THE LANGHAM LONDON – TIMELESS ELEGANCE MEETS CONTEMPORARY RELEVANCE

PLANNING A TRIP TO LONDON- BUSINESS OR LEISURE?

The key to making the most of a trip to London lies in appreciating the fact that the city is divided into numerous different districts, each with a flavour, personality and appeal of its’ own. Whilst the term ‘central London’ might cover a very large area and a wide range of these districts, the fact is that each different part of the centre of the city offers something different to recommend it. There are shopping districts, museum districts, young bohemian districts and older, more historical districts, always bearing in mind that they tend to overlap and to resist being put in a single pigeon hole.

WHERE TO STAY IN LONDON AND WHY?

The district around Portland Place is a good example of the way in which one area can be multi-faceted in terms of the attractions and diversions it offers. Depending upon which direction one travels in, it might be a famous shopping street which first appear, or a large, wide open park space. Stay in a location such as this and it will be possible to explore all the different facets of London life without even having to travel too far.

THE LANGHAM LONDON:

The Langham London is a 5 star luxury hotel in the heart of the city, offering luxury accommodation in an architecturally sumptuous building which conjures images of the grace and style of yesteryear whilst still providing the kind of facilities and services to be expected in a modern hotel. The 380 rooms pull off the trick of offering peaceful, tranquil shelter on the doorstep of the bustling heart of London, providing the perfect place in which to recover from one days sightseeing whilst preparing for the next.

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BAR AT THE LANGHAM LONDON:

FACILITIES AND AMENITIES:

All of the rooms are air conditioned and include a 32” flat screen TV, complimentary WIFI access, tea and coffee making facilities and a luxurious en suite bathroom. When it comes to fine dining, the restaurant at the hotel is simply impossible to better, being Roux at the Landau, where head chefs Albert and Michel Roux junior work together to create an unforgettable dining experience. For slightly more casual but no less luxurious drinking and dining the hotel offers the award winning Artesian cocktail bar and Palm Court, the original London home of the afternoon tea.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS, MARKETS ETC:

Any guest at the hotel is simply spoiled for choice when it comes to deciding which part of London life they wish to start enjoying first. Within easy walking distance you can find the West End of London, with shops which run from famous high street names to bespoke boutique retailers and iconic department stores. If the crowds get a bit too much for you the space and fresh air of Regent’s Park is just around the corner, whilst the museums and galleries which draw culture fans to London from all over the world are just a few minutes away.

Oxford Circus Tube station, offering access to the Bakerloo, Central and Victoria lines is just a few minutes’ walk away, bringing the rest of the city, north and south of the city, within easy and affordable reach.