Mandarin Oriental will open luxury hotel in Manila in December 2026

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced plans to open a new luxury hotel in Manila, scheduled for completion in December 2026. This development marks the return of the brand to the Philippine...

June 17, 2026 2 Mins Read

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Mandarin Oriental will open luxury hotel in Manila in December 2026

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced plans to open a new luxury hotel in Manila, scheduled for completion in December 2026. This development marks the return of the brand to the Philippine capital following the closure of its previous property in 2014.

New Property Details

The upcoming Mandarin Oriental, Manila will be located in the Makati district, a prominent business and lifestyle hub in Metro Manila. The hotel will feature 276 guestrooms and suites, offering guests a range of accommodation options. The property will also include several dining venues, a spa, fitness facilities, and event spaces designed for both business and social gatherings.

Partnership and Development

The project is being developed in partnership with Ayala Land Hotels and Resorts, a subsidiary of Ayala Land. According to Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, the new hotel aims to deliver the brand’s signature service and luxury experience to both local and international guests.

Statements from Stakeholders

James Riley, Group Chief Executive of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, stated, “We are delighted to announce the return of Mandarin Oriental to Manila, a city where we have a long history and where we have received great support from the local community.” He added that the new hotel is expected to become a landmark in the city.

Javier Hernandez, President and CEO of Ayala Land Hotels and Resorts, commented, “We are pleased to partner once again with Mandarin Oriental to bring their world-class hospitality back to Manila. This collaboration underscores our commitment to developing exceptional properties in the Philippines.”

Background and Previous Operations

Mandarin Oriental previously operated a hotel in Makati, which ceased operations in 2014. The new project represents the brand’s re-entry into the Manila hospitality market after a 12-year absence.