Mandarin Oriental destinations worldwide

Mandarin Oriental's Costa Navarino debut sits on one of the Mediterranean's last unspoiled stretches of coast, bringing the brand's Asian-inflected wellness rituals to a Greek bay shaped more by olive groves than tourism. Expect spa work that feels like a thesis, dining that takes Messinian produce seriously, and a quiet that the rest of the Med stopped offering decades ago.

Rafael de La-Hoz's 2021 restoration of the 1910 César Ritz on the Prado—Edwardian Baroque facade recovered, Gilles & Boissier's painted silks and embroidered wallpapers added—delivers Two Michelin-starred dining and a spa at one of Madrid's most historically significant luxury addresses.

Carlos Ferrater's 2009 conversion of the former Department of Health building on Passeig de Gràcia preserved the Rationalist facade while Patricia Urquiola's interiors bring Mediterranean warmth to the public rooms—Two Michelin-starred dining and a rooftop pool in Eixample's most architecturally distinguished hotel.

Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel's 104-key restoration of four 18th-century buildings on Via Andegari — originally Palazzo Confalonieri (manor house), then the city's tax office, then a Cassa di Risparmio bank — knit together as a single dimora milanese with grand inner courtyards. Antonio Guida runs both kitchens: Mandarin Bar & Bistrot and the two-Michelin-star Seta (the Duomo Private Dining Room is a Fornasetti commission). Six-room TCM-consulted spa, feng-shui-led wellness program. A short walk from La Scala, Montenapoleone and the Duomo.

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park opened in 1902 as the Hyde Park Hotel, an Edwardian landmark on Knightsbridge facing the park. Joyce Wang Studio led the post-2019 restoration of the guest rooms and suites, while Adam D. Tihany designed the Mandarin Bar and the dining room of DINNER by Heston Blumenthal — the two-Michelin-starred restaurant built around historical British recipes — and Daniel Boulud's Bar Boulud serves Lyonnais charcuterie under the guidance of charcutier Gilles Verot.

A historic Swiss palace hotel on the shores of Lake Lucerne, revitalized under Mandarin Oriental ownership. Belle époque architecture, mountain views, and the brand's service standards at one of Switzerland's most scenically positioned and historically celebrated hotel addresses.

Thailand's first hotel, open on the Chao Phraya River since 1876—the 1887 Authors' Wing hosted Conrad, Maugham, and Greene, each with a suite named after them—with Two Michelin-starred restaurants, two pools, and a spa that pioneered Thai wellness internationally across nearly 150 years of continuous operation.

Upscale rooms & suites in a high-end property with 3 restaurants, an outdoor pool & a spa area.