Located in the heart of the West End theater district, the Langham Hotel in London, England, opened in 1865 and has played a key role in society, housing such guests as Oscar Wilde, Toscanini and Mark Twain. After serving for decades as the headquarters of the BBC, the hotel was completely reconstructed to reflect its former glory, including impressive marble floors and pillars, along with a grand entrance.
The Langham Hotel is ideally situated near Regent's Park, which was designed by renowned architect, John Nash, and is known as the "jewel in the crown" of the Royal Parks system. The hotel is also a short walk from the famous shopping of Regent Street, Bond Street and Oxford Street. London Heathrow Airport sits 25 kilometers away as well.

The hotel's Memories restaurant serves British dishes with a continental twist during breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Palm Court is a glass canopied restaurant that offers continental breakfasts and traditional English afternoon tea. The polo themed Chukka Bar serves cocktails and drinks, along with a limited lunch and evening menu.

Guests can take a dip in the hotel's heated indoor pool, located in the unusual setting of an old bank vault, or enjoy access to the Langham Health Club and Spa for a fee. Here, guests can lounge in the solarium, sauna, steam room or spa pool, as well as relax with a professional message. Stylists are on hand at the Amadeus Hair salon.

The business center at the Langham Hotel offers conference rooms, audio visual equipment, secretarial assistance, computer rentals and Internet connections. The hotel features 427 guestrooms that include direct dial telephones with voice mail, in room safes, high speed Internet access, coffeemakers, minibars, 24 hour room service, bathrobes, slippers and complimentary designer toiletries.