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The Emory

London, United Kingdom · Maybourne · Apex Luxury

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London's first all-suite hotel and one of the final commissions of Sir Richard Rogers, completed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners after his death, 61 suites across nine floors, each floor handed to a different architect or designer, from Patricia Urquiola to André Fu. The angled glass facade rises from Old Barrack Yard in Belgravia, a cobbled lane whose name recalls the Grenadier Guards barracks that stood here from 1760, five minutes on foot from Hyde Park.

About The Emory

History

Opened in 2024 as Maybourne's first new-build hotel and Sir Richard Rogers's final commission before his death. The all-suite property in Knightsbridge introduces a private members' club concept — Surrenne — and an iconic angled facade. Each guest floor is interpreted by a different leading designer.

The setting

The Emory occupies Old Barrack Yard in Belgravia, a cobbled enclave whose name recalls the Grenadier Guards barracks that stood here from 1760, with direct access through to Hyde Park. Hyde Park itself is a five-minute walk, and Buckingham Palace fifteen minutes on foot through the white-stucco streets of one of Europe's most coveted residential estates. The Grosvenor family has shaped this corner of SW1 for over three centuries, and the surrounding conservation area — grand townhouses and private garden squares — ensures the Emory's address carries the same social weight it has for generations.

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