MANDARIN ORIENTAL, SINGAPORE ANNOUNCES REOPENING
AFTER EXTENSIVE TRANSFORMATION
A gateway to Exceptionally Singapore

Mandarin Oriental, Singapore

Hong Kong, 7 September 2023 – Mandarin Oriental, Singapore is delighted to announce its
re-opening to the public on 8 September 2023 as it completes a remarkable six-monthtransformation. The refreshed look and feel of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group’s renowned
property in Singapore harmoniously melds the city-state’s distinctive nature, cultural heritage
and architectural traditions, promising an experience that is “Exceptionally Singapore” forvisitors and locals alike.
“For over 36 years, Mandarin Oriental, Singapore has been delighting guests from around theworld with our warm Singaporean hospitality. As we reopen, we are excited to bring the soul-more-Page 2of Singapore to life through our transformation, weaving together Mandarin Oriental’slegendary service and the rich tapestry of local culture, delivering an immersive Singapore
experience to our guests,” says Philipp Knuepfer, General Manager of Mandarin Oriental,
Singapore & Area Vice President Operations.
Led by Principal Designer Jeffrey Wilkes of internationally-acclaimed interior design firm
DESIGNWILKES, the hotel’s original classic interiors have been reborn with colour andinspiration from signature Singaporean elements, such as Peranakan style architecture, blackand white houses and Angsana trees. “Every corner of the hotel tells a story, from Singapore’s
lush landscapes to the intricate details found in traditional shophouses,” says Mr Wilkes. “Wewanted guests not just to be visiting the city, but to feel a part of it.”This blurring of boundaries between indoors and outdoors comes to the fore in the design ofthe hotel’s 510 rooms and suites. Guestrooms take cues from the scenes outside their windows– dappled batik patterns and a cooler colour palette blend with the undulating water of Marina
Bay-facing rooms, while those looking onto the South China Sea are bathed in warm tones
reminiscent of the morning sun. City-facing rooms are infused with Singapore’s verdant
greenery through lush botanical prints, bringing the outside in.
Luxury living is redefined in hotel’s 42 suites, including the newly debuted Presidential Suiteand the four-bedroom Royal Marina Bay Penthouse, perched on its two uppermost floors
accompanied with panoramic views of the South China Sea and Marina Bay, expansive
balconies, spacious living and dining areas, and in the Penthouse, the latter featuring a fully
equipped chef's kitchen for private dinners. For longer stays, 45 residential suites offer awelcoming home away from home with spacious living area, fully equipped kitchenette,
washer and dryer. The themed Residential Family Suites comfortably accommodate guests
with little ones, delighting young travellers with themed interiors – from the outer space to life
under the sea and a wild jungle escapade.
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Public spaces evoke the same relaxed ease. Guests are welcomed into an oasis of tranquility as
they step into the rejuvenated lobby bathed in natural light and bright colours. Above the Lobby
Lounge, magnificent crystal spheres of Vanda Joaquim orchids are a tribute to Singapore’s
national flower. The hotel’s transformed lounge, HAUS 65, presents a sophisticated social
space complete with exclusive privileges. Co-curated by the team at the Mandala Club, its
inspiring calendar of cultural, culinary and artistic events includes an expanded wineprogramme, including daily tastings led by sommeliers and winemakers.
Exceptional dining experiences continue to take centre stage at Mandarin Oriental, Singapore.
The hotel’s all-day dining concept has been reimagined as embu, a refreshed garden-style spacewith a specially tailored kids’ buffet and playground. Next to the lobby, The Mandarin Cake
Shop is a chic patisserie offering finely crafted pastries, artisan bread and chocolates forindulging in store or gifting to loved ones, as well as a delectable afternoon tea. September’s
reopening will also see the return of the award-winning MO BAR, where a new collection ofinnovative cocktails awaits.
The reopening will also reinstate the hotel as the choice destination for memorable events, witha wide selection of luxurious venues including the pillar-less Oriental Ballroom featuring stateof the art 20-metre curved LED wall.
Poised to be the heartbeat of lifestyle in Singapore, the hotel has curated unique offerings that
go beyond its walls. Every experience is intentionally crafted to captivate the senses andchannel the Lion City’s spirit – from private Peranakan cooking classes or a vintage Vespa
sidecar adventure to invigorating wellness retreats reflecting Singapore's tropical serenity.
As Mandarin Oriental, Singapore enters a new era, it continues to uphold its promise of
unparalleled luxury and legendary service, now embodying the energy of the Garden City. With
its doors open once again, guests are invited to discover the Exceptionally Singapore package
offering exclusive benefits including a curated local experience, daily breakfast,complimentary room upgrade and more.
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About Mandarin Oriental, Singapore
After a legacy of 36 years, Mandarin Oriental, Singapore recently reimagined its spaces,
design and signature service to deliver a truly unique hospitality experience that embodies
what it means to be Exceptionally Singapore. This award-winning property in the heart ofMarina Bay offers easy access to the city’s financial hub, luxury boutiques, and a host of iconic
must-see sites. The hotel holds 510 luxuriously-appointed rooms and suites, meeting andbanquet facilities, five restaurants including the award-winning MO BAR, The Spa atMandarin Oriental, Singapore and the exclusive members lounge HAUS 65. It is the only hotelin the city that has been awarded Five Star status for both accommodation and spa in theprestigious Forbes Travel Guide for 12 consecutive years (2012 to 2023).
About Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group is the award-winning owner and operator of some of theworld’s most luxurious hotels, resorts and residences. Having grown from its Asian roots into
a global brand, the Group now operates 37 hotels and nine residences in 25 countries andterritories, with each property reflecting the Group’s oriental heritage, local culture and uniquedesign. Mandarin Oriental has a strong pipeline of hotels and residences under development,
and is a member of the Jardine Matheson Group.
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Director of Marketing & Communications
Tel: +65 6885 3521