo a stunning $100 million renovation. This project will blend timeless elegance with contemporary flair, all while adhering to sustainable practices. Expect modernized public spaces designed by acclaimed French designer Hubert de Malherbe and breathtaking new guest accommodations including 11 luxurious apartments.

A Revamped Dining Experience to Savor

Indulge in reimagined dining experiences, from a newly designed Cake Shop to the iconic Mandarin Grill + Bar, enhanced for a refined atmosphere. Plus, a newly launched pizza bar by Chef Daniele Cason will bring the award-winning taste of Tokyo’s best pizza right to your plate in Hong Kong!

Bangkok Welcomes Exceptional New Offerings

As the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, approaches its grand 150th anniversary in 2026, it will also undergo significant upgrades. Expect revamped accommodations inspired by the hotel's lush gardens and the introduction of celebrated chefs like Anne Sophie Pic and Alex Dilling, providing this royal venue with an exciting culinary twist.

Celebrating Tradition and Innovation

Both hotels aim to honor their rich legacies while introducing innovations that cater to the modern traveler. From enhanced wellness experiences to exquisite new dining options, these renovations promise to elevate luxury hospitality to unprecedented heights.

Future-Ready and Committed

The renovation in Hong Kong will kick off in the second quarter of 2025, taking place in four phases, with completion expected by late 2026. Meanwhile, Bangkok's renovations are already underway, aligning with a series of celebratory events for the hotel’s remarkable anniversary.

Mandarin Oriental is not just upgrading a hotel; it’s enhancing a cherished legacy, ensuring that these iconic locations remain at the forefront of luxury hospitality.