The Luxury 50 List 2014

by | Apr 15, 2014 | The Luxury 50 List

Luxury 50
Best New Hotels of the World
MANDARIN ORIENTAL GUANGZHOU CHINA
Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou
CHINA

The much-anticipated opening of the Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou is located in a mix-use luxury development comprising luxury shopping centers, upscale offices, and cultural center set in Guangzhou’s Tianhe Central Business District. Not only does the location of the new hotel positions guest in a cultural epicenter of the Pearl Delta River, but it is also connected to the Shipaiqup Station of the city’s metro system making Hong Kong and Guangzhou International Airport extremely accessible. The interior design of the hotel is a mixture of traditional and modern oriental elements that represent today’s “new China”. In order to maintain a pristine level of elegance unique interior design elements include rich fabrics, sleek wood finishes, and warm muted tones incorporated throughout the hotel. The Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou offers a world-class spa incorporating the group’s signature holistic treatments designed to rejuvenate and relax city dwellers and visitors from their hectic lifestyle.

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