Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing to Open in Early 2019

By Dev Anand | 1 November 2018

Date: October 2019

Location: in the heart of Beijing in the UNESCO-listed Forbidden City.

Name: Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing – opening 2019

No. of Keys: 73

Seller:

Buyer: Mandarin Oriental will open its first hotel in Beijing early next year.

Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing will be in the heart of the capital of China, with spectacular roof-terrace views of the Forbidden City.

It will be positioned as the city’s most luxurious boutique hotel and will feature the Group’s core pillars of chic design and architecture, exceptional dining facilities and a Spa at Mandarin Oriental, offering the latest wellness and beauty facilities.

The hotel takes its name from the lively Wangfujing district in which it is located and is seamlessly connected to WF Central, Hongkong Land’s leading premium lifestyle retail destination with a dynamic mix of over 130 tenants including 20 brands debuting in Beijing or China.

The hotel is just minutes from Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, within easy reach of the CBD and financial district.

The boutique hotel is located on the upper two floors of WF Central with rooms that are a minimum of 55 sqm, which will be among the largest in Beijing, many with views towards the magnificent Forbidden City.

The design is tailored specifically towards the sophisticated needs of the contemporary traveller, deftly combining residential style and luxurious amenities.

The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing will have four suites offering wellness and beauty treatments as well as a fabulous 25-metre, glass-roofed pool.

“Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing will become the prime hotel address in Beijing this winter, offering supreme comfort, impeccable service, incredible cuisine and an unmatchable garden-terrace view of the UNESCO-listed Forbidden City,” said Mark Bradford, general manager of Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing.

THPT Comment: This will be only the 3rd Mandarin hotel in mainland China, outside of Hong Kong, Taipei and Macau.

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