Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong prepares for re-opening with Special Packages

In anticipation of its re-opening this autumn, the legendary Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong has launched three special accommodation packages. With a focus on indulgence, the packages allow guests to experience the best that the hotel has to offer following its comprehensive US$140 million dollar renovation.

Oriental Harmony — HK$9,000 per night

This pampering one night stay for two with American breakfast in an Oriental Suite includes two hours of bliss in a couple’s treatment suite at the new Mandarin Spa. Here guests will indulge in the ‘Oriental Harmony’, one of Mandarin Oriental’s signature spa treatments. This two hour synchronized four-handed body treatment uses luxurious oils that are guaranteed to relax and rejuvenate.

Luxury Fashionista — HK$6,000 per night

Shop till you drop with expert advice on the best that the city has to offer. All arrivals will enjoy an in room bottle of chilled champagne and a shopping map to set the tone in preparation for the hotel’s VIP shopping service. Enjoy an afternoon browsing at many of Central’s leading luxury stores and boutiques: from Chloe to Shanghai Tang - with a personal shopper if requested - and porters on call to collect shopping bags. A soothing foot ritual for two awaits at The Mandarin Spa on return to the hotel. This package is inclusive of full American breakfast at Café Causette or The Clipper Lounge.

Celebration Package — HK$6,000 per night

Whatever the occasion, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong has created the perfect celebratory stay, inclusive of a bottle of chilled pink champagne, homemade chocolates from the Mandarin Cake Shop and fresh flowers on arrival. Celebrations continue with the Epicure’s three-course dinner menu in the new Sir Terence Conran-designed surroundings of the legendary Mandarin Grill. The package is inclusive of breakfast for two in the vibrant Café Causette or The Clipper Lounge.

The above rates are exclusive of tax and service charge, are subject to availability and valid until 1 October 2007.

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