Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong

Howarth Suite

These handsome rooms have a traditional English influence in furnishing and design. Navy blues, velvet fabrics, mahogany and walnut woods, culminate in an understated elegance.
Approximately 80 square meters/ 861 square feet

Meiji Suite

The design alludes to all the acute finesse associated with the traditions of Japanese hospitality. Pale maple furniture is accented in black lacquer, the carpet weave echoes tatami matting and selected pieces of Japanese artwork decorate the walls. The overall effect is light and tranquil.
Approximately 80 square meters/ 861 square feet.

Lichfield Suite

Named in memory of one of the hotel's most esteemed guests and a loyal ambassador of Mandarin Oriental hotels. Patrick Lichfield was the renowned photographer behind Mandarin Oriental's famous advertising campaign. This suite created by Nikki Haslam reflects the eclectic tastes and style of Lord Lichfield.
Approximately 80 square meters/861 square feet.

Tamar Suite

The Tamar Suite is named after the former British Naval headquarters, which Mandarin Oriental used to overlook. The style reflects some fine nautical details alluding to the luxuries of a private yacht, with timber panelling and metals.
Approximately 93 to 115 square meters / 1,001 to 1,238 square feet.

Macau Suite

You enter the Macau Suite through double doors that reveal a domed entrance hall and continue through rooms inspired by a Portuguese colonial home. The Macanese were the true inventors of the East meets West look, this is synthesised in the rooms style. The Macau suite has long been a favourite of loyal guests.
Approximately 93 to 115 square meters / 1,001 to 1,238 square feet.