The Upper House
Admiralty, Hong Kong
“Minimalist residential sanctum”
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Vibe
An Andre Fu masterpiece that replaces grand-lobby spectacle with the quiet, understated calm of a high-rise residence.
“Minimalist residential sanctum”
Dedicated Guest Experience Managers handle in-room arrivals beside oversized limestone bathtubs overlooking Victoria Harbour.
The Lawn provides an open-air turf courtyard for evening cocktails and weekend morning yoga.
André Fu crafted serene residential proportions finished in warm bamboo, lacquered wood, and pale limestone.
Above Pacific Place in Admiralty with direct MTR station access
Rooms
Sizeable studios feature walk-in dressing rooms and limestone bathrooms with soaking tubs carved into floor-to-ceiling windows.
Backstory
Opened in 2009, this former serviced apartment block was transformed into a sanctuary of calm by architect Andre Fu.
Wellness
Though without a pool, the House offers curated wellness residencies, in-room therapies, and yoga on the manicured Lawn.
Eat & drink
Salisterra crowns the 49th floor, offering Mediterranean flavors and harbor vistas through Andre Fu's bold, geometric interiors.
“Upper House Hong Kong, with over a hundred rooms, is bigger than a boutique hotel, and its crisp-edged Chinese modernist look... is less like a compromise and more like the best of both worlds.”
The neighborhood
Positioned atop Admiralty's Pacific Place, the hotel sits directly above luxury shopping, business towers, and a major rail hub.
“The look and feel of Upper House is more residential than standard-issue hotel, with creamy, neutral tones; sleek, modernist furnishings; and sizable studios...”
“This is one of Hong Kong's acupressure points: in the city, but set judiciously apart, hospitable and imaginative.”
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