Hotel group will drop ‘resorts’ from its name to operate as Auberge Collection
Auberge Resorts Collection has unveiled a rebrand that will see the group operate under the new name of Auberge Collection.
The update “reflects the company’s evolution and strategic direction” as it expands into urban markets.
Upcoming openings include Cambridge House in London’s Mayfair (pictured) and The Knox in Dallas, Texas, both slated to debut in 2026, as well as The Shore Club in Miami Beach and Moncayo in Puerto Rico.
Properties that have recently joined the Auberge portfolio include Collegio all Querce in Florence and The Woodward in Geneva.
Dan Friedkin, Auberge Collection’s chairman, said: “From the start, the Auberge name has been synonymous with rare luxury and one-of-a-kind experiences.
“Evolving our name brings sharper clarity to who we are at our core: a collection of inspiring destinations, each alive with its own heritage, character and creativity.”
Christian Clerc, the group’s president and chief executive, added: “This transition is a natural evolution for our brand.
“It reflects the growth of our portfolio, the breadth of extraordinary experiences we offer and our enduring commitment to the singular identity of each property.”