Capturing the essence of Mandarin Oriental’s minimalist style, the resort’s design echoes a sense of luxury, and its breezy decor is a splash of warm and earthy tones awash with turquoise, gold and cobalt to complement the natural surroundings. Spread across six floors, the resort’s 256 rooms and suites range from sea- or city-skyline-facing suites to family suites and club rooms.

Floor-to-ceiling windows, enviable views and marble-clad bathrooms punctuate the unparalleled luxury of the resort’s accommodations, and the immersive spaces ignite body and soul. 24-hour room service, club lounge access, and expansive living areas are among the noteworthy amenities of the suites, with many also featuring balconies and in-room spas and hammams.
The resort’s beachfront location offers direct access to the immaculate beaches of Jumeirah, and guests can enjoy dedicated butler service, stylish beach cabanas, and daily use of sunloungers.

The resort’s beachfront location offers direct access to the immaculate beaches of Jumeirah, and guests can enjoy dedicated butler service, stylish beach cabanas, and daily use of sunloungers.
A further five outdoor pools offer an abundance of choice, and there is a dedicated children’s pool for younger guests. Other amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness centre complete with cardiovascular and strength training equipment, and a 2,000 sqm Spa at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira.

With a tailored menu of treatments from 111SKIN, LING New York, and Aromatherapy Associates, among others, the spa offers holistic rituals designed to relieve daily stress and rehabilitate the body and soul. For dining, the resort has a plethora of upscale eateries, each offering a different take on gastronomy and ambience. Tasca, the Michelin-starred restaurant by José Avillez, offers Portuguese flavours on the rooftop of the hotel and downstairs at Netsu, Japanese dining takes centre stage with rare cuts of meat grilled over straw fire.