The Langham, London
5 StarsChuan Body + Soul sanctuary, Signature Langham Pink details
Chuan Body + Soul sanctuary, Signature Langham Pink details
St. James residential luxury, Tranquil private courtyard garden
Music-inspired lifestyle concept, Modern fitness studio
Refurbished spartan guest rooms, Proximity to the British Museum
Elizabeth Line transport links, Modernized fitness studio
Michelin-starred Ritz Restaurant, Louis XVI style period interiors
On-site fitness center, Victorian heritage architecture
Art of Dining culinary program, Intimate 1930s Fumoir bar
Mediterranean-inspired Arado Restaurant, Twenty-four hour fitness studio
Off-site fitness center access, Victorian townhouse boutique concept
Victorian townhouse boutique concept, Hyde Park and Italian Gardens access
Historic 1899 railway hotel charm, Bespoke Landmark Tea of Dreams
Eighteen-meter indoor swimming pool, Chic Marylebone village identity
Sleep-focused windowless concept, High-tech 24-hour fitness studio
Michelin-starred Italian gastronomy, Sir Winston Churchill inspired design
Panoramic London skyline views, Extensive 200sqm fitness studio
Exclusive 45 Park Lane pool access, The Grill by Tom Booton
Georgian townhouse architecture, Cycling friendly area
Panoramic London skyline views, Compact and high-tech urban concept
Unique split-level rooms, Kensington Gardens proximity
Panoramic city view rooms, Bar + Block Steakhouse
Minimalist soundproofed design, On-site fitness center
Townhouse hotel concept, Z Café and courtyard terrace
Norfolk Square garden views, Victorian townhouse heritage
British-inspired Reform Social & Grill, Unique two-story Terrace Suite
Sleep-focused cocoon concept, Hyde Park morning walks
Michelin-starred Pavyllon London, Rooftop spa with panoramic views
Modern city-hub concept, Little Venice canal walks
Authentic Indian fusion dining, Basement wellness sanctuary
Deluxe rooms with Jacuzzi baths, Private balconies with garden views
Bright continental dining room, Victorian townhouse architecture
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Marble Arch was designed by John Nash in 1828 based on the triumphal arch of Constantine in Rome. It was originally sited in the Mall as an entrance to Buckingham Palace. It was moved to its present location in 1851, which is on a large traffic island at the junction of Oxford Street, Park Lane and Edgware Road. Surrounded by very heavy traffic there is also a small park beside the Arch. It is located directly opposite Marble Arch tube station. Made of white Carrara Marble it is said historically that only the Royal Family were allowed to pass through it for ceremonial reasons.
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