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The Upper House is an exceptional hotel that redefines luxury accommodation in the heart of Hong Kong. Nestled atop the Pacific Place complex, this hotel offers contemporary design, vistas, and great service. The hotel is an experience that resonates with leisure and business travelers alike. This review will explore the hotel's amenities, rooms, dining options, and more. We'll examine what makes The Upper House a standout choice in this vibrant city.

Overview

The Upper House is a luxury boutique hotel on the top of Hong Kong's Pacific Place complex. Pacific Place is Hong Kong's most iconic address, where shoppers flock to shop. Pacific Place perfectly complements The Upper House. It has luxury brands, fine restaurants, and department stores.

Moreover, the hotel features 117 stylish rooms, starting at 730 square feet, designed by AFSO's Andre Fu. The rooms are on the 38th floor and have large windows, which make the views a pleasant distraction. At the Cafe Gray Deluxe, Gray Kunz prepares tasty European food.

This small, intimate hotel is also full of surprises. Everybody receives the same level of respect. The atmosphere is also warm, welcoming, and casual. This hotel feels more like home. The House's entrance is a sculptural Stone Curtain facade designed by Thomas Heatherwick. This sets the stage for a tranquil journey through spaces dotted with sculptures.

Location

The hotel is on Pacific Place, an elevated complex with office towers and luxury hotels on Hong Kong Island. The hotel also lies above Admiralty Mass Transit Railway (at the station where most lines congregate). Central is a short 20-minute stroll away, and you can reach Victoria Harbor in very little time.

Service and Facilities

The emphasis here is on personalized service and holistic customer care. This is a result of a welcoming staff willing to go the extra mile. The fact that 50% of the guests come from the United States is also a testament to their level of service.

Moreover, the small outside area is dog-friendly, and guests can use it for events, weddings, or yoga. Classes or informal discussions can also be held in the library, a spacious room. However, the hotel does not have a pool or spa but offers in-room massages and a gym.

Cafe Gray Bar is also a favorite for sundowners and nightcaps, as well as any other form of alcohol-related socializing. You can also visit the Bonsai gym. The Sky Lounge is a place for relaxation, recreation, and regular discussions.

Rooms

There are 117 rooms for guests. This includes 21 suites, one penthouse, and the André Fu Suite. The smallest of the rooms is generously sized and is the largest option for entry-level rooms in the city.

The design of each room is also flawless. It's cozy, sleek, stylish, and neat. Bins are hidden, and the palette is oak with earth tones. Moreover, the rooms have little touches like sockets near the beds, light switch panels, and filter faucets. The maxi-bar offers complimentary drinks, except for wine and champagne.

The rooms start at the 38th level, meaning the view of the harbor is spectacular. The picture windows are enormous and jut out at a right angle for the best framing. You won't need a balcony. Besides, the bathrooms are large, featuring rainfall showers and floor-to-ceiling windows. They also feature full-size Bamford products and velvety soft bathrobes.

Dining

Salisterra is on the 49th floor. This double-height, inviting restaurant is designed to contrast the straight lines of the hotel. The cuisine is Mediterranean-inspired with highlights of Japanese cuisine. Moreover, the counter bar is in the alcove with the windows opposite. It offers the best view. There is also a statement Green Room, a bar that hosts comedy and drag shows.

Salisterra

Salisterra offers a delicious breakfast, including waffles, eggs, and granola. For a more extravagant experience, you can have a large spread in your room, which includes almost all the possible breakfast foods.

Cafe Gray Deluxe

This is a 21st-century grand European cafe. It serves continental cuisine inspired by Hong Kong's local culture and has killer views. This casual, all-day restaurant has burnished bronzes, latticed woodwork, and warm lamps. The menu features seasonal cuisine with an emphasis on sustainably sourced organic ingredients.

Here, you can expect a superb wine list and attentive service. Cafe Gray Deluxe at Home dishes are made with seasonal organic ingredients. They are also selected for freshness, simplicity, and ease of preparation.

The Lawn

Hong Kong's buzzing Lawn is a secret garden. This lush outdoor oasis is a hidden paradise of green grass and fragrant flowers. It's also the perfect place to enjoy a picnic, garden snacks, or wine. Wellness

Hong Kong is a city of nightlife, fast pace, and modernity. However, The Upper House takes wellness very seriously. You can choose from holistic experiences and therapies to nourish mind, body, and spirit. These include yoga, meditation, fitness classes, and a 24-hour gymnasium. In-room treatments using Bamford organic products are also available. A regular schedule of sessions and classes is part of the Wellness Program.

The hotel focuses on health and wellness. Its complimentary wellness program emphasizes reflection, renewal, and balance. The monthly yoga, meditation, and fitness sessions of #TUHRunningClub provide a healthy escape. The hotel also encourages self-care and positive lifestyle decisions. The Lawn also hosts group meditation and yoga sessions to revitalize your mind and body.

Takeaway

The Upper House Hong Kong redefines the concept of urban accommodation. This hotel blends modern design with warm hospitality. It offers an excellent experience for leisure and business travelers. The Upper House stands out as a premier destination in a city known for its dynamic energy. It has spacious rooms featuring breathtaking views and is committed to exceptional service. Book your stay at The Upper House today.