Spacious and elegance. Deft touches, designed to relax, refresh and delight. Enjoy the luxury bedroom interior design ideas of Mandarin Hotel Singapore.

Designed with taste, style and the single idea of delighting guest from the moment they cross the thresshold, the suites at Mandarin Oriental Hotel Singapore are incomparable. Here, you can choose from City Suites, Ocean Suites, Harbour Suites, Premier Suites, Oriental Suites or even the epitome of extravagant style the Presidential Suite.

All the rooms are also contemporary in design but assuredly comfortable and warm. Each Harbour and Ocean View room features a state-of-the-art surround sound system and wireless connectivity. The bathroom itself is a special feature, separated by a floor to ceiling glass panel with timbered blinds to offer either privacy or breathtaking views.

Here are some of the pictures and photos of the luxury bedroom interior design of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Singapore rooms and suites in its contemporary interior design style.

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