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Opened 1 June 2026

Mandarin Oriental The Landmark

Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong. Hong Kong, China. Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group.

Opened
1 June 2026
Rooms
109
Operator
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group
Type
City hotel

Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong reopened on 1 June 2026 after a refurbishment. The operator said in June 2024 that the work would begin in November 2024, and its release of 1 April 2026 gave the reopening date. A release of 22 September 2026 reports Two MICHELIN Keys for the hotel.

Interior architect Joyce Wang refreshed all 109 rooms and suites, and Neri&Hu designed the façade. The L450 rooms start at 42 square metres. L600 rooms and above keep the curved, glass-walled bathrooms centred on a seven-foot round bathtub, and the 167-square-metre Entertainment Suite has a Gaggenau kitchen and private dining for eight. The address is The Landmark, 15 Queen's Road Central, with a new entrance on Queen's Road Central beside the LANDMARK complex. Hong Kong International Airport is about 30 to 40 minutes away by taxi or private transfer.

The seventh floor holds seven Michelin stars and one Green Star: Amber, with three stars and the Green Star, Sushi Shikon with three, and Rin with one, alongside the bistro SOMM and the champagne bar BLANC DE NOIRS. The operator gives two dates for the revitalised spa, July 2026 in the April release and Winter 2026 on the hotel's pages. Until it opens, in-house guests can use the pool, the fitness facilities and the Pilates and yoga studios.

The reopening offer, for stays from 1 June to 30 November 2026, put L600 rooms from HKD 7,200 a night, with a HKD 3,000 daily dining credit.

“Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong will reopen on 1 June 2026, marking the highly anticipated return of one of the city's most loved hotels.”

The operator’s wording, read on its own page and last checked 1 November 2026.

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History
The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong which has been delivering exceptional hospitality in the heart of Hong Kong's Central district since 2005 Source
Rooms
Starting at 42 square metres, the L450 rooms are conceived as spacious urban sanctuaries, featuring lightened timber floors, patinated walls, Fromental silk wall coverings and custom rugs inspired by historic brickwork patterns found across the city. Source
Suites
At 167 square metres, the Entertainment Suite is a refined residence, equally suited to intimate gatherings. It features a state-of-the-art entertainment wall, a Gaggenau kitchen, private dining for eight, and a master bedroom equipped with the FreshBed climate-controlled sleep system. Source
Designer
Designed by Hong Kong interior architect Joyce Wang, founder and principal of Joyce Wang Studio Source
Architect
the hotel's distinctive façade by acclaimed design practice Neri&Hu Source
Address
The Landmark, 15 Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong, China SAR Source
Setting
Located in the heart of Central within the prestigious LANDMARK complex, currently being reimagined as part of Tomorrow's CENTRAL Source
Getting there
Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong is conveniently situated approximately 30-40 minutes from Hong Kong International Airport by taxi or private transfer, depending on traffic conditions. Source
Dining
The seventh floor of Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong is home to an extraordinary collection of restaurants and bars, including seven MICHELIN Stars and one MICHELIN Green Star under one roof. Source
Dining
Amber, the flagship restaurant, holds three Michelin stars and a Michelin Green Star. Chef Richard Ekkebus' cuisine is grounded in classical French technique Source
Dining
On the same floor as Amber are three-Michelin-starred Sushi Shikon, Michelin-starred Kappo Rin, and contemporary French bistro SOMM. Completing the remarkable culinary offering is new champagne bar BLANC DE NOIRS, dedicated to premium cuvées. Source
Dining
Mandarin Oriental, The Landmark, Hong Kong offers a wide range of fine dining and beverage options, including Amber, serving contemporary French cuisine, SOMM, serving French neo-bistro fare, Sushi Shikon, serving sushi, and Rin, serving modern Japanese cuisine. Source
Spa
Mandarin Oriental Landmark will unveil its revitalised Spa and Wellness offering in July 2026. Source
Spa
A reimagined sanctuary of contemporary luxury, reopening in Winter 2026 with redesigned spaces and elevated wellness that embody the spirit of Central. Source
Website
mandarinoriental.com

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