The Emory officially opens
All guests at The Emory receive a return private chauffeur driven car from London’s private airfields or international airports
Maybourne has announced that The Emory in Belgravia has opened its doors as London’s first all-suite hotel.
It boasts 61 suites, complete with floor-to-ceiling glass windows set over nine floors, including a spectacular 300sqm wraparound glass penthouse designed by Rigby and Rigby.
Guests of The Emory arrive through a private cobbled entrance on Old Barrack Yard.
Communal areas at the hotel include abc kitchens and The Emory Bar on the ground floor, to the 10th floor rooftop Bar 33 and The Emory Cigar Merchants.
All guests at The Emory receive a return private chauffeur driven car from London’s private airfields or international airports.
They also get a daily English breakfast served in-suite or within abc kitchens, complimentary in suite bar and 24-hour service from a personal Emory Assistant.
General manager Knut Wylde said: “We truly believe this discreet London landmark is offering something new and exciting to the current hospitality scene. With a heady combination of some of the world’s greatest architects and designers, the best food in town, and jaw dropping views from the rooftop bar, we can’t wait to welcome guests to The Emory.”
