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The Emory London Hotel is in one of the most vibrant cities in the world. It offers a luxurious experience for guests, with an atmosphere of elegance and refinement. Moreover, every detail is carefully curated to ensure your stay is exceptional.

Join us as we explore the amenities, dining options, and services that make the Emory London Hotel a premiere destination in London.

Overview

The Emory is located on a quiet laneway. It overlooks Hyde Park and is the perfect place to spend time in luxury. Its suites are also a relaxing, welcoming space that is perfect for entertaining, living, and relaxing.

Besides, the hotel joins Claridge's, The Connaught, and The Berkeley Hotel in the area of the Maybourne Hotel Group.

Richard Rogers and Ivan Harbour are of the RSHP and Rigby Rigby architectural firms. They are among other leading designers who designed this all-suite hotel. The rooftop sails of this new London landmark transform the city's skyline. The Emory is a sanctuary amid London's bustle. It also offers your Emory assistant a discrete sense of quiet and intuitive service. It is a place where time is the priority.

There is also something extraordinary about this hotel. It is designed as a minimal framework that lets the city come in. You can see the views from the windows. You may also be able to hear the strange mixture of guards, military processions, and festivals going on. The hotel has its entrance in a back alley. Its suites also offer sweeping views of London's skyline. It is a hotel unlike any other.

Location

The Emory London is located in Knightsbridge next to The Berkeley. It is an excellent place for a weekend getaway. Each of its nine floors features interiors from different designers. Moreover, it is just minutes away from London's cultural attractions. These include art galleries, museums, parks, and green spaces. There are also streets lined with centuries-old buildings, making it easy for guests to explore the city.

Service and Facilities

This hotel extends The Berkeley. It is not a neighboring hotel but a separate building. Just walk past the patisserie into The Emory. Here, guests have all the same amenities as Berkeley's but also enjoy additional amenities like the rooftop lounge and cigar bar. Berkeley has four bars, but there is only one restaurant.

Moreover, the spa stretches over four levels of underground space. The first level contains a 22-meter-long pool and a cafe. The hotel has a striking design, with natural light filtering down from the ceiling. The cabanas are so inviting that you'd want to spend countless hours in them, alternating between the steam rooms and saunas.

The pool opens from 8 to 10, and for the kids, it is available between 3 and 5. It is an upgrade over Raffles, but you'll find yourself and your kids having a good time. On the ground floor, there is also a swanky, outdoor-seating bar. There is also a private rooftop space on the 10th floor where guests have access to Bar 33 and the cigar merchants.

Suites

Emory London is the first hotel in London to offer all-suites. The 60 rooms can be configured to suit guests' requirements. André Fu, Pierre Yves Rochon, Patricia Urquiola, and Alexandra Champalimaud designed the interiors. The interiors are beautiful and have views of Hyde Park.

The Emory's suites are expansive and peaceful. They were designed by some of the most renowned interior designers from all over the world. The suites are more than just a hotel. They carry a home-like feeling. Moreover, the minibars with curved corners are slick. Their mini bottles also look like valuable backlit museum exhibits.

Restaurants & Bars

Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten prepares tasty dishes in ABC kitchens. The Emory bar has a warm atmosphere and thoughtful design. The hotel offers a variety of spaces to unwind and enjoy.

ABC Kitchen

ABC Kitchens at the hotel brings Chef Jean Georges Vongerichten's ABC brand to the UK for the first time. The restaurant is vibrant and approachable. Its glass façade offers views of Hyde Park, Kensington, and the surrounding area. Meanwhile, its menu features dishes from three of Jean-Georges's New York restaurants.

The Emory Bar

The Emory Bar is on the Ground Floor of the hotel. It is an inviting area where guests can relax and enjoy coffee, cocktails, and dishes from ABC kitchens. The Emory Bar also features mid-century-style decor with a warm and inviting color palette. It flows into the Courtyard, where tables are beautifully framed by a stained-glass work by Brian Clarke.

The Cigar Bar

The bar has a "halo" suspended above the top. This doubles as an illumination feature. It is also a smoke extraction system. It looks like a giant humidor. Rémi Tessier and Patricia Urquiola created intimate and friendly spaces. He did this amidst the strictness of modern architecture.

Wellbeing Surrenne

Surrenne is Emory's private Members' Club. It is dedicated to wellbeing and long life. Explore four floors dedicated to health, beauty, and fitness services. Moreover, discover the modern rituals that will awaken transformation. Surrenne is a brand new concept in wellbeing spearheaded by experts from around the world.

Surrenne has a fitness/Pilates specialist studio. It could help you develop patience as you wait for the elevators to arrive. The rest of the spa's offerings are a little familiar. The treatment rooms are also sterile. They have a design that stands out from the rest of the spa areas.

Takeaway

The Emory London Hotel uniquely blends modern amenities and classic charm. The hotel has elegant rooms and excellent dining options. It also has a good location and top-notch service. It truly stands out as a premier destination for all. Book your stay today. Discover what sets it apart from the rest.