Cambridge House

London, United Kingdom. Auberge Collection, Auberge Resorts Collection

Opens: 1 February 2027
Rooms: 102
Type: Urban
Operator: Auberge Resorts Collection
Rates: From £1250, room only

Opens 1 February 2027.

Cambridge House will open in a Georgian mansion at 94 Piccadilly in Mayfair, with 102 rooms, a restaurant from Major Food Group and a three-floor spa. It is slated for 1 February 2027, last confirmed by the operator in September 2026, and the date has moved twice: Auberge Collection said late 2025 in July 2024, then 2026 in October 2025.

The 2nd Earl of Egremont commissioned the house in 1756. It hosted Queen Victoria, served as Lord Palmerston's proxy for 10 Downing Street, was home to the Duke of Cambridge and housed the In & Out Naval and Military Club from 1865 to 1999. Jean-Louis Deniot oversees the transformation of the hotel and its guest spaces.

Six historic suites form a 6,500 sq ft Piano Nobile. Guest rooms measure 33 to 52 sq m depending on type, and the Green Park King looks over the park. The six Residences are not for sale but can be booked for stays. Rates start at £1250, room only, and you can reserve stays from 1 April 2027.

Major's will pair the American chophouse with the London grill in the restored Georgian ballroom and the jasmine-fringed courtyard, and The Reuben Bar is the signature bar. Baeden House spans three floors with a swimming pool, a bathhouse, treatment rooms and gyms. Laura Gonzalez is designing a members club due to open later in 2027. Green Park Station is a five minute walk, and Heathrow is 22km away, about 50 minutes by car.

"now accepting bookings ahead of its 1st February 2027 opening"

The operator's words, read on its own page and last checked 1 November 2026.

auberge.com

Setting Mayfair, London Source
Address 94 Piccadilly, London W1J 7PB, United Kingdom Source
Rooms 102 rooms, including 24 suites and six distinctive Historic Suites Source
Suites Six historic suites form a 6,500 sq ft Piano Nobile, the centerpiece of the house Source
Rooms Guest room types and sizes: Chamber King 36 sq m (388 sq ft); House Queen 33-40 sq m (355-431 sq ft); House King 35-45 sq m (377-484 sq ft); Great House King 37-52 sq m (398-560 sq ft); Garden Terrace King 36-41 sq m (387-441 sq ft), with an average 9 sq m (97 sq ft) furnished private terrace; Green Park King 38-47 sq m (430-560 sq ft), with views over Green Park Source
Residences Six Residences, not for sale. They may be reserved for stays and offer access to all the services, amenities and privileges of the house Source
Designer Jean-Louis Deniot oversees the transformation of the hotel and its guest spaces. Laura Gonzalez designs the signature bar, the wellbeing facilities and a members club, which is due to open later in 2027 Source
Getting there The house sits between Green Park and Shepherd Market. Heathrow Airport 22km (14mi): 50 minutes by car, or 15 minutes by Heathrow Express to Paddington Station plus 20 minutes by taxi. Gatwick Airport 38km (24mi): 1 hour 30 minutes by car, or 30 minutes by Gatwick Express to Victoria Station plus 10 minutes by taxi. London City Airport 12km (8mi): 1 hour 15 minutes by car (the hotel information page gives 15km, 9 miles). Green Park Station is a five minute walk via the Stratton Street Exit, on the Jubilee, Victoria and Piccadilly Lines Source
Dining Major's, a new restaurant from Major Food Group, brings the American chophouse into conversation with the London grill. It is set in the restored Georgian ballroom and the jasmine-fringed courtyard. The menu is to feature British ingredients, seafood towers, caviar service and spit-roasted Prime Rib carved tableside, and the drinks list no fewer than 10 takes on the martini Source
Bar The Reuben Bar is the signature bar. The house also has The Drawing Rooms and the In & Out Bar Source
Spa Baeden House, across three floors: a swimming pool, bathhouse, treatment rooms, gyms and studios, with a Master-in-Residence programme Source
History Commissioned by the 2nd Earl of Egremont in 1756, a Grade I-listed, Palladian-style house. It hosted Queen Victoria, served as Lord Palmerston's proxy for 10 Downing Street while he was Prime Minister, and was home to the Duke of Cambridge, its namesake. The 'In & Out' Naval and Military Club made it its home from 1865 to 1999 Source
Rates From £1250, room only Source
Fees No resort fee. A discretionary service charge of 5% is added to the accommodation bill and a discretionary 15% to food and beverage Source

Year taken from the operator's Opening Soon list.

Rendering supplied by the operator — Rendering: Auberge Collection

Rendering of a lounge with a fireplace, supplied by the operator — Rendering: Auberge Collection

Rendering of a guest room, supplied by the operator — Rendering: Auberge Collection

Rendering of the Augusta Suite, supplied by the operator — Rendering: Auberge Collection

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