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By Contributor - March 10, 2021 Perched on the 48th floor, the hotel’s latest addition is a tribute to the acclaimed Hong Kong–born designer. The living room of the André Fu Suite at The Upper House. (All photos courtesy of Swire Hotels) Star architect André Fu has once again collaborated with The Upper House, the Hong Kong hotel that launched his career, to create a suite bearing a unique personal stamp. The newly minted André Fu Suite is testament to the enduring relationship between the celebrated designer and the high-rise property, which made its deb...

A decade after André Fu and his studio received international accolade following his work with The Upper House, the collaboration between the architect and the hotel continues with the unveiling of the André Fu Suite on the hotel's level 48. The new 1,960 square feet suite pays homage to the long-lasting relationship between Fu and The Upper House. This namesake suite enhances his original design intention to create a sophisticated and modern residence. It embodies Fu's design ethos of "relaxed luxury" and provides residents with a peek into his personal journey with the hotel that jumpsta...

The best hotels to get stuck quarantining in Mark Jones © Provided by The Independent Two weeks in the same hotel room. You can’t go out – there are security guards on the door to stop you. All you’ve got is room service, wifi, a shower, a bed and (you hope) a view. That’s the kind of imprisonment facing some travellers to Britain from 15 February, and many other countries too.   What’s worse, you don’t even get to choose the lockdown hotel you’re locked down in. But what if you could? I’ve been thinking hard about the hotel rooms I’d willingly – OK, alm...

The best hotels to get stuck quarantining in Mark Jones © Provided by The Independent Two weeks in the same hotel room. You can’t go out – there are security guards on the door to stop you. All you’ve got is room service, wifi, a shower, a bed and (you hope) a view. That’s the kind of imprisonment facing some travellers to Britain from 15 February, and many other countries too.   What’s worse, you don’t even get to choose the lockdown hotel you’re locked down in. But what if you could? I’ve been thinking hard about the hotel rooms I’d willingly – OK, alm...