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INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group continues to receive global recognition for the luxury services and
amenities provided at each hotel. In 2005, the Group collected over 200 international awards of
distinction from industry sources and readers of influential publications. Such prestigious titles include
Zagat Travel Guide; Condé Nast Traveller, UK; Condé Nast Traveler, US;Travel +Leisure US; Institutional
Investor, Spa Finder and The Robb Report.
Mandarin Oriental, Miami and Mandarin Oriental, New York are both proud recipients of the
industry’s most prestigious Five Diamond status given by the American Automobile Association, and
the all-encompassing Spas at Mandarin Oriental continue to receive high acclaim globally within
notable publications.
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group also garnered top honours in the United States and the Americas in
the Condé Nast Traveler, US 2005 ‘Business Travel Awards’ survey.
The following highlights a selection of these reviews.
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“Style, grace, modern beauty” and a “sleek Asian
feel” make staying at any Mandarin “a treat.” If
you like to be pampered in “idyllic surroundings”
with “impeccable service” that “exceeds high
expectations,”“luxe accommodations” with
“lovely linens,”“fabulous spas” and “excellent
views,” it’s the “ultimate hotel” experience, plus
it fills the bill as an “expense-account favourite”
and “romantic getaway.” – Zagat, 2005
“The small and stylish Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Group takes top honours among hotel chains in
both the United States and the Americas, earning
the highest rating for Front Desk Service, Overall
Design and Value for Cost among all hotel chains
in North America.”– Condé Nast Traveler, US, 2005
Business Travel Awards
“Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group’s Asian service
ethic is like no other.”– Forbes, 2005
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Mandarin Oriental, New York
A “stupendous” hotel befitting a “world-class
city,” this shining Columbus Circle newcomer in
the Time Warner Center has all the makings of a
“power paragon.” Most agree it’s already become
a “must-see” stop for the ultra chic. – Zagat, 2005
“Three nights at Mandarin Oriental, New York
and you’ll know you’ve made it.And if you can
make it here…” – Money Magazine, US 2005
Mandarin Oriental, Washington D.C.
The Chinese marble “bathrooms are like palaces”
at this “polished jewel” that may just force
everyone to “rediscover southwest D.C.” Guests
“gush gush” over the 16 types of “lush rooms”
and “superb suites.”– Zagat, 2005
“Mandarin Oriental,Washington D.C. offers
a respite from the wheeling and dealing of the
country’s political machine.” – Trump World,
US 2005
“The arrival of CityZen at Mandarin Oriental,
Washington D.C. brings a certain dramatic
sensuality to a town not known for its dining
glamour.” – Esquire, US 2005