The Langham London
Marylebone, Westminster, London
“Grand Victorian institution”
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A grand Victorian institution where continuous afternoon tea rituals beneath Palm Court chandeliers meet high-energy cocktail craft at Artesian.
“Grand Victorian institution”
Opened in 1865 by the Prince of Wales as Europe's first purpose-built grand hotel.
The continuous Victorian ritual of afternoon tea served beneath the chandeliers of the Palm Court.
Cocktails at Artesian paired with cask ales and stovetop toasties at The Wigmore tavern.
At the top of Regent Street in Marylebone, moments from Oxford Circus and BBC Broadcasting House.
Rooms
Interiors by David Collins Studio bring tailored British residential polish with marble bathrooms and quiet views over Portland Place.
Wellness
The subterranean spa draws on Traditional Chinese Medicine, featuring a 16-meter heated indoor pool, salt sauna, and herbal steam rooms.
Backstory
Opened in 1865 by the Prince of Wales, this was Europe’s first purpose-built grand hotel and the original home of hotel afternoon tea.
Eat & drink
Sip inventive cocktails at Artesian, order stovetop cheese toasties and cask ales at The Wigmore, or dine at Chez Roux.
The neighborhood
Anchoring the top of Regent Street in Marylebone, the hotel sits moments from BBC Broadcasting House and shopping along Oxford Circus.
“Tradition is very much the name of the game here, though it’s not a strict reproduction of the original — the interiors have been subtly updated, but remain true to the Victorian spirit of the place.”
“This great big castle of a building is less than five minutes' walk from Oxford Circus, but far enough for the noise of crowds to have dissipated.”
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