ACCOMMODATIONS\n5 stars, as always - isn't that a given at any Mandarin Oriental? Love the new control panels, which literally run everything from the curtains to the lights to the entertainment system from right next to the bed. Piggy particularly likes the \""wake up\"" settings, which you can program to turn on the lights and/or open the blackout curtains at a certain time (or even gradually turn on the lights over an extended period), which makes for a remarkably calm morning, with far fewer incidents of startled-tumbling-out-of-the-bed than a regular wakeup call or alarm clock - now, how do I wire up the pigpen with one of these systems? (^(oo)^)\n\nROOM SERVICE\ntypically tasty Mandarin Oriental fare available 24 hours a day, although this little piggy was a bit saddened that there is no spaghetti bolognese (one of my great favourites from the MONYC's room service menu). The breakfast selection is especially creative, IPHO; piggy highly recommends the excellent banana walnut french toast! (^(oo)^)v\n\nservice is *very* prompt; I like that they give a specific time (e.g. \""we'll be delivering your order no later than 2:36pm\"") which gives hungry little piggies a nice, definitive number of minutes for counting down (^(oo)^)v\n\nDOORMEN\nI really think the doormen & bellhops are one of the Mandarin Oriental's great secrets. They're all so incredibly nice & considerate & helpful!  Where do they find them? piggy wants to know!! (*(oo)*)  \n\nPOOL\na little hard to find, but quite up to Mandarin Oriental standard! Very comfy lounge chairs with extra cushy padding, and fantastic cabanas with actual sofas on which little piggies can lounge about in a leisurely fashion while conveniently avoiding the sun. Each cabana even has its own TV inside, which also serves as a handy partition, so you don't have to awkwardly pretend you don't see/hear the occupants of the next cabana sitting 2 feet away (^(oo)^)