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Mandarin Oriental
is to manage a new 300-room luxury hotel in the heart of the Taipei’s central financial and business
district.
The
Mandarin Oriental, Taipei will be a key component of a five-acre mixed-use luxury lifestyle and entertainment complex
which is being developed in the city. The 1.25 million sq ft complex, which is planned to open in the first half of 2010,
will also house over 200,000 sq ft of internationally-recognised luxury retail. The development is located on Dun Hua
North Road, one of the city’s most cosmopolitan areas, home to many company headquarters and with easy access to
transport links.
The
hotel will be designed with a contemporary interior style reflective of the
group’s oriental
heritage. The generously appointed guestrooms will be among the largest in Taipei and will enjoy spectacular views of
the city. All guestrooms will feature state-of-the-art entertainment and customer-centric technology
systems.
An expansive 20,000 sq. ft spa will offer holistic rejuvenation and relaxation in a tranquil, meditative setting.
Incorporating one of the most comprehensive range of wellness, beauty and massage treatments in Taipei, The Spa at
Mandarin Oriental will feature life-enhancing signature programmes that are exclusive to the
group as well as
significant water and heat therapies. A sophisticated fitness centre and outdoor swimming pool will also be available.
The
Mandarin Oriental, Taipei will feature four restaurants and two bars including authentic Cantonese and Italian cuisine
served in stylish surroundings. A Mandarin Oriental signature gourmet Cake Shop will also be a prominent feature of
the property. Extensive banquet and conference facilities will be ideally suited for meetings and private functions.
The overall project is owned by Mandarina Crown Hotel Co. Ltd. The renowned hospitality design consultants,
Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo, have been appointed as the design architect.
Mandarin Oriental has also just signed contracts to manage hotels in
Paris
and Guangzhou.
See
other recent news regarding:
Mandarin
Oriental, Taipei,
Guangzhou,
Paris
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