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Get carried away with the Chloé Package at the Mandarin Oriental HK


Fancy something fashionably fashionable by way of Mandarin Oriental this summer?  Hong Kong’s Mandarin Oriental, which placed among the top 11 hotels in the world soon after opening its doors in 1963, is glad to grant a most wonderful package assortment of exclusive offers in collaboration with French fashion house Chloé.  Starting with a unique art exhibition, Chloé Moments, in which the Clipper lounge will house an archival exhibit coinciding with the launch of Chloé Moments, the first book that documents the Maison’s lengthy history, from 1952 to today. Afternoon tea, quite the all-round palate pleaser at the Mandarin as it is, will follow.

Prepared by the hotels creative crop of culinary wizards, the tea set is made to impress, with fanciful Chloé inspired confectionery that will prove you do half of your eating with your eyes. Finally, let yourself “Get Carried Away” with the best part of the Chloé Package, the opportunity to nab a limited edition new Mini Baylee Chloé bag exclusive to the package and find a luxury haven in one of the Mandarin’s guestrooms, spending the night in a Harbour room savouring Hong Kong’s spellbinding views.

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The package starts at HKD16,500 and also includes breakfast for two at the Clipper Lounge or at Café Causette and a welcome bottle of “R” de Ruinart Champagne.

by Liam Feltham

Images courtesy of Chloé.

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