The newly opened Emory hotel designed by the late Richard Rogers sails above London's Hyde Park with an exclusive rooftop view.

The late and great Richard Rogers’ Centre Pompidou and the Lloyd?s Building are both examples of architecture that define the designation of a landmark. And if the Maybourne Hotel Group has their wishes granted, The Emory ? a the newly opened, Rogers-designed structure in London’s Knightsbridge ? will go on to earn similar architectural accolades from guests and locals alike.

With masts erected across the rooftop, composed in a nod to architectural ornamentation from a bygone era, this modernist hotel ? designed by Richard Rogers in collaboration with Ivan Harbour of architectural firm RSHP ? is a sight to behold. And that’s even before stepping foot beyond its threshold where The Emory’s 60 all-suite accommodations are credited to design luminaries such as Patricia Urquiola, Alexandra Champalimaud, André Fu, Rémi Tessier, and Pierre Yves Rochon.
The Emory hosts Surrenne, a £10,000 a year private members club gym and spa spanning four floors and featuring ?perfectly choreographed light and AI-influenced symphonies orchestrated to complement the senses.? Access to Surrenne’s facilities is a complimentary perk for guests of The Emory.
Swimmers practicing their stroke across the 22-metre swimming pool will be able to swim in tune to an underwater sound system.

The Emory’s 60 suites are decorated to...