The Langham, London

Four-star · From $600 per nightAny mandatory hotel fees are shown before you confirm.

Langham · Mayfair & Marylebone · London

A sense of the place

The Langham, London — suite — The living room of the Infinity Suite at The Langham, London: a curved bay of tall sash windows with linen roman blinds and long curtains looking onto the stone buildings of Portland Place, a tufted ivory sofa and grey armchairs around a lacquered coffee table, a round dining table with velvet and leather chairs and a bowl of hydrangeas, rose-embroidered tub chairs and a tiered glass chandelier; nobody in frame — © Langham

The Langham, London — restaurant — Afternoon tea laid in the Palm Court of The Langham, London: a round table in white linen with a three-tier stand of sandwiches, scones and pastries, silver teapots and two glasses of champagne, ivory armchairs around it, a tufted ivory banquette with pink cushions under a tall urn of pink and white roses, mirrored and gilded walls with crystal sconces and more tables beyond; nobody in frame — © Langham

The Langham, London — exterior — Fachada del Langham en Portland Place a la luz dorada del atardecer — The Langham, London · CC BY-SA 3.0

Why it's in the collection

Because Europe's first grand hotel has stood on Portland Place since 1865 and keeps Artesian and the Chuan Spa – and Langham holds it to four-star standing, listed at exactly the tier it holds.

Opened in 1865 on Portland Place, at the top of Regent Street – Europe's first grand hotel; the flagship of Langham Hospitality Group.
Artesian, the bar, and the Chuan Spa; Two MICHELIN Keys in the 2025 selection.
Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star 2026 for the hotel.

The neighborhood

The Connaught · Mayfair & Marylebone — CVB · CC BY-SA 4.0

Mayfair & Marylebone

The streets between Oxford Street and Piccadilly, with Hyde Park to the west – home to fifteen of the forty-three hotels. Park Lane runs along that western edge; inside the quarter lie Grosvenor and Berkeley Squares, with Bond Street and Mount Street for the shops and galleries. Regent Street and Savile Row are to the east, Marylebone High Street and Portland Place to the north.

Regent Street and Oxford Circus, a few minutes' walk south.
Marylebone High Street, a short walk west.
Regent's Park, up Portland Place.

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