Luxury Experience in Central | Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong【Admiralty Suite】

Located in a prime location, with Queen's Square and Chater Garden right downstairs, and just a 5-minute walk to Central subway station 🚇. Connected walkways lead directly to shopping malls, so you can shop without exposure to sun or rain. Although it's no longer directly on the waterfront due to land reclamation, some rooms and restaurants still offer panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. On clear days, you can even see the Kowloon skyline intertwined with the sunset glow. While most Hong Kong hotels offer "tiny" rooms, Mandarin Oriental's room sizes are truly generous! I was fortunate to experience the Admiralty Suite, and was stunned when I opened the door - the room is incredibly spacious‼️ It even has a balcony... Located on the top floor, the suite features a walk-in closet in the bedroom, a bathroom with separate bathtub and walk-in shower, plus a spacious living room and dining area. The "Admiralty Suite" is named after the former British Naval Headquarters, as the hotel once overlooked the Admiralty naval base. The suite offers beautiful city views and is decorated with elegant wooden walls, exquisite nautical design details, and refined decorations including a telescope, reminiscent of a luxury private yacht. Both the living room and dining area have connected terraces. The attention to detail is perfect - upon check-in, I found my name embroidered on the pillow case, charging cables neatly arranged, and during turndown service, they provided complimentary silk eye masks and lens cleaning cloths. The hidden compartment by the door occasionally receives deliveries without disturbing guests inside. See photos for Executive Lounge privileges and beverage menu details. Breakfast is semi-buffet style, and afternoon tea is classic English style, served with the hotel's famous rose jam. Beverages are available all day, with bubbly from morning till night - if you enjoy alcohol, you can recoup a significant portion of your room rate. From the surrounding area, you can walk to Central Pier and take the Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui in just 5 minutes; the Mid-Levels Escalator takes you directly to the vintage district, and Victoria Peak's night view is easily accessible; the Court of Final Appeal and former Legislative Council Building (now a museum) are right next door, allowing you to instantly travel back to old Hong Kong. With over 60 years of history, this luxury hotel offers impeccable service and attention to detail. After staying here, you'll truly understand the saying: "In Hong Kong, there are only two types of hotels: Mandarin Oriental and the rest!"