Forming part of the Marriott International Luxury Collection, the new 41-room Langley in Iver, Buckinghamshire, is the result of the multi-million-pound conversion. It combines the Duke of Marlborough’s historic mansion with a Grade II-listed 18th century stables and a Brewhouse, originally built in 1756.
The buildings, which are currently undergoing extensive renovation by interior design company Dennis Irvine Studio, will include an eight treatment-room spa, with an expansive VIP suite, dip pools and a women-only thermal area.
A health club, created in partnership with personal trainer Matt Roberts, will feature innovative fitness equipment and a cryotherapy centre.
City & Country company director, Khalid Affara, says: “The restoration of The Langley has been an incredible process. The sheer size and specification of The Langley Spa help to make the estate an outstanding destination.”
Jenni Benzaquen, vice president, Luxury Brands, Europe for Marriott International, says: “Following the meticulous restoration of the estate, The Langley is set to be a stunning addition to the Luxury Collection portfolio.”
The Langley will become the Luxury Collection’s fifth hotel in the UK, alongside the Wellesley Knightsbridge, Westbury and Park Tower hotels in London, and Trump Turnberry in Ayrshire.
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