Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong - Hong Kong

Overview

Other facilities

If you’re looking to unwind in style, the recreational facilities at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong offer a mix of serenity, sophistication, and indulgence. The Mandarin Spa is a sanctuary of calm, inspired by the hotel’s Chinese heritage, where you can enjoy holistic treatments designed to soothe your body, mind, and spirit. For a complete pampering experience, the Mandarin Salon and Mandarin Barber offer everything from hairstyling and manicures to massages and facials, with private rooms available.

For those who like to keep active, the 24-hour Fitness Centre on the 24th floor is equipped with state-of-the-art Technogym equipment, and professionally qualified instructors are on hand to create bespoke wellness and training programmes. You can also discover your inner strength at the Oriental Spa Studio, where private Pilates and yoga sessions complement a range of pampering treatments, including the acclaimed PEDI:MANI:CURE services by Bastien Gonzalez. Every session is designed to leave you feeling revitalised, balanced, and ready to explore the city.

Beyond relaxation and fitness, the hotel offers a variety of engaging experiences. You can join a wine tasting masterclass with the sommelier, experience traditional Chinese tea ceremonies, or take part in a bespoke makeup session with a celebrity artist. For a touch of adventure, explore the city’s hidden corners on a curated shopping tour, or enjoy a peaceful hike to Victoria Peak Garden with a picnic. Each experience, from urban photography to singing bowl meditation, is designed to immerse you fully in Hong Kong’s culture and lifestyle.

Dining information

Dining at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong gives you an exceptional range of settings and flavours, from relaxed all-day venues to refined destination restaurants. You can start your day at Cafe Causette, where lively open kitchens and bright, contemporary interiors create an energetic atmosphere for international favourites and Asian classics, or settle into the elegant bustle of Clipper Lounge, the hotel’s social heart, known for its high ceilings, polished finishes and timeless comfort dishes. Both spaces feel welcoming and versatile, working just as well for a casual breakfast, afternoon tea or an unhurried lunch between sightseeing and shopping.

For memorable evenings, you’re spoilt for choice with a collection of distinctive dining rooms high above the city. Man Wah pairs refined Cantonese cuisine with dramatic harbour views from its 25th-floor setting, framed by silk panels, soft lighting and panoramic windows that make every meal feel special. Mandarin Grill & Bar brings a more contemporary edge, with bold design features, artistic touches and views over nearby gardens and squares, creating a lively yet polished backdrop for modern grill dishes. At The Aubrey, Japanese-inspired dining meets eclectic interiors, intimate lounges and sweeping skyline views – ideal for lingering over drinks and sharing plates in a stylish, club-like atmosphere.

For something steeped in character, The Chinnery offers a quieter, more traditional retreat. Colonial-style furnishings, dark wood panelling and leather armchairs set the scene for classic British-Indian dishes and an impressive whisky collection. Captain’s Bar adds a nostalgic note, with its cosy layout, warm lighting and silver tankards creating the feel of a long-standing local favourite. On the rooftop, Terrace Boulud combines French-inspired dining with elegant interiors and open-air seating overlooking the harbour.

Additional information

Please note that the hotel’s restaurants and bars operate a smart casual dress code. Shorts of any length, torn denim, singlets, bathrobes, flip flops and gentlemen’s sandals are not to be worn in any of these venues.