This is by far one of the best places to stay on Hong Kong Island.We prefer this location to Kowloon which is much more touristy and where soliciting tourists for watches etc is prevalent.

The rooms are ultra-modern and the 7 foot tubs are amazing. Glad there's no water shortage in Hong Kong-yet.

We arranged for airport pick up-A MUST. It was the best $100 usd we've ever spent.They pick you up at the gate and whisk you through immigration to your waiting luxury car to take you to the hotel.You are then greeted at the front door and taken directly to your room.We were upgraded to a L600 corner room.

Service was fantastic. Room was of good size and the lobby bar was modern/hip with great choice of drinks. Hotel was well connected to great shopping, public transportation, eateries, bar scene, and various tourist attractions. You could walk from the hotel all the way to the Star Ferries without venturing outside.

Very clean and safe around the hotel. Walked everywhere in Hong Kong.People are polite. Nobody will bother you. We found this Mandarin much nicer than the other and quieter. Would stay here again. Would consider the Four Season's as well.

Great location, helpful staff.

Smooth check-in as you'd expect from a hotel of this quality. Room was excellent, great bathroom and amenities. Everything that you could think of supplied for the room.

Cleanliness excellent, servicing of the room prompt and proper. Room service was very good.

Can't fault a thing.

Comparison: Besides the MO Landmark, I also stayed at the Four Seasons and the Island Shangri-La in the past. Rooms at MO Landmark are the most spacious and the services are the most personable. Four Seasons, situated at the waterfront, has the best harbor view and located next to the expensive IFC shopping mall and is above the airport express train. IFC mall is great for window shopping but is so overpriced; for example, clothes in the Brooks Brothers cost three times more than the US’s. The most impressive about the Island Shangri-La is the 17-story atrium featuring the world’s largest 16-story high Chinese silk painting. Although the MO Landmark and FS are both top-notched hotels and MO’s rooms and services are slightly better, I prefer the FS purely for its harbor view.

Room: We stayed at the signature L600 Deluxe Room. The bathroom is spacious with a uniquely designed round tub, two sinks, and generous counter space. The room has three TVs, two 42” flat panel TVs in the living room and the bedroom and a small one in the bathroom. The only downside is that the room looked out to other office buildings across the street. The entire hotel has no rooms with a decent view.

Location: The hotel is located in the business district with some shopping nearby. Lan Kwai Fong (clubs/bars area) is 5 minute away. Next to a MTR (subway) station and 5 minutes walk to the Airport Express train station.

Misc: The breakfast at the MO bar is very good. The spa’s facility is amazing with various cool shower/steam rooms and pools. You don’t have to get a treatment to enjoy the facility; it’s open to all hotel guests. The gym is nicely equipped so I recommend go to the spa for a shower after a morning work-out. Hotel also provides free internet at the library and the front desk provided laptop for in-room use.

Conclusion: We had a pleasant stay at the hotel. But view is important to me. The other MO that has the harbor view is <10 minutes away and I’ll try it in my next trip.

This is the model of what a luxury urban hotel should be. From the rooms, replete with sophisticated technology, marble-clad bathrooms and sleek furnishings, to the spa, which was large, comprehensive and soothing, this hotel offers its guests nearly every service imaginable. And they do it well, and in great style at that.

The Landmark is located, as the name suggests, in the Landmark shopping mall, which is smack dab in the center of Central. You can walk everywhere from this hotel--Soho, the Western District, Victoria Peak, the Airport Express and the Star Ferry are all basically a 10 minute walk. The hotel is located atop the Central MTR station and taxis, if you desire, are outside the front door.

The rooms provide a true sanctuary from Hong Kong--they are extremely quiet, spacious and attractive. The bathroom in our L450 Superior room had an hourglass soaking tub, a large rainfall walk-in shower, two sinks and a separate toilet area. Unlike many hotels, the housekeeping is seamless and very generous with the Aromatherapy Associates toiletries.

We used the spa, and our services were top notch, though some of the heat experience "stations" were a bit gimmicky. All in all, though, the spa is a great experience, and compared to US prices, a great deal.

We ate breakfast in Amber, and it was well presented and delicious--the same goes for room service.

Perhaps the only flaw in this hotel is the concierge, which in general, directed us only on well trodden paths rather than to more local haunts. The pool, though beautiful, lacks sufficient seating/lounging areas.

All in all, this is what every urban luxury hotel should strive to emulate.