About this hotel
General information
Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou sits in Tianhe, the city's main business and shopping district, with direct access to the Taikoo Hui complex. It has 233 rooms and 30 suites, among the most generously sized in Guangzhou, plus 24 serviced apartments with two or three bedrooms. Interiors pair quiet contemporary elegance with traditional Chinese design: warm wood, soft colours, Asian artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows framing the skyline.
Dining is led by Jiang, one of the city's best-known Cantonese restaurants, alongside a Chaoshan bistro, a cocktail bar inspired by Lingnan architecture, a whisky bar and a cake shop. The spa has private treatment suites and a thermal area, and a heated 25-metre outdoor pool sits on the fourth floor. Events are held in a 750 m² ballroom, the 200 m² Tian He Room and several smaller meeting spaces.
Location
The hotel is at 389 Tianhe Road in Tianhe district, next to the Taikoo Hui mall. The Zhujiang New Town business quarter is 10–15 minutes away by car, the Guangzhou Opera House about 15 minutes, Canton Tower 15–20 minutes, Yuexiu Park 20–25 minutes and the Chen Clan Academy 25–30 minutes. Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport is around 50 minutes' drive depending on traffic, and the hotel arranges private transfers when asked in advance.
Spa
The Spa has six single treatment suites, each with a steam shower and changing area, and three couples' suites including a VIP suite. The thermal area brings together steam rooms, saunas, vitality pools and experience showers, and massage pavilions stand on the outdoor deck by the pool. A dedicated series draws on Guangzhou's reputation as the 'Flower City': baths and wraps with rose, osmanthus, chrysanthemum, kumquat, sugarcane and mulberry end with tuina massage and acupressure. The menu also covers Biologique Recherche and Valmont facials, treatments for men, multi-day programmes and treatments designed for expectant mothers.
Sports & leisure
The Technogym-equipped fitness centre is open around the clock to hotel guests, and coaches lead one-to-one yoga, Pilates and tai chi, HIIT, breath-led meditation, personal training and swimming lessons. The concierge arranges evening boat cruises, visits to wholesale markets, Cantonese cooking classes and cycling tours of the city. A four-hour dragon boat session with a professional coach at a rowing club ends with time to explore the Dragon Boat Museum, galleries and shops of the creative quarter next door.
For children
A children's pool beside the outdoor pool has a lifeguard on duty at all times. Jiang, TANG and in-room dining each offer a children's menu, and the concierge can book outings for children such as Wing Chun classes and fish-lantern making.
Restaurants & bars
The restaurants and bars focus on the cooking of southern China, with the Oriental Club on the 24th floor reserved for guests in club rooms.
- Jiang — Cantonese cooking built on seasonal produce and classic technique, with a separate dim sum menu
- TANG — a contemporary Chinese bistro with Chaoshan flavours: Cantonese congee, rice noodles and dim sum at breakfast, then seafood, braised dishes and food cooked over fire
- LIÁNG — a cocktail bar named after the crossbeam of Lingnan architecture, with drinks built around the five elements using regional spirits and seasonal produce
- The Loft — an intimate whisky and wine bar on the mezzanine with dark wood, classic cocktails, cigars and small plates
- Mandarin Oriental Cake Shop — a pastry shop styled after Lingnan gardens, with French macarons, handmade chocolates, cakes and afternoon tea
Swimming
A heated 25-metre outdoor pool with a generous sun deck occupies the fourth floor, with a children's pool and lifeguard alongside.
Pets
Guests may bring one dog or cat weighing under 10 kg. Pets must be on a lead in public areas and never left unattended, and are not allowed in the restaurants, spa, fitness centre, Oriental Club or event spaces. Food and water bowls are provided.
Rooms
The hotel has 233 rooms and 30 suites from 60 to 240 m², including two themed for families with children; club categories include the Oriental Club on the 24th floor with private check-in, breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktails. Serviced apartments with two or three bedrooms and full kitchens occupy floors 6 to 9 and are booked on request.
Floor-to-ceiling windows, a walk-in wardrobe, a bathroom with separate wet and dry zones, bathtub and rainforest shower, bathrobes and silk kimonos, goose-down bedding, a Nespresso machine, a valet closet and HD smart TVs.
Superior Room
A room with an entrance foyer, walk-in wardrobe, king bed and Asian artwork; floor-to-ceiling windows and a bathroom with bathtub and rainforest shower.
Deluxe Room
Entered through a foyer, with a king or twin beds and a walk-in wardrobe; windows look over the city, the Taikoo Hui rooftop gardens or the pool. The bathroom has twin basins, a round bathtub and a rainforest shower.
Deluxe Themed Room King
A jungle-themed family room with a king bed, a bunk bed with a slide and a panda-shaped bed. Children receive panda bathrobes, slippers and welcome gifts.
Mandarin Room
A corner room on the southeast or northwest side with panoramic city views, a king bed and wood furnishings; the bathroom has a round soaking tub and a glass-enclosed shower.
Club Deluxe Room
On the upper floors, with a king or twin beds, views across the Guangzhou skyline and Oriental Club access; the bathroom has a round bathtub and rainforest shower.
Club Mandarin Room
A corner room with a king bed, work desk, foyer and walk-in wardrobe, plus Oriental Club access; the bathroom has a deep soaking tub and glass-enclosed rainforest shower.
Executive Suite
A northeast-corner suite with a separate living room and dining table, a king bedroom, a dressing room with double basins, a guest powder room and a marble bathroom.
Premier Suite
A southwest-corner suite with bedroom, sitting room and separate dining area; the marble bathroom is split into wet and dry zones with a large bathtub and rainforest shower.
Club Executive Suite
A suite with a living room and dining table, a king bedroom, foyer and walk-in wardrobe, and city views; guests use the Oriental Club.
Club Premier Suite
A southwest-corner suite with a king bedroom, sitting room, dining area and Oriental Club access; the bathroom has a deep tub and glass-enclosed rainforest shower.
Premier Themed Suite King
A jungle-themed family suite: a bunk bed with a slide in the living area, and a king bed, panda-shaped bed and lion-shaped sofa in the bedroom. Children receive panda bathrobes, slippers and welcome gifts.
Mandarin Suite
The hotel's largest suite, on the top floor: a king bedroom, two sitting rooms, a dining room for ten, a study, kitchenette and dressing room, with 24-hour butler service.
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