Cambridge House by Auberge Collection to open in London in February 2027

Reuben Brothers and Auberge Collection have announced that Cambridge House will open on 1 February 2027, in the former ‘In & Out’ Naval and Military Club building in Mayfair, London. The project forms part of a £1 billion regeneration of 1.3 prime acres of the Piccadilly Estate, owned by Reuben Brothers.

The hotel has been designed by Jean-Louis Deniot for the guest spaces and rooms, while Laura Gonzalez designed the bar, wellbeing space and members club. It will comprise 102 rooms and residences spread across several properties. Amenities include Major, a restaurant from Major Food Group, along with a three-floor wellbeing space featuring hydrotherapy facilities, a heated pool, six treatment rooms, and a circular relaxation lounge with a central fire pit. A gym, immersive studios, wet and heat rooms, and a bathhouse are also planned.

Christian Clerc, president and CEO of Auberge Collection, said the opening of Cambridge House “marks a defining moment” in the brand's urban expansion.

A spokesperson for Reuben Brothers said the aim was to "preserve what makes this part of London so special, while giving it a renewed sense of purpose."

The London hotel joins Auberge properties in Italy, Switzerland, France, Greece and Tanzania, with The Knox in Dallas, Texas also scheduled to open in 2027.