The Upper House

The Upper House occupies the upper floors of the Pacific Place complex at 88 Queensway in Admiralty, on Hong Kong Island. Admiralty MTR station connects directly to Pacific Place, so Central, Wan Chai and the Peak Tram are all easy to reach, and Hong Kong Park lies beside the complex. The hotel was designed by architect Andre Fu and is known for a calm, minimalist style using natural materials such as oak, stone and linen, with sightlines to the city and the hills. Its rooms are among the largest standard rooms in Hong Kong, China, with Studio 70 and Studio 80 categories named for their approximate floor area in square metres, plus the Deluxe Suite and the Penthouse. Typical rates range from HK$4,500 to HK$9,500 a night. Guest rooms feature deep bathtubs, floor-to-ceiling windows and generous work areas. Dining is centred on Cafe Gray Deluxe, a high-floor restaurant with views of Victoria Harbour, offering European-influenced cooking, and the adjoining bar. Breakfast is served there and is often praised for its quality. The hotel also has a spa, a fitness center and a library of art and design books, while a pool is not listed among its amenities. Service is personal and unhurried, with a concierge team that arranges reservations, art and gallery visits, and city walks. With a small guest count relative to the mall below, the atmosphere is quiet and residential. The Upper House suits couples and business guests who value space, design and a central address over resort-style facilities.