The Langham Hotel London

Following the exciting £80m transformation of our historic establishment, you will be charmed and bewitched from the moment you step into her dazzling lobby. Discover The Langham, London, which offers 380 luxurious guestrooms and suites, 15 function rooms, Artesian bar, Roux at The Landau and the award winning Palm Court, famed as the birthplace of the afternoon tea tradition. The Langham, London has enchanted royalty, dignitaries and celebrities since 1865, when she opened as Europe's first 'Grand Hotel'. The Langham, London today continues to impress discerning travellers with its legendary 'service with poise'. As a guest, you too will be delighted by this charming Victorian London hotel and its exceptionally rich heritage. Indeed, the celebrated history and distinguished reputation of this unmistakably fine establishment sets it apart from other London hotels. The Langham, London is a veritable icon, offering impeccably luxurious surroundings on Regent Street, one of the city's premier locations.

Fulfilling the design concept of an English residence, Richmond International created five new schemes for the new Grand Rooms and Suites, blending a sense of traditional style with contemporary elements. The desire to create an oasis of calm is reflected in the colour palette based on precious stones with therapeutic properties such as jade, topaz, amethyst and ruby, which have been mixed with greys, ochre and soft whites. Guestrooms feature bespoke furniture pieces, accessories and specially-commissioned artwork. The evocative warmth and residential feel created sets The Langham apart from other London luxury hotels. Every detail has been considered including the extravagantly comfortable Langham Blissful Bed. In keeping with The Langham’s reputation for innovation, all rooms have been fitted with new flat screen televisions, a state-of-the-art in-room entertainment system and MP-3 player connectivity. To aid communication, The Langham was the only hotel to originally have its own post and telegraph office. In the twenty-first century, wireless internet access and a new IP telephone system are the new communication aids.