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On top of its iconic oenology and cultural events, the private club’s latest location will also provide members with access to the hotel’s luxurious facilities
When it comes to private clubs in Singapore, one of the biggest names that comes to mind is Mandala Club. Established in 2021, this coveted members-only club serves as a networking space for entrepreneurs and creatives across various industries.
If you want to catch a glimpse of Mandala’s unique culture before committing to a membership, Mandala’s latest collaboration with Mandarin Oriental Singapore allows you to do just that. On top of offering members a new space, the latest club Mandala at M.O. also provides guests of Mandarin Oriental’s upper-tier rooms and suites with a taste of Mandala.
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“We’re excited to offer our community a substantially expanded membership offering, now amplified by access to this exceptional, truly iconic luxury hotel, while continuing to receive Mandala’s signature standards of cultural curation and creativity,” shares the co-founder and CEO of Mandala Group, Ben Jones.
Set to open in September 2023, the new club will be housed on the 21st floor of the newly renovated Mandarin Oriental. Members will also have access to the hotel’s range of facilities—get to lounge by the rooftop pool or take advantage of its relaxing spa facilities.
At the club’s new lounge space, Haus 65, wine lovers can look forward to oenology-focused workshops and events, hosted by various sommeliers and winemakers. Its vast wine programme is also complete with an extensive cellar with a rotating selection of vino available by the glass. Beyond wine workshops, the club also has plans to broaden its renowned Cultural Calendar with the addition of musical and culinary special events.
You can easily turn your trip to Mandala at M.O. into a multi-day getaway, as members will also be provided with exclusive room deals at the luxury hotel.
With the club and hotel’s extensive lifestyle facilities, wine workshops and cultural events, the new space is one that both members and hotel guests will want to look forward to.
Amanda Goh was the former senior writer for Tatler Singapore.
