The short answer: the two newest open Mandarin Orientals are Vienna (opened 1 December 2025) and Downtown Dubai (7 November 2025), both bookable now; the freshest are joined this month by Punta Negra, Mallorca, scheduled for 1 June 2026. Still to come: Rome and Suzhou in 2026 and Bali in 2027. We separate what is open from what is only announced, and print the rate where there is one.
By Marcus Ellison, Senior Luxury Hotels Editor · Last updated: June 15, 2026
We may earn a commission when you book through links on this page, at no extra cost to you. Rankings are editorial and never sold. Every opening date, room count, status and rate below was checked against Mandarin Oriental's media centre, the property pages on mandarinoriental.com and dated trade reporting in June 2026. Announced and closed properties are labelled as such and never presented as bookable.
A "new openings" page is only as good as its honesty about dates, which is exactly where most of them fail, listing a hotel as open months before it lets a room, or quietly carrying a property that has actually closed. Mandarin Oriental's current run makes the discipline matter: four genuinely new hotels have opened since 2023, several more are weeks or years out, and one famous name, Miami, has been demolished entirely. So this tracker draws a hard line between open and bookable, opening on a confirmed date, and merely announced. Where a hotel is open, we add the part the brand pages tend to bury: what it costs, and whether a brand-new opening is the moment to pounce or wait.
The pipeline at a glance
| Hotel | City / country | Date | Keys | Status & rate |
|---|
| Mandarin Oriental, Vienna | Vienna, Austria | Opened 1 Dec 2025 | Inner-city | Open · from ~$825 |
| Mandarin Oriental Downtown | Dubai, UAE | Opened 7 Nov 2025 | 259 rooms | Open · ~$350–$550 |
| Mandarin Oriental Mayfair | London, UK | Opened 3 Jun 2024 | 50 rooms | Open · top-tier London |
| Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino | Messinia, Greece | Opened 15 Aug 2023 | 99 suites/villas | Open · resort rates |
| Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra | Mallorca, Spain | Scheduled 1 Jun 2026 | 131 rooms | Opening now |
| Mandarin Oriental, Rome | Rome, Italy | 2026 | 108 rooms | Under development |
| Mandarin Oriental, Suzhou | Suzhou, China | 2026 | 146 keys | Under development |
| Mandarin Oriental, Bali | Bukit Peninsula, Indonesia | 2027 | 110 suites | Under development |
How we verified this
Each entry was confirmed in June 2026 against Mandarin Oriental's own media centre and the live property pages on mandarinoriental.com, then cross-checked with dated trade reporting. We mark a hotel open only when it is taking guests, opening only with a confirmed date, and under development otherwise. Rates are live 2026 figures shown to flag value, not quotes. This page rolls forward as openings land; our wider method is on the methodology page.
Open now, and bookable
Dec 2025
Vienna, Austria
Mandarin Oriental, Vienna
The newest · first Mandarin Oriental in Austria
The brand's first Austrian hotel opened on 1 December 2025 inside a restored landmark on the Ringstrasse, a UNESCO World Heritage setting in the inner city. It is the freshest key in the portfolio, pairing Viennese grandeur with the group's spa-led template, and it arrives in a city that had lacked a true Mandarin Oriental address until now.
Status: open and bookable. Rate reality: a high floor, around $825 a night and up in late 2026 sampling, placing it among Vienna's most expensive rooms from day one.
Book it if: you want the city's newest luxury opening in its best heritage position. The value read: the floor is high, so watch for opening-season and Fans of M.O. rates rather than expecting a bargain.
Honest caveat: a hotel this new is still settling, service and the full facilities offer take months to hit stride, and Vienna's winter opening means the first guests are the test crew. Prices have not yet softened the way some new openings do.
Source: Mandarin Oriental media centre, Vienna now open.
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Nov 2025
Dubai, UAE
Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai
Wasl Tower · the group's second Dubai hotel
Opened on 7 November 2025 in the sculptural Wasl Tower on Sheikh Zayed Road, this is Mandarin Oriental's second Dubai property after Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, and one of the city's most striking new landmarks. It carries 259 guestrooms and suites, around 224 private residences, ten dining venues and a rooftop helipad for discreet arrivals, a full-scale urban flagship rather than a boutique.
