From the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, you can clearly view the Central Harbourfront from the Statue Square View rooms and Harbourfront View rooms. You can also see it so well from the M Bar and Man Wah up on the top floor of the hotel
If you travel for an event, it is most ideal to stay as close as possible to the venue. Many of Hong Kong’s biggest events are held in the Central Harbourfront. For the easiest access to and from the city’s biggest venue space, book your stay at the best luxury hotel in Hong Kong:
Hong Kong’s biggest events are held at the Central Harbourfront all year round. Most notably, there’s FIA Formula E Hong Kong E-Prix, Taste of Hong Kong, Wine and Dine, Clockenflap Festival, and AIA’s Great European Carnival.
The Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong is the best luxury hotel in Hong Kong for events at the Central Harbourfront. The Mandarin surpasses its competitors when it comes to refined luxury and detail of service. Best of all, its location sits perfectly in Central with a quick 5-minute walk and the easiest underpass access to the venue.
From the lobby, take the back exit, turn left, and take another left into the pedestrian underpass. Then, simply cross the street towards the Ferris Wheel and you are at the entrance of Central Harbourfront. It’s that easy.
You can even view the harbourfront from your hotel room – make sure you book a Statue Square View or Harbourfront View. Your room is actually one of the best places to view New Year’s Eve and Chinese New Year fireworks.
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Aside from its most ideal location for events, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong serves the most delicious and refined room service. Imagine coming “back home” at the end of a long day and night out to hot food served on white tablecloth and silver table setting in the comfort of your own room.
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
5 Connaught Road
Central, Hong Kong
+852-2522-0111
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