Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, Abu Dhabi - Photo Gallery

It’s an amazing experience very nice clean well maintained and luxury experience. Spacious . Beach has many activities for kids free of cost . We enjoyed a lot and our kids enjoyed

Came back to EP after 3 years after Covid and I enjoyed my staying a lot. Staffs were helpful and friendly in general, but they were not those sweet sweet kind… just friendly, maybe some people would find them rude… Anyway, the package was super good and good value for the price. Many activities were included. Basically you could spend all day in the hotel without going out… I enjoyed their fine dinning restaurants: 1.Hakkasan-modern Asian fusion, if you like typical Chinese food, not the right one… 2.Broadway-western, American style… loved their cauliflower salad… steak was okay, maybe I ordered wrong one, should have tried the wellington… but staffs were super friendly… 3.Lebanese Terrace-somebody told me it was the best Lebanese restaurant in town, so I went have a try. It was so good… but the staffs were not friendly… 4. Vendome-the best breakfast buffet in town for me… (tried Park rotana, St Regis, Conrad, four seasons, rosewood, W hotel, Hilton… )still think it is the best one For someone who stays in the hotel like 300/365 days, this is the best hotel in abu danbi. I found it difficult for me to stay in any other hotels in Abu danbi 🥹

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It's a very large hotel. It's a long way from the lobby to the room, but it's very luxurious. There is a private beach. There are 2 swimming pools, one with 2 big slides and a lazy river, which is so exaggerated. The breakfast is very rich.

Very bad, not recommended, worth at most 1000. No service. Waiting for check-in for 2-3 hours. Although we were sent to the cafe to wait, we still didn't pay for the gold foil coffee. From hygiene to room type, everything is bad. The view for breakfast is OK.

The hotel can be described as magnificent and very luxurious. Although it was built in 2003, it is well maintained. It is built with 40 tons of gold and cost 3 billion US dollars. (The price is still in 2003) The staff is polite and enthusiastic, worthy of the standard of a 7-star hotel. The wall clocks are all Rolex brands. It is very close to the Presidential Palace and can be reached on foot.

It was a great experience. Although there was no Chinese service, every waiter I met was very nice, especially the front desk who checked in on the first day. He patiently helped us check in, and then took us to the hotel room. Along the way, he introduced the place to eat breakfast, the opening hours of the hotel's swimming pool, beach and other public entertainment venues, and the history of the hotel. After arriving in the room, he also introduced the room's equipment, which was very detailed and thoughtful. The hotel is very close to the Presidential Palace, which can be reached by foot in more than ten minutes, and it is only more than 20 minutes' drive from the mosque. I stayed for two days and had lunch and dinner in the hotel. Japanese and Lebanese restaurants are both worth trying. The environment is super good and the food tastes great, but the price is a little expensive, with an average consumption of about 1,000 per person. The hotel breakfast is also very rich. It is recommended to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Persian Gulf. You will be in a particularly good mood❤

The eight-star hotel is well-deserved! Basically, there is nothing wrong with it👍 There is a small surprise when you check in - I booked a double bed room, but when I entered the room, I found that the extra bed for the child was already prepared, and there was no additional charge. It is so considerate that I must praise it! The room facilities are low-key and luxurious, and the bedding is large and comfortable. This feeling can only be experienced after sleeping. The welcome gift for check-in includes fruits and a whole box of chocolates, and the purified water in glass bottles is very classy. There is a night bed service every night. The hotel environment is really large, and I haven't completely visited it after staying for two days. The beach is opposite the cruise port, the sand is fine, and the sea water is a dreamy blue, not inferior to Maldives and Hawaii. Lying on a beach chair is indeed a top-level holiday experience. The hotel provides more than a dozen marine recreational projects, such as kayaking, sampan, etc., all free of charge. There are two areas in the swimming pool, one is the main swimming pool, which is relatively large, and there are beach chairs by the pool. As long as you are a hotel guest, a waiter will come to deliver water and towels when you sit down, and the mineral water is chilled in a thermos bag. The other is a water park where you can drift and play slides. Different types of swimming rings are placed on the shore for you to take. There are more than a dozen restaurants in the hotel. We only tried the buffet Vendome, which costs 600rmb per person. It should be the cheapest restaurant here. There are many types of dishes, the ingredients are very good, and the materials are very exquisite. The environment and the quality of the dishes are not comparable to the self-service of a few hundred yuan in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou in China. It is worth a try. There are several bays in the lobby for coffee and simple meals, which cost about 100 to 200 yuan per person. The famous gold foil coffee is served in this lobby bay. Tourists have more experience, so we didn't try it. The hotel breakfast restaurant is in Vendome. In the morning, you can sit on the terrace and eat while watching the sea view of the Persian Gulf. There are two waiters who speak Chinese and are very nice. There are not many types of breakfast, the ingredients are too hard, and the taste is local style. It is not very friendly to those who don't like acidic food. It feels not as good as the breakfast of Hilton in Yas Island. You can exchange currency at the check-in place in the hotel lobby. It is more convenient to exchange small amounts of dirhams than going outside. There is also a bank in the lobby, and you can use UnionPay to withdraw cash. The presidential palace is next to the hotel, and you can walk there. You can see the lights on the beach at night. Across the road is the Etihad Tower, which is said to have a good buffet. It takes about ten minutes and 20 dirhams to take a taxi from the hotel to the nearby Marina Mall. It takes about 1.5 hours and 550 dirhams to take a taxi from here to Atlantis Hotel in Dubai. Overall, it was worth the trip, and I will choose it again next time!

The stay at Mandarin Oriental Abu Dhabi was a perfect experience. From the moment I arrived, I felt the meticulous service. The hotel's design combines modern luxury with traditional Arabian elements, and the lobby is spacious and bright with an artistic atmosphere. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city or the Arabian Gulf. The beds are soft and the facilities are complete. The bathrooms are especially stylish and equipped with high-end toiletries. The hotel has a rich dining option, with a wide variety of high-quality breakfasts and dinners at Michelin-star restaurants with exquisite dishes and professional service. In addition, the hotel's pool and spa facilities are first-class, providing an excellent relaxation experience. The location is excellent, close to major attractions and shopping malls. Overall, this is an unforgettable luxury trip and highly recommended for travelers who are looking for a high-quality experience.