Mandarin Oriental Revitalizes Signature Resorts with Seasonal Reopenings and a Glimpse of Future Mediterranean Elegance

(IN SHORT) Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced the seasonal reopening of three of its celebrated resorts this April, namely those in Lago di Como, Bodrum, and Costa Navarino. Each resort offers a unique waterfront setting and blends the Group’s renowned service with local cultural nuances. At Lago di Como, guests can enjoy the historic Villa Roccabruna, revamped dining options, and an impressive spa featuring a floating pool. Bodrum’s resort on Paradise Bay provides luxurious accommodations with private gardens and infinity pools, along with a variety of dining options and a spa that combines traditional Turkish wellness with modern therapies. Costa Navarino in the Peloponnese, integrated into a scenic natural landscape, offers newly introduced villas, regionally inspired dining experiences, and a spa rooted in ancient Greek wellness. The announcement also previews the future addition of Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, Mallorca, set to open in 2026, as part of the Group’s expansion in the Mediterranean. Laurent Kleitman, Group Chief Executive, emphasizes the creation of immersive experiences that define the brand’s vision of making every day special.

(PRESS RELEASE) HONG KONG, 2025-Apr-7 — /Travel PR News/ — Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group is excited to announce the seasonal reopening of three of its renowned resorts this April: Mandarin Oriental, Lago di Como; Mandarin Oriental, Bodrum; and Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino. Each property boasts an exquisite waterfront location and offers experiences that combine the Group’s signature legendary service with distinctive local cultural influences.

“This spring, we are thrilled to welcome guests back to three of our most cherished resorts, each providing immersive, unforgettable experiences,” said Laurent Kleitman, Group Chief Executive of Mandarin Oriental. “From the serene allure of Lake Como and the rich cultural tapestry of the Peloponnese to the enchanting coastal vibe of Bodrum, these destinations perfectly capture our vision of creating special moments every day, everywhere. We are equally excited to expand our global resort portfolio in the coming years, highlighted by the highly anticipated launch of Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, Mallorca in 2026.”

Mandarin Oriental, Lago di Como
Set within a centuries-old botanical park on the tranquil eastern shore of Lake Como, this resort serves as a peaceful retreat. The historic 19th-century Villa Roccabruna, with its neoclassical charm blended seamlessly with modern luxury, forms the resort’s centerpiece. This season introduces a reimagined CO.MO Bar & Bistrot, where guests can indulge in innovative culinary creations while taking in breathtaking lake views. For a more refined dining experience, L˜ARIA, the resort’s fine dining venue, offers Italian cuisine with Japanese influences, under the expert guidance of Chef Massimiliano Blasone. The Spa at Lago di Como, featuring a zen garden, wet area with a jacuzzi, ice pool, saline bath, and Finnish sauna, complements the experience with a unique floating pool—the largest on the lake—that offers an unparalleled way to enjoy its enchanting beauty.

Mandarin Oriental, Bodrum
Perched on the idyllic Paradise Bay, Mandarin Oriental, Bodrum epitomizes Mediterranean luxury along the Turkish Riviera. The resort offers a variety of accommodations, including lavish villas, suites, and full-service apartments—many of which feature private gardens and infinity pools overlooking the sparkling Aegean Sea. Culinary delights abound, from the relaxed atmosphere of Blue Beach Club & Bar, serving Turkish kebabs, homemade pizzas, and refreshing cocktails, to the sophisticated dining at Hakkasan, known for its modern Chinese cuisine. The Spa at Bodrum provides a serene escape, merging traditional Turkish wellness practices with contemporary treatments, all while offering stunning vistas of the Aegean.

Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino
Nestled along the pristine shores of Navarino Bay in the Peloponnese, Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino is harmoniously integrated into its natural surroundings, cascading gracefully down a hillside to reveal breathtaking Mediterranean views. The resort features elegant suites and villas, accented with earthy tones and local Messenian craftsmanship, creating a tranquil and authentic ambiance. This season, two new villas debut: a five-bedroom Royal Villa crafted by MKV Design, and a three-bedroom villa designed by Alexander Waterworth. Each provides a secluded haven with private pools, dedicated spa treatment rooms, and expansive views of Navarino Bay. Dining here celebrates the region’s culinary heritage, with executive Chef Bertrand Velegas at the helm. Guests can enjoy contemporary Greek dishes at Oliviera, authentic Neapolitan pizzas at Pizza Sapienza by Chef Daniele Cason, and bold Levantine flavors at Tahir. The resort’s Spa, inspired by ancient Greek wellness philosophies, offers personalized treatments, invigorating fitness programs, and serene relaxation experiences to nourish both body and mind. Beyond the luxurious accommodations, guests can explore a wide array of activities including world-class golf, private yachting, rock climbing, and cultural tours to historical sites like the Palace of Nestor and ancient Olympia.

Looking Ahead: Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, Mallorca
Strengthening its Mediterranean presence, the Group is set to introduce Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, Mallorca in 2026. Located on a dramatic peninsula along Costa d’en Blanes, the new resort promises locally inspired dining, immersive wellness experiences, and the timeless elegance that defines Mandarin Oriental, expected to debut in the summer season of 2026.

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SOURCE: Mandarin Oriental Group