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The collection

24 hotels

Europe

10 destinations · 12 hotels

United States & Canada

2 destinations · 2 hotels

Asia

4 destinations · 5 hotels

Africa & Indian Ocean

1 destinations · 1 hotels

Middle East

4 destinations · 4 hotels

Twenty-four Mandarin Oriental hotels are in the Stanza collection, in twenty-one destinations. Among them are the house on the Chao Phraya, Thailand's first hotel, open since 1876, the one in Central, Hong Kong, open since 1963, and a run of grand hotels that kept their names: the Ritz of 1910 beside the Prado, the Savoy on Zurich's Paradeplatz, the Lutetia on the Left Bank, the Palace on the Lucerne lakeshore and the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi. Nineteen hold five-star standing; five are four-star addresses, labeled as such: the Lutetia, the Mayfair house, Riyadh, Singapore and Lucerne. Each hotel page shows reference rates for your dates, and the concierge confirms exact rates and availability before anything is booked.

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Where are the Mandarin Oriental houses of the collection, and which cities have two?

In twenty-one destinations. In the United States: New York and Boston. In Europe: Paris; London; Madrid; Barcelona; Milan; Lake Como; Geneva; Zurich & Basel; the Swiss Alps, at Lucerne; and Istanbul. In the Middle East and North Africa: Dubai; Abu Dhabi; Doha; Riyadh; and Marrakech. In Asia: Tokyo; Hong Kong; Bangkok; and Singapore. Hong Kong has two, both in Central — the house of 1963 on Connaught Road and The Landmark above Queen's Road Central; Paris has two, on rue Saint-Honoré and at the Lutetia on the Left Bank; and London two, on Knightsbridge by Hyde Park and on Hanover Square in Mayfair.

Which Mandarin Oriental houses here were grand hotels under another name first?

Among those that keep an older name beside the brand's: the Ritz of 1910 beside the Prado in Madrid, reopened under Mandarin Oriental in 2021; the Savoy on Paradeplatz, Zurich's oldest grand hotel; the Lutetia, the Left Bank palace of 1910 built by the Boucicaut family; the Palace of 1906 on the Lucerne lakeshore; and the Emirates Palace of 2005 at the western end of the Abu Dhabi Corniche, managed by Mandarin Oriental since January 2020. Others live in older buildings under the brand's name alone: four linked eighteenth-century palazzi beside La Scala in Milan, the Knightsbridge landmark of 1902 backing onto Hyde Park, the house at Blevio on Lake Como, and a mid-century bank on Passeig de Gràcia converted by Patricia Urquiola.

When are the Mandarin Oriental houses of the collection at their best?

It depends on the house. On Lake Como the house is seasonal, as the lake's hotels are, from spring to autumn, and the concierge confirms its dates for your stay; Lucerne, a lake hotel, runs all year. Marrakech and the Gulf houses — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Riyadh — are at their best in the cooler months, from about October into spring. Hong Kong is clearest from October to December, Bangkok coolest from November to February, and Singapore warm all year, driest from February to April; the European cities belong to spring and early autumn, with Milan filling by its calendar of fashion weeks and the Salone del Mobile. Each destination page carries its note on the best months, and the concierge advises on dates for a specific hotel.

How do I reserve at a Mandarin Oriental, from Bangkok to Boston, through Stanza?

Search your dates on the hotel's page to see reference rates, then send the concierge a request. The concierge confirms exact rates and availability with you before anything is booked, and any payment and its timing are set out before you confirm.

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