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A stylish and inspriing Mandarin Oriental welcome to Las Vegas

The perfect setting for cocktails or high tea — with elevated views of the Vegas skyline

Pierre Gagnaire's U.S. culinary debut at Twist at Mandarin Oriental

The light and lively Mozen Bistro

A suite at the Mandarin showing off the best of contemporary Asian elegance

The Las Vegas-style Hammam at the award-winning Spa at Mandarin Oriental

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Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas

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Style: Contemporary, Notably Sustainable

The Mandarin Oriental makes an appropriate entrance to the Las Vegas market, with an unusual elegant design, award winning cuisine and spa, and a LEED Gold Certification.

Mandarin Oriental joins the ranks of many luxury brands that find their place in Las Vegas. In a city where anything goes, not the least of which is architecture and design, the Mandarin continues to demonstrate a refined elegant style, as well as show the world they also have the contemporary and colorful side suited to the Las Vegas setting.

The Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas has 392 rooms that share a 47 story tower with permanent luxury residences of the same Mandarin name. It is part of the vast City Center complex of hotels, residences, retail and entertainment, with the common purpose of energy conservation and state of the art environmental design.  In all, the City Center project to date has earned six (6) LEED Gold Certifications, including The Mandarin Oriental.

The design  team of the Mandarin Oriental of Kohn Pederson Fox as architect and Adam Tihany as interior designer, have created a vibrant setting for Mandarin guests.  As Las Vegas is unique the Mandarin design is unlike its other destinations around the  world yet  retains the dignified elegance that is the heart and soul of the brand. 

The sleek, angular, glittering residential tower offers dramatic views of the Strip and the architectural skyline that can only be Las Vegas. Hotel guests arrive at the 23^rd  Floor sky lobby via direct elevator, and guest rooms are located on the floors below this level.

The exclusivity of Mandarin extends  to its dining experience. Twist by Pierre Gagnaire is the first restaurant in the US of this celebrated French Chef. Located on the 23^rd Floor, the colors of the interiors are a perfect complement to the  colors  of the Las Vegas night  life. The Mozen Bistro,  with its light and spacious backdrop, allows the guests and the cuisine to provide the colorful accents. It features a Sushi bar, and an East Asian inspired menu.

The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas fills two floors of the tower and is designed in the decorative period of 1930’s Shanghai.

Both the Spa and Twist have each earned the rare honor of a Forbes Five-Star Award.

Meetings and special occasions at the Mandarin are accommodated in dedicated event spaces, of varying sizes, featuring high ceilings with floor to ceiling windows, neutral colors and state of the art communications technology.

Image source: Mandarin Oriental Hotels