The Langley Hotel has successfully opened, following Practical Completion at the beginning of 2019. The new 5* hotel will form part of Marriott International’s Luxury Collection and is sited in the heart of Buckinghamshire’s Langley park, at the former hunting Lodge of the Duke of Marlborough. Extensive refurbishment and alteration works have been undertaken across the Grade II* Listed Mansion and Grade II Clockhouse, along with the construction of a new subterranean 1600 sqm spa.
A Palladian mansion, the house was largely constructed in the 17th Century by significant British architect Stiff Leadbetter. The refurbishment maintains and enhances the impressive, stately character of the building, retaining and elevating many of the unique historic features whilst enabling the rooms and public areas to meet the requirements of a contemporary luxe hotel. The Clockhouse underwent significant upgrading works, including the subtle insertion of a new extension hidden within the yard. This conversion creates many of the hotel’s bedrooms, in a slightly more rustic, still modern style. The Spa sits largely unseen below the extant carpark, minimising any impact on this Listed landscape, whilst positioned directly below and adjacent the Mansion, offering a direct link.
