Maybourne and Constellation Restructure Luxury Hotel Portfolio
Regis Maybourne becomes sole owner of the Maybourne management group as asset ownership splits with Constellation Hotels.
The short answer
Regis Maybourne has taken sole ownership of the Maybourne management company while dividing asset ownership with Constellation Hotels. Maybourne will continue to operate all properties across both portfolios under agreed management terms.
“For many years under dual ownership, Maybourne has operated a remarkable portfolio of hotels; properties that set the standard for ultra-luxury hospitality around the world. Although we are no longer co-owners, we remain partners and I want to be clear to our staff, guests, suppliers and industry colleagues that nothing changes in how these hotels are run or experienced, nor in Maybourne’s commitment to excellence.”
The short version
- Regis Maybourne assumes sole ownership of the Maybourne management firm, Claridge's, The Maybourne Riviera, and The Maybourne Beverly Hills.
- Constellation Hotels retains ownership of The Connaught, The Berkeley, The Emory, and upcoming projects in Paris and Marrakech.
- Maybourne continues to manage all properties across both owner portfolios under existing operational agreements.
Regis Maybourne (UK) Ltd has become the sole owner of the Maybourne hotel group after concluding an ownership restructuring agreement with Constellation Hotels Holding Limited and its subsidiary Selene SARL [[1], [2]]. The revised structure divides hotel asset ownership between the two groups, while Maybourne retains operating management across both portfolios for an agreed contractual timeframe [[1], [2]].
Which assets remain with Regis Maybourne?
Regis Maybourne secures sole corporate ownership of the Maybourne operating management company alongside three ultra-luxury hotel properties in the United Kingdom, France, and the United States [[1], [2]]. According to Hotel Owner, the group continues to own Claridge’s in London, The Maybourne Riviera in the South of France, and The Maybourne Beverly Hills in California [1]. As Boutique Hotel News reported, Regis Maybourne (UK) Ltd assumed full ownership of the hospitality management firm through the transaction [2].
Which properties does Constellation Hotels retain?
Constellation Hotels Holding Limited retains ownership of three established London properties and two international pipeline developments [[1], [2]]. As reported by Boutique Hotel News, Constellation keeps The Connaught, The Berkeley, and The Emory in London [2]. The investment firm also maintains ownership of the upcoming Saint Germain hotel project in Paris and a hotel development in Marrakech [[1], [2]].
| Hotel Property / Project | Location | Asset Owner | Hotel Operator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claridge’s | London, UK | Regis Maybourne | Maybourne |
| The Connaught | London, UK | Constellation Hotels | Maybourne |
| The Berkeley | London, UK | Constellation Hotels | Maybourne |
| The Emory | London, UK | Constellation Hotels | Maybourne |
| The Maybourne Riviera | Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France | Regis Maybourne | Maybourne |
| The Maybourne Beverly Hills | Beverly Hills, USA | Regis Maybourne | Maybourne |
| Saint Germain (Upcoming) | Paris, France | Constellation Hotels | Maybourne |
| Marrakech Development | Marrakech, Morocco | Constellation Hotels | Maybourne |
How does the deal affect daily hotel operations?
Daily hotel operations and guest services across the entire portfolio remain unchanged under the new operating framework [[1], [2]]. As Hotel Owner reported, existing management agreements stay in place, meaning Maybourne will continue to manage the Constellation-owned properties for an agreed period [1]. Both entities confirmed that the operational structure preserves existing service standards, heritage, and guest experiences across all properties [1].
Who leads the executive teams following the split?
The corporate reorganization divides the former co-chief executive structure into distinct leadership roles across the two separate businesses [[1], [2]]. Marc Socker will continue as the chief executive officer of Maybourne [[1], [2]]. Gianluca Muzzi, who previously served as co-chief executive of Maybourne alongside Socker, will return to lead Constellation Hotels [[1], [2]]. Additional operational leadership appointments at Constellation are expected to follow [1].
What are the future investment plans for both groups?
Both hotel owners plan to deploy capital independently into their allocated hotel assets while maintaining operational alignment across the global brand [[1], [2]]. Constellation Hotels stated it will continue investing in the enduring success of its European and North African destinations, while Regis Maybourne focuses capital on its existing core assets and operating platform [1].
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This article was written from the following reporting. Follow the links for the original coverage.
- [1]Maybourne Restructures Ownership of Ultra-Luxury Hotel Portfolio— hotelowner.co.uk
- [2]Maybourne and Constellation Split Luxury Hotel Assets— Boutique Hotel News
Frequently asked
+What is the new ownership structure between Maybourne and Constellation?
Regis Maybourne becomes the sole owner of the Maybourne management company, Claridge's, The Maybourne Riviera, and The Maybourne Beverly Hills. Constellation Hotels retains The Connaught, The Berkeley, The Emory, and developments in Paris and Marrakech.
+Who will manage the Constellation-owned properties?
Maybourne will continue to manage the properties owned by Constellation Hotels for an agreed contractual period, maintaining consistent operational standards and guest services across the portfolio.
+Who leads Maybourne and Constellation after the restructuring?
Marc Socker remains chief executive officer of Maybourne, while former co-CEO Gianluca Muzzi returns to lead Constellation Hotels as part of the split.
+Which development projects are included in the Constellation portfolio?
Constellation Hotels retains ownership of the upcoming Saint Germain hotel project in Paris and a luxury hotel development project in Marrakech.
+Will guest operations change across London hotels like Claridge's and The Connaught?
No. Existing management arrangements remain in place across all properties, ensuring operational continuity, heritage preservation, and unchanged guest service standards.
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