The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

Mandarin Oriental's second house, above the Landmark in the heart of Central – Amber and a spa floor of its own.

Five-star · From $700 per nightAny mandatory hotel fees are shown before you confirm.

First light over Central & Admiralty

Mandarin Oriental · Central & Admiralty · Hong Kong

A sense of the place

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong — suite — The living room of the Landmark Suite at Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong: a long pale velvet sofa with navy and gold cushions and bolsters on a blue rug, a glass coffee table laid with tea, fruit, pastries, juice and books, a pendant of blue-green glass discs on bronze branches under a slatted, bronze-trimmed ceiling, a desk between two pleated lamps before a bookcase, a dining table under a black drum pendant at left and floor-to-ceiling windows with blinds at right; nobody in frame — © Mandarin Oriental

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong — restaurant — The dining room of Amber at Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong: tiered rings of polished brass hung from a white tented ceiling over curved cream banquettes with ikat cushions, round walnut tables laid with glasses and pink peonies, walnut-panelled walls, tall windows with sheer curtains at left, wine walls at the far end and a woman in white walking past the tables at left, blurred by the exposure — © Mandarin Oriental

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong — bar — BLANC DE NOIRS, the champagne bar of Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong: a long bar of white-and-grey veined marble with a tower of coupes at its end and curved bouclé stools, a row of bouclé chairs and dark tables with candle votives along a banquette, framed black-and-white prints on dark wood walls and brass sconces under a low lacquered ceiling; nobody in frame — © Mandarin Oriental

Why it's in the collection

Because a second Mandarin Oriental house stands above the Landmark in the heart of Central, quieter and smaller than the flagship, with Amber on its restaurant floor and a spa that takes a floor of its own – and the house holds five-star standing for the hotel and for the spa.

Above the Landmark on Queen's Road Central, in the heart of Central; a Mandarin Oriental house.
Amber, the house's restaurant; a spa and wellness floor of its own with an indoor pool.
Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star 2026 for the hotel and for the spa; holds five-star standing.

The neighborhood

Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong · Central & Admiralty — Ank Kumar · CC BY-SA 4.0

Central & Admiralty

The heart of the island, between the harbor and the Peak – home to six of the fourteen hotels. Statue Square and the Central offices, the Landmark and the shopping streets, and IFC on the harborfront lie below, with Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo up the hill. At Admiralty, Pacific Place and Hong Kong Park sit under the Peak.

The Landmark and the Central shopping streets, at the door.
Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo, five minutes on foot.
The Peak Tram lower terminus, ten minutes on foot.

“Mandarin Oriental's second house, above the Landmark in the heart of Central – Amber and a spa floor of its own.”

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