Constellation Hotels will provide a platform to build on an existing portfolio that includes iconic London hotels The Connaught, The Emory and The Berkeley, as well as the forthcoming Saint-Germain hotel in Paris, a development in Marrakech and Hackwood Park, an English country estate. The hotels will retain their existing names and individual identities, sitting within the collection, which will be unveiled later this year.
Jacobs brings exceptional international experience in luxury hospitality and brand building. He previously served as Chief Executive Officer of Six Senses and is the founder of creative advisory collective Wild Origins. In his new role, he will lead the creation of Constellation Hotels’ hospitality management business, working with Gianluca Muzzi, CEO of Constellation Hotels.
Neil Jacobs, incoming Chief Executive Officer, said: “We’re in the rare position of forming a new international collection with The Connaught, The Berkeley and The Emory as its foundations. Each has a distinct identity and loyal following. Our vision is to build from that strength and create something worthy of what comes next.
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