Mandarin Oriental, Macau has launched “One Fantastic Experience”, a package that offers shopping privileges at Macau’s flagship mall, One Central Macau. The package also includes luxe accommodation at the hotel and a choice of five-star experiences at its award-winning spa or restaurants and bars.
The One Fantastic Experience package starts from MOP 2,888 and includes:
– One night’s accommodation in a luxurious guestroom or suite
– Buffet breakfast for two at Vida Rica Restaurant
– Hotel credit of MOP 1,000 for dining or spa experiences
– One Central Macau shopping voucher valued at MOP 1,000
Standing next to the hotel on the Macau Peninsula and with unparalleled views of the outer harbour, lakes and bridges, One Central Macau is home to 60 leading international fashion brands, including Macau’s only Louis Vuitton Maison and the city’s largest Bulgari store. Other brands, such as Cartier, Fendi, Gucci, Dior, Loro Piana, Ermenegildo Zegna, Salvatore Ferragamo, Dolce & Gabbana and Hermès feature the latest runway pieces and a wide range of products and services. This premium destination offers a truly exceptional shopping experience.
Back at the hotel, guests can enjoy a flavorsome afternoon tea at Lobby Lounge, irresistible confections at Mandarin Oriental Cake Shop, classic-meets-contemporary French cuisine at Vida Rica Restaurant, perfectly crafted cocktails at Vida Rica Bar, and other gustatory delights. Having achieved a Forbes Five-Star rating for four consecutive years, The Spa is an ideal place for guests to relax and rejuvenate after shopping. Its holistic therapies include the Macanese Dragon Experience, a relaxing Chinese lymphatic body massage with Chinese “Bao Ding” meditation balls, and Spices of Portugal which uses an exotic Portuguese spice infusion for a soothing head massage, followed by a hot-stone full-body massage using essential oils of ginger, black pepper and rosemary.
The One Fantastic Experience package is valid until December 29, 2015. Prices are subject to 10 percent service charge and 5 percent government tourism tax.