Status: open and bookable. Rate reality: a wide band, roughly $350 on deal dates to $500–$550 base, climbing steeply for suites, exactly the spread you expect from a brand-new big-city opening still finding its price.
Book it if: you want a landmark address and are willing to shop dates. The value read: this is the standout value window on the list, the sub-$400 deal nights are the new-opening discount in action, and they will not last once the reviews and awards arrive.
Honest caveat: a 259-room tower with ten restaurants is a busy machine in its first year; expect some service inconsistency and phased facilities. The wide rate range also means the headline price you are quoted may be far from the best available.
Source: Mandarin Oriental media centre, Dubai Downtown opening.
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Jun 2024
London, UK
Mandarin Oriental Mayfair, London
Hanover Square · the group's second London hotel
Opened on 3 June 2024 on Hanover Square, a few steps from Bond Street, this is Mandarin Oriental's second London hotel after the Hyde Park flagship, and a deliberately different animal: boutique in scale at 50 guestrooms, with 77 private residences above, a subterranean pool and a rooftop bar. It reads as an intimate town-house counterpoint to the grand Knightsbridge address.
Status: open and bookable. Rate reality: firmly top-tier London, priced with Mayfair's best, the location and the small room count keep the floor high.
Book it if: you want a new, small-scale luxury base in the middle of Mayfair rather than a large hotel. The value read: scarcity, 50 rooms, means rates rarely dip; this is a splurge, not a deal.
Honest caveat: the boutique scale that makes it charming also means limited facilities compared with the Hyde Park flagship, and Mayfair pricing leaves no room for a value angle.
Source: Mandarin Oriental media centre, Mayfair now open.
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Aug 2023
Messinia, Greece
Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino
Navarino Bay · the group's first Greek resort
The group's first hotel in Greece opened on 15 August 2023 at Navarino Bay in the southwest Peloponnese, with 99 light-filled suites and earth-sheltered villas spread across a vast natural landscape above the historic bay. It established Mandarin Oriental's resort credentials in the Mediterranean and remains the most settled of the recent openings, now well past its teething phase.
Status: open and bookable. Rate reality: seasonal resort pricing, peaking hard in the Greek summer and easing in spring and autumn shoulder weeks.
Book it if: you want a fully bedded-in Mandarin Oriental resort rather than a brand-new opening. The value read: the clearest saving here is timing, the May and late-September shoulder rates undercut peak August sharply for near-identical weather.
Honest caveat: it is remote, the Peloponnese setting is the point, but it means a real transfer from Kalamata or Athens, and peak-summer rates are unapologetic.
Source: Mandarin Oriental media centre, Costa Navarino.
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Opening next (not yet bookable)
Jun 2026
Calvia, Mallorca, Spain
Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, Mallorca
The brand's first Balearic resort
Scheduled to welcome its first guests on 1 June 2026, Punta Negra is Mandarin Oriental's debut in the Balearics, set on a headland in Calvia near the yacht harbour of Puerto Portals, with 131 rooms and suites across two small coves. It is the most imminent opening on this page, effectively arriving as you read.
Status: opening on its scheduled 1 June 2026 date, confirm the room is actually available for your dates before booking travel around it.
The value read: a brand-new island resort opening at the start of high season, expect firm opening rates, and treat the first weeks as a soft launch.
Honest caveat: opening weeks at a resort are the riskiest time to visit, with facilities and service still ramping; the cautious play is to let the first season pass.
Source: Mandarin Oriental media centre, Mallorca debut 2026.
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2026
Rome, Italy
Mandarin Oriental, Rome
Ten restored villas in the Gardens of Sallust
Due in 2026, Mandarin Oriental's first Rome hotel will occupy ten restored 19th-century villas between Via Piemonte and Via Sallustiana, in the green pocket of the ancient Gardens of Sallust, with 108 guestrooms and suites, many opening to private gardens and terraces. It is an unusually low-rise, garden-led concept for a capital-city luxury hotel.
Status: under development, targeted for 2026. Not yet bookable.
The value read: capital-city debuts from this brand open high; the saving, when it comes, is in the first booking window before the awards push rates up.
Honest caveat: Italian-villa restorations are notorious for date slippage, so treat 2026 as a target rather than a promise, and do not commit non-refundable travel to it yet.
Source: Mandarin Oriental media centre, Rome.
