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UK: Holborn-based hotel Rosewood London has promoted Emmanuele Selvaggi to hotel manager, effective 16 June 2025.
The appointment follows Selvaggi’s former role as director of rooms, where he was recognised for boosting performance across the rooms division and improving guest satisfaction metrics.
He brings more than 18 years of experience in the luxury hospitality sector, beginning his career in the rooms division at Four Seasons Boston. Selvaggi held additional roles across locations including Geneva, Doha, Prague, Florence, and London, and joined Rosewood London in 2021.
In his previous role, Selvaggi led the front office to achieve its highest upselling revenue since the hotel’s opening. He also introduced guest recognition initiatives, contributing to higher TrustYou and LQA scores.
Selvaggi said: “I am honoured to take on this new role at Rosewood London, a property I have grown to love deeply over the past three and a half years.
“This promotion represents not just my personal journey, but the collective success of our incredible team. I look forward to continuing our tradition of exceptional hospitality while exploring new opportunities to enhance our guests’ experiences and strengthen our position as London’s premier luxury destination,” he added.
Tessa Gorman, managing director of Rosewood London, said: “Emmanuele has consistently demonstrated outstanding leadership and operational excellence during his time with us.
“His promotion to hotel manager is a natural progression that recognises his significant contributions to our success. His deep understanding of luxury hospitality and commitment to our team and guests make him the ideal leader to guide Rosewood London forward.”
Highlights:
• Emmanuele Selvaggi has been promoted to hotel manager at Rosewood London, effective 16 June 2025.
• Formerly serving as director of rooms, he led the front office team to record upselling revenue in 2024.
• Overall, Selvaggi brings more than 18 years of luxury hospitality experience to the role.
