Mandarin Oriental, Luxury hotel in Buckhead, Atlanta, US
The Mandarin Oriental occupies 15 floors within a 42-story tower housing 127 rooms finished with black-and-white marble and velvet-upholstered furnishings. Each space emphasizes luxury materials and thoughtful design details throughout.
Designed by Robert A.M. Stern, the 580-foot (177 meter) structure debuted in 2008 as The Mansion on Peachtree before rebranding to Mandarin Oriental in 2012. This transition marked a shift from private residences to a hotel focused on luxury service.
The hotel blends Southern hospitality with Asian traditions in ways guests can experience directly. Spa rituals like Japanese towel presentations and seasonal tea ceremonies reflect this cultural mix.
The property offers complimentary car service within a 2-mile (3 km) radius and direct access to Lenox Square shopping center via connected walkways. This location makes it easy to reach nearby shops and restaurants on foot.
Three private villas sit within an English garden on the grounds, offering a rare combination of urban sophistication and quiet garden retreat. For visitors, this arrangement creates moments of seclusion within a luxury hotel setting.
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