Experts' Choice Award Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou
What the experts agree on
Tony Chi's minimalist design defines this luxury skyscraper, with sleek contemporary interiors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and seamless mall access. Spacious rooms blend modern aesthetics with Chinese design elements, backed by Mandarin Oriental's
“Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou is a stylishly designed five-pearl skyscraper connected to designer shopping at TaiKoo Hui mall.”
– Oyster
Tablet19.9
"This is the picture of the perfectly modern luxury hotel: a skyscraper in a huge Chinese city, with some 263 sprawling, richly finished, highly luxurious rooms and suites." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Among the international brands staking their claim here, Mandarin Oriental sets itself apart with alluring interiors." Full review
Fodor's "With spacious rooms, top-tier restaurants, and the Mandarin Oriental's famous service, this sophisticated address ranks firmly among the top hotels in Guangzhou." Full review
Forbes Travel Guide 4 Stars
"Stands out for its sleek and minimalist look (courtesy of Tony Chi), from the gleaming avant-garde lobby to the guest rooms filled with contemporary Chinese design and clean lines." Full review
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Inside the fitness center, be sure to try the InBody 520 — it’s like a scale combined with a personal trainer.
Wallpaper "In the 263 guest rooms, walnut and leather furnishings in a low-key, masculine palette of smokey greys and biscuit tones are enhanced by subtle, considered lighting and floor-to-ceiling windows." Full review
Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
"Hong Kong might be the home of the highest concentration of extraordinary luxury hotels, but if you’re looking for the absolute state of the art, look a hundred or so miles away, up the..." Full review
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