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The Emory

London, England • Belgravia • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,807 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Richard Rogers spent decades reshaping how cities think about transparency and structure — the Pompidou, Lloyd's of London, the Leadenhall Building — and The Emory, completed in 2024 as one of his final projects alongside Ivan Harbour of RSHP, carries that ambition to a quieter, more intimate scale. The new-build tower in Belgravia announces itself through a sail-like facade of cable and mast that pulls the glass curtain wall taut against the sky, the diagonal tension rods visible in the images giving the building a kinetic quality entirely at odds with the Georgian stucco surrounding it. London's first all-suite hotel, the property holds 61 suites and studios, their interiors divided between a remarkable rotation of designers — André Fu, Pierre-Yves Rochon, Alexandra Champalimaud, Patricia Urquiola, and Rémi Tessier — each pair of floors given over to a distinct sensibility. What keeps this from becoming a design showcase without a centre of gravity is how well the individual approaches cohere. The guest rooms in the images share a palette of warm walnut, pale oak flooring, and tawny linen that runs beneath whatever formal language each designer brings, while the rooftop bar — its amber-tinted retractable canopies, cognac leather wing chairs, and burl-wood side tables framing an uninterrupted view across Hyde Park to the City skyline — feels like the building thinking aloud about its own structure. Four floors below ground, the Surrenne wellness club anchors the whole composition in a different register entirely.

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Set in the buzz of the capital yet a world apart, inside The Emory time stands still. Here, moments are made to savour and every detail is considered. Both discreet and distinctive, this is a new London landmark, a modern masterpiece hotel in Belgravia. Created by the late Richard Rogers with interiors curated by design world luminaries – André Fu, Pierre Yves Rochon, Alexandra Champalimaud, Rigby & Rigby, Rémi Tessier and Patricia Urquiola – it stands at the intersection of contemporary craftsmanship and intuitive hospitality, and at the epicentre of London’s cultural scene. Suites frame iconic views, from the city skyline to the sweep of Hyde Park.

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Minibar

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Concierge

Rooftop Bar

Rooftop terrace

The Emory Reviews

14 reviews

"The Emory is located close to Hyde Park, Harrod's, as well as Hyde Park Corner and Knightsbridge Underground stations. It has a hidden and very discrete courtyard entrance. Its location may not be London's most convenient spot, but is, for sure, one of the city's most prestigious areas with endless shopping opportunities near-by and its streets of surprising cleanliness. The welcome was mixed: The doormen, who collectively excelled during the entire stay, were amazing and our receptionist friendly. Nevertheless, check-in seemed unprepared. It took forever, also due to technical issues related to the payment system. The front desk team only realized it was the birthday of one of us after quite some time. Our upgrade related to our Signature booking was not generous at all, with the hotel being empty and higher categories being offered at extra charges. The first room we saw had an integrated shower/ bath tub construction, which we did not like, so another room was found. Even though pre-communication had been excellent, not all promised items were present: no welcome champagne, no non-alcoholic beer as an add-on as promised, still some nice decoration and a delicious Cédric Grolet cake. The card did not take note of our birthday though, which reflects a lack of care in preparation. The new room was spacious with a wonderful bed, a nice living room area, a pleasant, yet small bathroom with excellent bathroom amenities and a great washlet. Still, the bathroom construction was not very convenient, with water flowing from the wet area towards the wooden floor occasionally. Speaking of the floor: We were surprised at heavy traces on use, such as stains on the wooden floor. Furthermore, mold in one corner of the shower was proof of a lack of care by housekeeping. The equipment of the free minibar was more than generous with a variety of snacks, spirits, tasty beer and lovely soft drinks. Our tries to customize the minibar were rewarded with varying success. It took quite some time until the team understood that regular drinks and non-alcoholic drinks should be placed in the bar. There is a butler service at the Emory, providing one complimentary bottle of high-end wine per day and an unpacking and pressing service. This service was initially not explained to us, another reason why we did not feel quite welcome in the beginning. Also, the butlers were either not extraordinarily friendly or did not fully note our requests. There is a House Car service, serving a 2 mile radius from the hotel, which we used once getting to know the very friendly driver Tony. The distance limit is set rather strictly and bookings in advance are not possible. This reflects another experience we made at the hotel: A lack of flexibility and customer orientation with some matters which cost close to no money, and a massive supply of very expensive goods in the minibar or as presents on the other hand. It felt contradictionary. After a bumpy start at the first breakfast, we quickly learned to love the really great and attentive breakfast team and the enormous quality of the à-la-carte only breakfast items. The serving of pastries was not transparent, we were eligible for Cédric Grolet pastries, others were not. The rooftop bar completely blew our minds: Breathtaking views of London, tasty drinks, and the most amazing service Fergus provided, all thumbs up to that! Two more names that deserve special praise: Eden and Josh, both tried to really make the arrival day's shortcomings forgotten and offered us very generous upgrades, which we ultimately did not accept, as we had already made ourselves comfortable in the original room. From that time on, more personal exchanges evolved and our general feeling towards our stay improved on a daily base. We enjoyed the amenities as well as the atmosphere of the room. And also the very relaxing spa and pool area, which was very calm and of breathtaking design. In the end, a very friendly and guest-oriented check-out took place. The team had learned about our original frustrations and they made sure to reduce our rate by a full night's rate, once more, a very generous gesture, which we accepted with some hesitation, as our stay had become far better throughout our visit. In the end, the material supplies felt like overwhelming luxury, yet, the attention to detail in service was missing in many instances, which leaves an overall favourable impression, but fails to meet the full promise of luxury"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 20, 2026

"Beautiful stay at The Emory. Loved the delicious pastries from Cedric Grolet in the rooms, the fitness classes at Surrene, and many meals at abc kitchens. The rooms were exceptionally well appointed and the team was super responsive and helpful over text. The pool and sauna / steam made it even better."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 16, 2026

"This is absolutely the nicest hotel we have ever stayed in. The entrance was decorated for Christmas and looked beautiful. Every single member of staff was so friendly and helpful. Carlos the butler was amazing. The room was lovely with a view over Hyde Park and the complementary mini bar was brilliant. We had dinner and cocktails in the roof top bar followed by a cigar in the cigar room both of which we enjoyed immensely. Breakfast was delicious. I so wished we had stayed for longer than one night however we are already planning our next trip"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 06, 2025

"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Emory London – Pure Luxury ✨ From the moment we walked in, everything was perfection. The staff were honestly outstanding — warm, attentive, and made us feel like absolute VIPs. The hotel itself is beyond beautiful, every corner is designed to impress. The architecture is just wow — modern, sleek, and effortlessly elegant. The little treats they leave in your room are such a gorgeous touch… it’s those details that make The Emory stand out. Everything feels so bougie, refined, and five-star in every way. Honestly, one of the most stunning hotels we’ve ever stayed in — luxury done right. 💫"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Oct 11, 2025

"I had a very pleasant stay at The Emory. The location is excellent, making it convenient to get around the city, and the service throughout was consistently warm and attentive. The team made me feel welcome and well looked after, which added to the overall comfort of my visit."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Sep 25, 2025

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