The Langham Hotel, London
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“This great big castle of a building is less than five minutes’ walk from Oxford Circus, but still far enough away for the noise of crowds to have dissipated. The Langham first opened in 1865, so it’s self-assured, yet more modern than most hotels of its age.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2020 Gold List.
What guests liked
- Excellent location
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Beautiful building
All you need to know
Featuring a French restaurant, free Wi-Fi, luxurious and modern rooms complete with marble bathrooms, The Langham Hotel is truly a luxurious hotel. Each room has a bright aesthetic, a flat-screen television, which has channels available on satellite, tea as well as coffee making facilities, a hairdryer, and even a trouser press. The Langham Hotel is a ten-minute walk away from Madame Tussauds, a twenty-minute walk away from Hyde Park, and 2.4 kilometers away from the historic and popular site, that is, Westminster.
That is not all since The Langham Hotel is situated at a prime location; it is located 500 meters away from the Oxford Circus and two kilometers away from Buckingham Palace. The Langham Hotel offers a wide variety of facilities and services to its guests, which include food and drinking facilities, such as a snack bar, breakfast in bed services, a bar, and a restaurant, reception services, such as ticket services, concierge services, and more, along with cleaning services, such as housekeeping, dry cleaning services, laundry services, and more.
The Langham Hotel also has business facilities, such as a business center and even banquet and meeting facilities. That is not all; several other popular facilities include heating, lifts, family rooms, and more.
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