In Belgravia, a short walk from Hyde Park and the boutiques around Sloane Street, The Emory is Maybourne’s contemporary London address, opened in 2024 and built around a calm, modernist aesthetic. Accommodation is all-suite: 61 suites and studios, including a top-floor Penthouse, with interiors by designers such as André Fu, Pierre Yves Rochon, Alexandra Champalimaud, Rigby & Rigby and Patricia Urquiola; the feel is residential, geared to lingering rather than rushing. Breakfast is served in-suite or at Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s abc kitchens, while evenings can drift toward The Emory Rooftop Bar for city views. Staying here also brings access to Surrenne Belgravia, the group’s private members’ wellbeing club focused on longevity, with treatments that mix ritual and contemporary science. Practical extras include a 24-hour butler service, unpacking and pressing on arrival, a stocked minibar, and use of the house car when available.