One of the hotel's Tony Chi–designed Premier Suites.
Fine dining at Jiang restaurant.
A suite at Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou.
Book two nights in a suite at the newly opened Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou—located adjacent to the Taikoo Hoo retail and cultural center in the city’s thriving Tianhe district—and stay a third night courtesy of the hotel. And if that didn’t sound sufficiently compelling, they’ll throw in breakfast and a spa credit, too. Nightly rates start from US$760 and reservations can be made here.
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