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Mandarin Oriental Sanya

Hotel Group

Mandarin Oriental

DESTINATION

sanya, China

HOTEL TYPE

Resort

LOCATION TYPE

Beachfront

WHY WE LOVE THIS HOTEL

Location: Enjoying an absolute waterfront position on Hainan Island, this property offers guests beachside serenity.

History: Guests are treated to a touch of local history in their rooms, with artworks inspired by Sanya’s native Miao and Li cultures.

Service: This property offers full service, from concierge to butler to a dedicated weddings and events team.

DETAILED DECRIPTION

The Mandarin Oriental Sanya is just steps away from the clear warm waters surrounding Hainan island. The exclusive resort is set over 12 hectares of carefully landscaped tropical gardens on the island’s southern tip. The five-star property has a luxury spa with signature Chinese-medicine inspired treatments, outdoor tennis courts, a 24-hour gym with complimentary fitness classes in a private studio, as well as three outdoor swimming pools, a sauna and steam room. There are a host of dining options including a beachfront fresh seafood restaurant, an authentic Cantonese restaurant, a teahouse and a poolside bar. Rooms and suites offer pool or ocean views, large balconies, classic furnishings, modern conveniences and Mandarin Oriental added extras. The Mandarin Oriental Sanya is located just 30 minutes from Sanya Phoenix International Airport.

Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Enjoying an absolute waterfront position on Hainan Island, this property offers guests beachside serenity.

History: Guests are treated to a touch of local history in their rooms, with artworks inspired by Sanya’s native Miao and Li cultures.

Service: This property offers full service, from concierge to butler to a dedicated weddings and events team.

Hotel Group

Mandarin Oriental

DESTINATION

sanya, China

Hotel Type

Resort

Location Type

Beachfront

Amenities

24hr room service

bar/pub

boutiques

business center

coffee shop

concierge

family room

fitness center

meeting/conference facilities

outdoor pool

poolside bar

private beach

restaurant

safety deposit boxes

sauna

smoking area

spa

steam room

water sports

wi-fi in public areas

Guests at the Mandarin Oriental Sanya have no shortage of dining options available to them. From poolside meals to intimate candlelit dinners to sundowners, there’s a cuisine and a space to suit everyone.

Fresh

Diners can sample local seafood in this open-sided pavilion on the beach. Open for dinner, this Australian fusion restaurant features fresh seafood cooked on the grill, with diners enjoying their meal right on the shoreline.

Mee & Mian

This beachside noodle bar overlooks the Tranquilo Pool and offers hand-rolled noodles and lo mein, from noon to 5.30pm. Beverages, including shakes and fruit smoothies are available until 8pm.

MO Blues

This elegant bar specializes in single malt whiskey, offering more than 100 labels. There's a cigar divan here, and tasting events can be easily organized. Drinks and snacks available here until late.

Pavilion

Surrounded by reflection ponds, this open-air restaurant is open for all-day dining. International cuisine is offered here, including healthy options and vegetarian dishes, with classic Asian fare and Western favorites offered in the evenings. Breakfast here comprises live cooking stations, a buffet and a selection of juices, teas and coffee.

Phoenix Tea House

Offering more than 100 different types of tea, guests here can enjoy this integral part of Chinese culture. Travelers can try specialty teas and leaves more than a hundred years old served from handmade fine China teapots.

Sunset Bar

Positioned on a terrace of the main building, Sunset bar offers far-reaching views of the South China Sea and Coral Bay, offering cocktails and a selection of light snacks. Afternoon tea is also served here.

The Cliff

Suite and villa residents can come here to enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks, with beautiful garden and ocean views.

Wave

Guests can relax by - or in - the pool with a refreshing drink. There's a swim-up bar and an outdoor lounge area with plush sunbeds and plenty of shade from the palm trees.

Yi Yang

Open for lunch and dinner, this Cantonese restaurant is housed in the main building and offers indoor and alfresco dining. Hainanese specialties are a highlight of the menu, and private rooms are available, suitable for large banquets. Yi Yang also offers imported beer and wines.

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