The Langham London
Europe's first grand hotel, opened in 1865 with Victorian elegance and modern luxury. Famous for afternoon tea at Palm Court and Michelin-starred dining.
About The Langham London
The Langham London holds the distinguished honor of being Europe's first grand hotel, setting the standard for luxury hospitality since 1865. This magnificent Victorian property has welcomed literary giants like Oscar Wilde and Mark Twain, royalty, and celebrities throughout its illustrious history, establishing many traditions that define luxury hotels today.
The hotel's 380 rooms and suites blend classic elegance with contemporary comfort, featuring rich fabrics, marble bathrooms, and stunning views over Regent Street and the London skyline. The property houses several acclaimed restaurants, including Roux at The Landau, and the legendary Palm Court where traditional afternoon tea is elevated to an art form.
Located in the heart of Marylebone, The Langham offers easy access to Oxford Street shopping, the BBC Broadcasting House, and Regent's Park. The hotel's commitment to excellence is evident in every detail, from the award-winning Chuan Spa to the impeccable service that has made it a favorite among discerning travelers for over 150 years.