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Maybourne hotels

Grand London houses keep their own names, with restaurants and bars that become institutions.

Maybourne brings a small group of individually named hotels together, with London’s grand-hotel traditions at the heart of the collection. Its addresses extend to Beverly Hills and the French Riviera, while restaurants, bars, distinctive architecture, and discreet service give each house a life of its own.

6 Maybourne hotels in 3 countries on the Luxury Hotels Atlas, each placed on the six LHA Tiers.

• Owned by Qatari investors
• Worldwide: 6 hotels across 3 countries (United Kingdom, United States, France), comprising roughly 830 guest rooms and suites, as of 2025–2026
• On the atlas: 3 Apex Luxury, 3 Grand Luxury

History

Claridge’s, The Connaught, and The Berkeley had established their own reputations before being gathered into Maybourne. Later openings in Beverly Hills, on the Riviera, and at The Emory extended the family into new settings. The collection’s continuity comes from the attention given to each house rather than a repeated hotel design.

Timeline

• 1812 — Mivart's Hotel opens on Brook Street, Mayfair, the founding address that will become Claridge's.
• 1815 — The Prince of Saxe-Coburg Hotel opens in Mayfair; renamed The Connaught in 1917 to honour Queen Victoria's son Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught.
• 1854 — William and Marianne Claridge acquire Mivart's Hotel and rename it Claridge's.
• 1897 — The Connaught's current Edwardian building, designed by architects Isaacs and Florence, is completed on Carlos Place.
• 1898 — Claridge's undergoes a major rebuild designed by Charles William Stephens; Art Deco interiors follow in the 1920s–1930s.
• 1897 — The Berkeley's lineage is formalised at a Knightsbridge address; the hotel traces earlier roots to Mivart's on Piccadilly in the early 19th century.
• 1972 — The Berkeley relocates to its present Wilton Place address in Knightsbridge, in a purpose-built building designed by Brian O'Rorke.
• 2003 — Gordon Ramsay's Pétrus at The Berkeley becomes the ground from which Marcus Wareing's own restaurant eventually grows.
• 2008 — The modern Maybourne Hotel Group entity consolidates Claridge's, The Connaught, and The Berkeley under a shared operating structure; Marcus Wareing opens his eponymous restaurant at The Berkeley.
• 2010 — The Connaught reopens following a major restoration by Guy Oliver, adding a new wing designed by Rémi Tessier.
• 2015 — Constellation Hotels (linked to Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim's family office) acquires a 64% stake in Maybourne from the Barclay brothers.
• 2019 — Maybourne acquires the Montage Beverly Hills for $415 million, its first U.S. asset, completing the deal in December.
• 2020 — The property reopens as The Maybourne Beverly Hills after a redesign by Bryan O'Sullivan Studio, becoming the group's U.S. flagship.
• 2021 — The Maybourne Riviera opens on the cliff edge of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, on the site of the former Vista Palace Hotel, following a $113 million renovation designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte.
• 2023 — Marcus Wareing's eponymous one-Michelin-star restaurant closes at The Berkeley (final service 26 December 2023) after 20 years, per The Caterer. The space is later taken by La Môme London.
• 2024 — The Emory opens in Belgravia as London's first all-suite hotel and as Maybourne's first new-build since the group's modern form, completing one of the final commissions of Sir Richard Rogers.
• 2025 — La Môme London, a French Riviera restaurant from Cannes, brought to London by brothers Ugo and Antoine Lecorché, opens at The Berkeley in February.
• 2025 — Claridge's Bakery, designed by John Pawson and led by baker Richard Hart, opens on Brook's Mews behind Claridge's in January 2026.
• 2025 — Three Maybourne hotels appear simultaneously on the World's 50 Best Hotels 2025: Claridge's at #16, The Connaught at #29, and The Emory at #32, a debut appearance in the list's first year of recognising the property.
• 2025 — Maybourne announces plans to reach 15–17 properties by 2035, with confirmed or in-progress targets in Paris, New York, Miami, Dubai, and a fifth UK property in Hampshire, per European Spa Magazine.
• 2025 — Dante Mayfair announced as the permanent restaurant at Claridge's, replacing Claridge's Restaurant; opens mid-June 2026.

The houses to know

1. Claridge's, London, United Kingdom — The hotel that coined the phrase "the annex of Buckingham Palace."
2. The Connaught, London, United Kingdom — The Mayfair hotel brings a three-Michelin-starred restaurant and an award-winning bar under one roof.
3. The Emory, London, United Kingdom — London's first all-suite hotel, opened 2024, the final building commission of Sir Richard Rogers, completed after his death.
4. The Maybourne Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills, United States — The group's U.S. flagship, a block from Rodeo Drive, rebadged from Montage Beverly Hills in 2020.
5. The Maybourne Riviera, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France — A cliff-edge resort 333 metres above the Mediterranean, between Monaco and Menton.
6. The Berkeley, London, United Kingdom — The style-forward Knightsbridge complement to the Mayfair pair, stronger on contemporary design and destination dining partnerships.

Newest openings

• The Emory — London, United Kingdom — opened July 2024 — 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 with each floor designed by a different architect or designer; introduces Surrenne, Maybourne's members-only wellness and longevity club spread across four subterranean floors; ranked #32 on the World's 50 Best Hotels 2025 as a new entry in its debut year. See Luxury Travel Advisor.

Opening next

• The Maybourne Saint-Germain — Paris, France — expected 2027 — confirmed/under development. A palace-style hotel with 101 keys (50 suites, 51 rooms) and 23 ultra-luxury branded residences in the 17th-century Îlot Saint-Germain on the Rive Gauche, formerly occupied by the French Ministry of Defence. Six food and beverage outlets including a Japanese restaurant, patisserie, and Salon de Thé. Residences designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon (7 units) and Laura Gonzalez (16 units). Surrenne will operate one of Paris' largest luxury spas with three pools, including a 30-metre rooftop pool. Announced by Maybourne in February 2025. This will be Maybourne's second France property.
• Fifth UK hotel (Hampshire) — Hampshire, United Kingdom — timeline not yet announced — announced. A historic building in Hampshire being developed as Maybourne's fifth UK hotel and first outside London; no further details confirmed. Reported by The Caterer in December 2024.
• Maybourne New York — New York, United States — timeline not yet announced — in exploration. Maybourne's co-CEO Marc Socker cited a New York opportunity at IHIF 2023; Hotels Magazine confirmed New York remains part of the group's multi-city expansion pipeline as of 2025.
• Maybourne Dubai — Dubai, UAE — timeline not yet announced — announced. Part of the group's stated 2025 expansion roadmap alongside Paris, New York, and Miami, per European Spa Magazine.

Every Maybourne hotel on the atlas

United Kingdom

• Claridge's — London · Apex Luxury
• The Connaught — London · Apex Luxury
• The Emory — London · Apex Luxury
• The Berkeley — London · Grand Luxury

France

• The Maybourne Riviera — Roquebrune-Cap-Martin · Grand Luxury

United States

• The Maybourne Beverly Hills — Beverly Hills · Grand Luxury

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