Venues

Grand Ballroom *

Originally the hotel’s dining room, this expansive room has been at the cornerstone of The Langham, since it first opened. Later, as the Grand Ballroom it soon established itself as a legendary venue for lavish celebrations.

This listed space has now been lovingly restored with subtle touches, enhancing the delicate period details that echo its past. Authentic elements have been preserved from the dramatic renaissance pillars to the sparkling chandeliers and the fine hand-painted decorative detailing. 

The pale hues of cream, green and gold accentuate the abundance of light that pervades the room through the elaborately draped windows which open on to a terrace overlooking The Rose Garden. A rare treasure in London, this outdoor event space offers the retreat of an English courtyard rose garden suitable for al fresco events.

Immediately adjoining The Grand Ballroom is a pre-function space called The Portland Foyer.

The Portland Foyer *

A pre-function space adjoining the Grand Ballroom for up to 200 guests.

Courtyard Garden

Discover The Langham's Courtyard Garden, a rare al fresco wedding venue in the heart of London.

The south facing Courtyard Garden is one of the oldest private garden sites in the West End, dating back to the mid-eighteenth century. 

This courtyard garden forms a unique outdoor reception venue for up to 250 guests for use in conjunction with the hotel’s historic Grand Ballroom. Measuring 420 square metres, the Courtyard Garden is a flexible venue for weddings and special events. Located at the rear of the hotel, it is accessed directly from the Grand Ballroom.

Roux at the Landau

Exclusively hire Roux at The Landau for up to 150 guests. With the legendary expertise of Albert and Michel Roux and resident Chef de Cuisine, Chris King, your event will be unforgettable. 

Postillion

With glamorous contemporary interiors by David Collins Studio, Postillion is an exquisitely appointed room with high ceilings and large windows making the most of natural light and charming views of All Souls Church. Perfect for cocktails for up to 40 people, and lunches and dinners for 18 people, Postillion offers privacy in elegant surroundings, with menu's devised by the Roux at The Landau restaurant.

The Mayfair

Located in the original part of Langham House, The Mayfair is decorated in a contemporary fashion yet accentuating the original high ceilings, large picture windows and fireplaces. 

The Marylebone

The Marylebone can be be sub-divided for increased flexibility.

The Soho

A stylish ultra-modern boardroom for up to 10, features floor to ceiling glass walls .

The Fitzrovia

The Fitzrovia can been be sub-divided for increased flexibility

The Stanhope

The Stanhope is one of the seven Private Carriage Rooms are easily-accessed one level below the main lobby. The Private Carriage Rooms have been re-named after horse-drawn carriages used in town by affluent Victorians. This continues the theme from The Langham’s signature restaurant, Roux at The Landau, as these spaces will be best suited for more intimate gatherings.

This collection of rooms is more traditionally styled and also enjoy natural daylight and most feature their own marble fireplaces. 

The Surrey

The Surrey is one of the seven Private Carriage Rooms are easily-accessed one level below the main lobby. The Private Carriage Rooms have been re-named after horse-drawn carriages used in town by affluent Victorians. This continues the theme from The Langham’s signature restaurant, Roux at The Landau, as these spaces will be best suited for more intimate gatherings.

This collection of rooms is more traditionally styled and also enjoy natural daylight and most feature their own marble fireplaces. 

The Brougham

The Brougham is one of the seven Private Carriage Rooms are easily-accessed one level below the main lobby. The Private Carriage Rooms have been re-named after horse-drawn carriages used in town by affluent Victorians. This continues the theme from The Langham’s signature restaurant, Roux at The Landau, as these spaces will be best suited for more intimate gatherings.

This collection of rooms is more traditionally styled and also enjoy natural daylight and most feature their own marble fireplaces. 

The Barouche

The Barouche is one of the seven Private Carriage Rooms are easily-accessed one level below the main lobby. The Private Carriage Rooms have been re-named after horse-drawn carriages used in town by affluent Victorians. This continues the theme from The Langham’s signature restaurant, Roux at The Landau, as these spaces will be best suited for more intimate gatherings.

This collection of rooms is more traditionally styled and also enjoy natural daylight and most feature their own marble fireplaces. 

The Phaeton

The Phaeton is one of the seven Private Carriage Rooms are easily-accessed one level below the main lobby. The Private Carriage Rooms have been re-named after horse-drawn carriages used in town by affluent Victorians. This continues the theme from The Langham’s signature restaurant, Roux at The Landau, as these spaces will be best suited for more intimate gatherings.

This collection of rooms is more traditionally styled and also enjoy natural daylight and most feature their own marble fireplaces. 

The Clarence

The Clarence is one of the seven Private Carriage Rooms are easily-accessed one level below the main lobby. The Private Carriage Rooms have been re-named after horse-drawn carriages used in town by affluent Victorians. This continues the theme from The Langham’s signature restaurant, Roux at The Landau, as these spaces will be best suited for more intimate gatherings.

This collection of rooms is more traditionally styled and also enjoy natural daylight and most feature their own marble fireplaces. 

The Victoria

The Victoria is one of the seven Private Carriage Rooms are easily-accessed one level below the main lobby. The Private Carriage Rooms have been re-named after horse-drawn carriages used in town by affluent Victorians. This continues the theme from The Langham’s signature restaurant, Roux at The Landau, as these spaces will be best suited for more intimate gatherings.

This collection of rooms is more traditionally styled and also enjoy natural daylight and most feature their own marble fireplaces. 

The Conservatory

The conservatory is a beautiful design-led space. A large custom-built dining table created by local craftsman Martin Tucker takes centre stage in this bright and airy room decorated with great features such as a cabinet from northern France and lamps sourced by Petersham nurseries. The space is suitable as a boardroom for up to 26 guests or a reception for up to 50 and offers a superb alternative to a more traditional meeting space in a central London hotel.

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