Langham Hotel, London

The Langham, London, is a prestigious 5-star hotel located in Marylebone, known for its rich history and luxurious accommodations. Opened in 1865, it was the largest hotel in the city at the time, featuring innovative amenities such as hydraulic lifts. Over the years, it has hosted notable guests including royalty, literary figures like Oscar Wilde, and celebrities. The hotel has undergone several renovations, most recently restoring its original grandeur while adding modern facilities. Today, it boasts 380 rooms, a renowned afternoon tea service at the Palm Court, and various dining options, including the newly opened restaurant Mimosa. The Langham also has a significant cultural presence, having appeared in films like GoldenEye and serving as a backdrop for literary history with the meeting of Oscar Wilde and Arthur Conan Doyle.