Mandarin Oriental is heading to Xi’an in northwest China. The hotel, Mandarin Oriental, Xi’an, will be the brand’s first in the region when it opens in 2029.Promising “tranquillity, wellness and cultural immersion in one of China’s most historic destinations” (Xi’an is located in the former capital of 13 dynasties and home to landmarks such as the Terracotta Warriors), Mandarin Oriental says the upcoming property will set within an expansive landscaped site adjacent to a newly developed park.Once open, the hotel will have 166 rooms and suites, all with terraces and natural hot spring experiences. Seven villas, each with private terraces and pools, will also be available.
A highlight of Mandarin Oriental, Xi’an will be The Spa at Mandarin Oriental. Here, guests can avail themselves of an extensive range of signature wellness, beauty and massage treatments. There will also be a 50-metre indoor-outdoor infinity pool and children’s pool.Guests can also make use of five dining destinations, including a Chinese specialty restaurant serving locally inspired dishes. Additional guest experiences will span indoor and outdoor children’s facilities, an art and culture gallery, a library, a retail boutique, and entertainment facilities for leisure guests.The hotel’s social and event spaces will include a 1,200-square-metre ballroom with adjacent outdoor terraces with views of the park.“This is more than a hotel, it is an urban retreat that honours the city’s historic grandeur while setting a new standard in wellness and cultural storytelling,” said Laurent Kleitman, Group Chief Executive of Mandarin Oriental. “Xi’an fits perfectly into our China strategy and our plans to further grow our portfolio over the next 10 years. This resort reflects our focus on growing in iconic leisure destinations, where guests can enjoy experiences that feel both immersive and timeless.”
