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Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou

Name: Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou
Telephone: 86-20-3808-8888

Glam in the heart of Guangzhou

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One of just six Mandarin Oriental properties in mainland China (the others are in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Sanya), Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou stands out for its sleek and minimalist look (courtesy of Tony Chi), from the gleaming avant-garde lobby to the guest rooms filled with contemporary Chinese design and clean lines.

Guangzhou is an enormous, sprawling city, but the hotel is smack-dab downtown, within walking distance of two subway lines, and a quick drive from Guangzhou East Rail Station, from which trains to Hong Kong depart.

Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou is part of a larger retail and office complex called Taikoo Hui, whose gilded luxury mall can be accessed from within the hotel — if you can bring yourself to leave your room’s plush confines.

Our Inspector's Highlights

The hotel's spa offers a wide array of treatments featuring signature products from the Swiss brand Valmont, the French cult brand Biologique Recherche and Mandarin Oriental's own Quintessence oils.
The family-friendly hotel offers a host of kids’ amenities, including MiniMO Panda bathrobes and tumblers in the rooms, as well as curated children’s menus at Jiang by Chef Fei and through in-room dining. Baby amenities are also available upon request.
No one should leave any Mandarin Oriental property without a visit to Mandarin Oriental Cake Shop. Make a beeline straight for the case of macarons in a rainbow of mouthwatering flavors that change with the holidays and seasons.
The exclusive 24th-floor Oriental Club provides a quiet place to work or relax, with a delectable afternoon tea set out daily from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm, as well as evening cocktails and hors d’oeuvres from 6 pm to 8 pm.

Things to Know

Inside the fitness center, be sure to try the InBody 520 — it’s like a scale combined with a personal trainer. You’ll find it in every Mandarin Oriental gym, so you can monitor your fitness progress as you travel throughout the year.
If you choose to indulge in a luxurious treatment at the Spa, be sure to arrive 45 minutes prior to your appointment to make use of the 82-foot heated pool, steam room and sauna.
Opt for a Club Level room to gain access to the Oriental Club Lounge, which includes private check-in, daily breakfast, beverage service throughout the day and happy hour in the evening.

The Rooms

With entry-level accommodations clocking in at about 646 square feet, Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou sets the standard for the city’s largest rooms.
All rooms feature double sinks, walk-in showers with rainforest fixtures and deep, round tubs. Slip into the ultra-plush white robes or request a silk kimono and sink into the room’s comfy bench or leather wingback chair.
The luxe marble-filled bathrooms and rich, dark herringbone-patterned hardwood floors contrast nicely with the simple but chic dark neutral seating and carpeting, and crisp, white bedding.
The spacious, spa-inspired bathrooms at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou are stocked with top-of-the-line bath products.
Upgrade to the Oriental Club floor to take advantage of the exclusive club lounge. The club-level rooms and suites start from approximately 753 square feet and, like the rest of the rooms at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou, offer sweeping views of the surrounding cityscape.

The Restaurants

Some of the city’s best Cantonese food is served at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou’s Jiang by Chef Fei, such as fluffy steamed char siu bao (barbecued pork buns), buttery housemade egg tarts (a Southern Chinese treat), and juicy ha gow (shrimp dumplings).
TANG, helmed by acclaimed chef Fei, serves northern and southern Chinese cuisine that centers on fresh seafood and traditional cooking techniques such as fermentation and open-flame cooking. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in a warm, bistro-like atmosphere.
The traditional five elements—wood, fire, earth, metal, and water—along with the energetic balance of yin and yang, influence LIÁNG’s carefully crafted cocktail menu. This leads to unique drinks such as the Earth’s Embrace, which is made with Cognac, lemon, Pu’er tea, honey syrup, apricot brandy and milk.
If you prefer whiskeys and cocktails, opt for The Loft, which shakes up libations in an intimate dark wood lounge.

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