Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park London
The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park is a 5* hotel located in the Knightsbridge district of London, owned and managed by the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. The historic Edwardian design of the building exterior consists of red brick and Portland stone in an eclectic Franco-Flemish style. Recently reopened, internationally renowned designer, Joyce Lang, oversaw the redesign of all 181 guest-rooms, Suites and 2 Penthouses, with art deco inspired features, curated artworks and custom-designed furniture imbue throughout this luxury bespoke hotel.
The 'Compromise and Complacency' as observed to the visual Work Environments in relation to the highlighted discrepancies, omissions and clear contradictions which permeates upon the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park London Official Website photographs, Wednesday 10th April 2019.
**The hotel guestrooms and Suites officially opened on Monday 15th April 2019.
Amanda Hyndman General Manager at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, is informed on Friday 12th April 2019, 17:20 PM.
Jill Kluge Chief Marketing Officer with the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, is informed at the London Corporate Offices on Monday 15th April 2019, 14:19 PM.
James Riley Group Chief Executive with the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, is informed directly at the Company Head Office in Hong Kong on Wednesday 17th April 2019, 11:55 PM.
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1. Rooms & Suites - Superior Room Living Room: There is no fine linen napkins with silver and plates to accompany the fresh strawberries with the bottle of Champagne presentation ?
*2. Rooms & Suites - Superior Room Living Room: Photograph enhanced.
3. Rooms & Suites - Knightsbridge Suite: However in this Suite, fine linen napkins with silver and plates is displayed to compliment the fresh strawberries with the bottle of Champagne presentation.
4. Rooms & Suites - The Imperial Suite Hyde Park View: But again, no etiquette for fine linen napkins with silver and plates to compliment this afternoon tea and dessert presentation within The Imperial Suite ? **This Suite is priced at over £10,000 per-night.
*5. Rooms & Suites - The Imperial Suite Hyde Park View: Photograph enhanced.
6. Dining - Afternoon Tea The Rosebery: Fine linen napkin, silver and plate etiquette is present to compliment the afternoon tea dessert presentation.
7. Rooms & Suites - Executive Suite Living Room: The bottle of red wine etiquette with glasses, is presented correctly upon a silver tray.
*8. Rooms & Suites - Executive Suite Living Room: Photograph enhanced.
9. Rooms & Suites - Sloane Suite Living Room: However, this Suite highlights that the Cognac and Whiskey glasses do not compliment with the bottles on the silver tray ?
*10. Rooms & Suites - Sloane Suite Living Room: Photograph enhanced.
11. Rooms & Suites - The Royal Suite Living Room: The correct silver tray etiquette compliments this Champagne presentation with flute glasses.
*12. Rooms & Suites - The Royal Suite Living Room: Photograph enhanced.
13. Rooms & Suites - Knightsbridge Suite Living Room: This afternoon tea presentation highlights that the silver knife setting upon the linen napkins is clearly incorrect, displayed 'back-to-front' and to the left side of the silver forks ?
*14. Rooms & Suites - Knightsbridge Suite Living Room: Photograph enhanced.
15. Rooms & Suites - Mandarin Penthouse: However, the afternoon tea presentation within the Penthouse Suite maintains the correct silver setting etiquette.
*16. Rooms & Suites - Mandarin Penthouse: Photograph enhanced.
17. Rooms & Suites - Knightsbridge Suite: Again, this photograph highlights that the silver knife presentation on the near table setting is incorrect, and displayed 'back-to-front' upon the napkin ?, whereas the counterpart table setting is correct.
*18. Rooms & Suites - Knightsbridge Suite: Photograph enhanced.
19. Dining - Afternoon Tea The Rosebery: The silver table etiquette is presented correctly.
*20. Dining - Afternoon Tea The Rosebery: Photograph enhanced.
21. Dining - Mandarin Cocktail Bar: There is no brand table coaster etiquette (Mandarin) to compliment the cocktail glass ?
