The presidential suite at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, debuted in 2017, is the luxury hotel’s “entertainment” suite on the top floor. I checked in, and I’m floored. It has its own popcorn machine, virtual reality headset, futuristic projector screen, enomatic wine dispenser (YES, these do NOT exist in hotel rooms!), electronic toilet, bed with remote control (!), the fastest WIFI I’ve ever experienced in a hotel and so much space it feels like its own city.
Behold the presidential suite at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong. I’ll be writing a longer review, but for now, feast your eyes on hotel suite perfect.
Enomatic wine dispenser, popcorn machine and expensive coffee machine. This reflects the hotel’s forward-thinking ways in terms of entertainment, and it’s very rare, from the presidential suites I’ve stayed in, to have this level of amenities, as well as thought put into “entertainment.”
Dining/chef’s kitchen. It’s quite gorgeous, and you can host heads of states, celebrities, designers, and any official business meeting without even leaving your hotel suite.
Quiet and somewhat sensual bedroom with remote control to the bed on heat levels! The presidential suite at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong is quite spectacular.
Gorgeous bathroom. It’s incredibly spacious. I love the double vanity, but I also love that it feels like a movie set. I think this bathroom is bigger than my entire bathroom back home.
LOVE IT NOT LEAVING the presidential suite at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong.
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