Central, Hong Kong
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong is the hotel at 5 Connaught Road in Central, overlooking Victoria Harbour, that opened in 1963 as The Mandarin and was renamed Mandarin Oriental in 1985 when it merged with The Oriental in Bangkok. Its newly renovated rooms and suites look over Central, Statue Square and the Old Supreme Court, or the harbour.
Mandarin Oriental Fan Club
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- Advice from our own stay, in June 2025
- Preferred-partner benefits through Mandarin Oriental Fan Club: a room upgrade, daily breakfast, a US$100 credit and a welcome amenity
- Industry insight on rates, seasons and timing
- One contact before, during and after the stay
About the property
- Opened
- 1963
- Rooms
- 387
- Suites
- 60
- Renovated
- 2026
- Owned by
- Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group (Jardine Matheson)
From our stays
We stayed in June 2025
Rooms and suites
City View Room
40 sq m · Central's streets view · silk drapes · bath and walk-in shower
Statue Square View Room
40 sq m · Statue Square and the Old Supreme Court view · De Gournay hand-painted screens · travertine and marble bathroom with double basins
Harbour View Room
40 sq m · Victoria Harbour view · De Gournay hand-painted screens · travertine and marble bathroom
Club Statue Square View Room
40 sq m · Statue Square view · Mandarin Club access
Club Harbour View Room
40 sq m · Victoria Harbour view · Mandarin Club access
Suites
City View Suite
72 sq m · Central view · living room, walk-in wardrobe, marble bathroom with oval bath
Statue Square View Suite
72 sq m · Statue Square and the Old Supreme Court view · living room, walk-in wardrobe, marble bathroom with oval bath
Harbour View Suite
72 sq m · Victoria Harbour view · living room, walk-in wardrobe, marble bathroom with oval bath
Dining and wellness
- Man Wah
- Cantonese restaurant · 25th floor
- Mandarin Grill + Bar
- European grill
- Terrace Boulud by Mandarin Oriental
- French rooftop brasserie
- The Pizza Bar by Daniele Cason
- Italian pizza bar
- The Aubrey
- Japanese izakaya and bar
- Clipper Lounge
- all-day dining lounge · afternoon tea
- Café Causette
- all-day café
- Blake Foyer
- lobby lounge
- Captain's Bar
- bar
- The Chinnery
- bar
- The Thistle and the Jade
- whisky salon
- The Krug Room
- tasting-menu dining room
- Mandarin Oriental Cake Shop
- bakery and pâtisserie
- Wellness
- During the current phase of the renovation, spa and wellness treatments are given at Mandarin Oriental The Landmark nearby.
Where it is
- Central MTR station
- 3 min on foot
- Hong Kong International Airport
- 28 min by car
- Hong Kong International Airport
- 24 min by train
5 Connaught Road, Central, Hong Kong
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All the renovated rooms are 40 sq m, so choose by view: Harbour View for Victoria Harbour, Statue Square View for the square and the Old Supreme Court, City View for Central's streets. Club rooms add access to The Mandarin Club on the 23rd floor, overlooking Statue Square Garden.
City View Room (40 sq m), Statue Square View Room (40 sq m), Harbour View Room (40 sq m), Club Statue Square View Room (40 sq m) and Club Harbour View Room (40 sq m). Suites: City View Suite (72 sq m), Statue Square View Suite (72 sq m) and Harbour View Suite (72 sq m).
We book Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong through Mandarin Oriental Fan Club, so you get a room upgrade when available; daily breakfast for two; a US$100 food, drink or spa credit each stay and a welcome amenity, at no extra cost to you. In Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta the hotel gives another benefit in place of the credit.
Man Wah, cantonese (One MICHELIN star (2026); 25th floor, with harbour and skyline views); Mandarin Grill + Bar, european grill (Opened in 1963 as the Saddle & Sirloin; chef Junior Nadje); Terrace Boulud by Mandarin Oriental, french, by Daniel Boulud (Rooftop brasserie); The Pizza Bar by Daniele Cason, italian with Japanese precision; The Aubrey, japanese izakaya and bar; Clipper Lounge, all-day international dining, afternoon tea and buffets; Café Causette, all-day casual dining; Blake Foyer, lobby lounge (Inspired by the city's maritime past); Captain's Bar, bar (Draught beer in silver tankards); The Chinnery, bar (Named after the 19th-century painter George Chinnery); The Thistle and the Jade, whisky salon; The Krug Room, tasting menus paired with Krug Champagne (Styled as a train carriage) and Mandarin Oriental Cake Shop, bakery and pâtisserie (Pastry chef Alexandre Thabard).
During the current phase of the renovation, spa and wellness treatments are given at Mandarin Oriental The Landmark nearby.
5 Connaught Road in Central, a few minutes' walk from the Star Ferry Pier, the Landmark, IFC Mall and Prince's Building; the Peak Tram terminus on Garden Road, Lan Kwai Fong, SoHo, Tai Kwun and Man Mo Temple are all within walking distance.
Hong Kong International (HKG) is 28–45 minutes by car.
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong opened in 1963. It was last renovated in 2026: renovation of more than US$100 million from the second quarter of 2025, in four phases: public spaces by Hubert de Malherbe, rooms, suites and 11 new apartments by Jeffrey Wilkes, signature suites by Thierry Lemaire.
Opened in 1963 as the first luxury hotel on Hong Kong Island. A renovation of more than US$100 million began in the second quarter of 2025 in four phases: Hubert de Malherbe is redesigning all the public spaces, including the lobby and an all-day lounge, Jeffrey Wilkes the guestrooms, suites and 11 new apartments, and Thierry Lemaire new signature suites.
