Mandarin Oriental posts 10% room revenue growth for 2025

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Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has reported a robust performance for the financial year ending 31 December 2025, with room revenues climbing 10% year-on-year and clear gains across key markets across its portfolio of 45 hotels in 28 countries and territories.

Mandarin Oriental delivered double-digit improvement in like-for-like RevPAR and improved profitability across the portfolio, supported by higher average room rates and occupancy in leading destinations. The group also recorded a three-point market share gain, supported by the brand’s strong recognition and focus on delivering distinctive guest experiences.

The year also marked a period of steady global expansion for the group, with two hotels joining the collection and three Mandarin Oriental rebrandings of existing properties adding five more hotels to the Mandarin Oriental portfolio. These included the opening of Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai, with 259 rooms and suites, a two-storey spa and a rooftop helipad, as well as the reimagined Mandarin Oriental Lutetia Paris, an iconic Art Nouveau landmark on the Left Bank of the Seine

3. Mandarin Oriental Downtown Dubai premier two bedroom suite

Suite, Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai

New 2025 signings included Mandarin Oriental Jeddah, a low-rise, low-density retreat with 140 rooms and suites and 115 serviced apartments overlooking the Red Sea, slated to open in 2030.

Sustainability remained integral to the group’s strategy in 2025. Mandarin Oriental became the first global hotel brand to achieve 100% certification across its entire network under the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) framework, highlighting its progress in reducing single-use plastics, supporting ethical sourcing and strengthening local community initiatives across its destinations.

First Look: Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai, UAE

Mandarin Oriental to open hotel in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Looking ahead, Mandarin Oriental enters 2026 with a major milestone as its legendary Bangkok hotel marks its 150th anniversary, while more than 30 additional hotels and branded residences are set to open over the next six years. It also appointed Simone Biles as its first-ever Global Wellness Ambassador.

Commenting on the results, Mandarin Oriental Group CEO Laurent Kleitman said 2025 was a strong year for Mandarin Oriental, "reflecting the clarity of our strategy and improving execution".

She added: "In line with our aspiration to be the best luxury hospitality operator we achieved a 3pt gain in market share, double-digit improvement in like-for-like RevPAR and improved profitability across the portfolio. We maintained excellence in our service proposition that was recognised through numerous awards. At the same time, we have been making the investments in talent, capability and culture needed to deliver our ambitious long-term growth goals.”

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