'A TRULY GRAND HOTEL' The Langham was first opened by the Prince of Wales in 1865 and was London’s first Grand Hotel. It quickly established itself as London’s most fashionable gathering place and regular guests included Mark Twain and Oscar Wilde. Due to war damage in 1940, The Langham ceased to function as a hotel until 1986 whence began the painstaking work of recostructuring the original Victorian features resulting in it becoming once more one of the world’s Grand hotels.

Situated in the heart of London’s vibrant West End it is within walking distance of the capital’s finest shopping areas such as Regent Street, Bond Street and Oxford Street. London’s world famous theatreland is also on the doorstep. The City, with its commercial and financial districts is a short cab ride away, or five stops by underground from nearby Oxford Circus.

The Langham features 379 bedrooms and suites, with king, double and twin beds, each thoughtfully and comfortably equipped, and decorated in different styles.

The Restaurants and Bars represent some of the most unique dining facilities in London. ‘Memories’ is the premier restaurant with the finest international cuisine. ‘Tsars’ Restaurant-Bar offers Russian cuisine and a selection of over 100 vodkas. The Palm Court with its extravagently sculptured cornices and fountain, offers light meals and refreshments whilst Traditional English Tea is served to the accompaniment of live piano music. Or relax by the fire in the Polo-themed Chukka Bar serving a wide range of beer, whisky, gin and cocktails.

The Langham Health Club offers a full range of fitness equipment, sauna and steam room. There is also a Solarium and Beauty Salon.