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Langham London to Launch New and Upgraded Suites
Apr 2, 2010
On the heels of its recent multimillion dollar renovation unveiled last year, the Langham London has released plans for another phase of the project, including the creation of a second presidential suite and upgrades to 25 additional hotel suites.
The project, which is being overseen by Richmond International—the creative force behind the hotel's refurbishment in 2009—will unveil the Regent Suite in May to complement the Infinity Suite, London’s largest suite. Named after the Prince Regent (who later became King George IV), the 1,785-square-foot suite features high ceilings, large bay windows, specially commissioned artwork, and two bedrooms (each with its own private sitting room), as well as private salon that can be adapted into a third sitting room, dining room, or boardroom.
Throughout the project, the Richmond International team will also add upgrades to the hotel's 25 existing top suites, which will also be re-named following the transformation.
The project, which is being overseen by Richmond International—the creative force behind the hotel's refurbishment in 2009—will unveil the Regent Suite in May to complement the Infinity Suite, London’s largest suite. Named after the Prince Regent (who later became King George IV), the 1,785-square-foot suite features high ceilings, large bay windows, specially commissioned artwork, and two bedrooms (each with its own private sitting room), as well as private salon that can be adapted into a third sitting room, dining room, or boardroom.
Throughout the project, the Richmond International team will also add upgrades to the hotel's 25 existing top suites, which will also be re-named following the transformation.
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