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2026
Suzhou, China
Mandarin Oriental, Suzhou
A low-rise urban resort on Jinji Lake
Also targeted for 2026, the Suzhou property is a 146-key low-rise urban resort on the east bank of Jinji Lake, part of Mandarin Oriental's renewed push into Chinese resort-style city hotels. It leans on Suzhou's garden-city heritage rather than a tower-block format.
Status: under development, targeted for 2026. Not yet bookable.
The value read: Chinese openings often price more keenly against domestic competition than the brand's Western debuts, one to watch for genuine opening value.
Honest caveat: as with any pre-opening, the date can move, and there is nothing to book or verify on the ground yet.
Source: Mandarin Oriental expansion plans.
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2027
Bukit Peninsula, Bali, Indonesia
Mandarin Oriental, Bali
A cliffside resort of 110 suites
Looking further out, Mandarin Oriental, Bali is expected in 2027 on a cliffside plateau of the Bukit Peninsula in the island's south, with around 110 suites. It anchors the brand's stated tilt back toward resorts, alongside Mallorca and Suzhou, after a run of city openings.
Status: under development, expected 2027. Not yet bookable.
The value read: too early for rates; bookmark it and revisit closer to opening, when introductory pricing typically appears.
Honest caveat: a 2027 target is far enough out that scope and timing can both change; this is a watch-list entry, not a plan.
Source: TTG Asia, Mandarin Oriental resort growth.
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Beyond these, Mandarin Oriental has announced hotels in Manila (reported as possibly slipping toward 2027) and Seoul, and has moved to bring two grande dames into the fold, Paris's Hotel Lutetia and Amsterdam's Conservatorium, as rebrands. We will add each to the bookable list only once it is open and verified, never on the strength of an announcement.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the newest Mandarin Oriental hotel?
- As of June 2026, the newest open Mandarin Oriental is Mandarin Oriental, Vienna, which opened on 1 December 2025 on the Ringstrasse. It arrived weeks after Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai, which opened on 7 November 2025 in the Wasl Tower. The next to open is the brand's first Balearic resort, Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra in Mallorca, scheduled for 1 June 2026.
- Which new Mandarin Oriental hotels open in 2026 and 2027?
- In 2026, Mandarin Oriental opens Punta Negra in Mallorca (scheduled 1 June), Rome in ten restored 19th-century villas in the Gardens of Sallust, and Suzhou on Jinji Lake in China. In 2027, the brand opens Mandarin Oriental, Bali on the Bukit Peninsula. Manila and Seoul are also in the announced pipeline, with the Manila opening reported as possibly slipping toward 2027.
- Are new hotel openings cheaper to book?
- Often, yes, in the first months. New luxury hotels frequently run softer introductory rates while service settles and ramps up, then firm prices as reviews and awards arrive. Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai has shown nightly rates from roughly $350 against a base nearer $500 to $550 since opening. The value play on a new opening is to book early, accept some teething, and avoid the post-buzz price rise.
- Is Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai open, and what does it cost?
- Yes. Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai opened on 7 November 2025 in the sculptural Wasl Tower on Sheikh Zayed Road, with 259 guestrooms and suites, around 224 private residences, ten dining venues and a rooftop helipad. Nightly rates in 2026 have ranged widely by season and room type, from roughly $350 on deal dates to about $500 to $550 and well beyond for suites.
- Is Mandarin Oriental Mayfair, London open?
- Yes. Mandarin Oriental Mayfair, London opened on 3 June 2024 on Hanover Square, the group's second hotel in the city after Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park. It is a boutique-scale property of 50 guestrooms plus 77 private residences, with a subterranean pool and a rooftop bar, a deliberately smaller, more intimate counterpoint to the Hyde Park flagship.
- What happened to the Mandarin Oriental in Miami?
- The original Mandarin Oriental, Miami on Brickell Key closed in May 2025 and was demolished by controlled implosion on 12 April 2026 to make way for a roughly $1bn redevelopment branded One Island Drive. A new Mandarin Oriental flagship of about 121 rooms is planned within that project, with completion targeted around 2030. It is not open or bookable now, so we do not list it among current openings.
- How were these Mandarin Oriental openings verified?
- Each opening date, room count and status was checked in June 2026 against Mandarin Oriental's own media centre and the property pages on mandarinoriental.com, cross-referenced with dated trade reporting. We separate hotels that are open and bookable from those still under development, and we never present an announced or closed property as a place you can stay tonight.