Spa at The Landmark London

Spa at The Landmark London frequently asked questions

Who owns the Spa at The Landmark London?

The Spa at The Landmark London is part of The Landmark London hotel. It was purchased by the Lancaster Landmark Hotel Company Limited in 1995. The Landmark Group is a Thai company that opened its first hotel in 1987, and it owns several other hotels in London.

How do you get to the Spa at The Landmark London?

The Spa at The Landmark London is on Marylebone Road in London. It is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest Underground stations are Marylebone (which is on the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines) and Baker Street (on the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, and Metropolitan lines). Marylebone Station is adjacent to the hotel, providing access to national rail services, and several bus routes serve the area, with stops near the hotel. For those who are driving, the hotel offers valet parking. There is also a paid, CCTV-monitored car park nearby.

What is included in a spa day at Source Spa and Wellness at Saunton Sands Hotel?

What is included in a spa day at Spa at The Landmark London depends on the experience that you book. Spa facilities include a gym, a Jacuzzi and sanarium. There are four treatment rooms where therapists use Germaine de Capuccini products, in a range of face and body treatments.

What is near the Spa at The Landmark London?

The Spa at The Landmark London is ideally located for exploring central London. Nearby attractions include:

• Madame Tussauds London
• Regent's Park
• Oxford Street
• The Sherlock Holmes Museum
• The Wallace Collection

When was the Spa at The Landmark London built?

The Landmark London was built in 1899 and originally opened as the Great Central Hotel - a large courtyard with a glass roof was a particularly notable feature. It has an illustrious history - the architect was Col. Robert Edis whose previous work included the ballroom for the Prince of Wales at Sandringham, for example.

Following a number of different owners and guises across the decades, in 1988 Kentaro Abe (the real name of Japanese pop star Sen Masao) purchased the hotel and started construction work in 1989. The proposed name for the new hotel was to be the Windsor Hotel. In 1991 the building was bought by Hazama Corporation Ltd and restoration continued, and in 1993 it reopened as the Regent and was part of the Four Seasons Group. In 1995 it was bought by the Lancaster London Hotel Company and renamed the Landmark London Hotel, becoming a member of the Leading Hotels of the World in 2008.

What amenities does the Spa at The Landmark London have?

A day spa in a spectacular London hotel, The Spa at The Landmark London. Spa facilities include a gym, a Jacuzzi and sanarium. There are four treatment rooms where therapists use Germaine de Capuccini products, in a range of face and body treatments.

What are the food and drink options at the Spa at The Landmark London?

The Landmark London hotel is home to multiple restaurants and dining experiences. The Winter Garden is a glamorous oasis, there's a Champagne bar, their own British gastro pub which nods to the hotel's railway history, and The Mirror Bar - a secret London hideaway for handcrafted cocktails.

How many treatment rooms are there at the Spa at The Landmark London?

There are four treatment rooms where therapists use Germaine de Capuccini products, in a range of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at the Spa at The Landmark London is at 3pm and check-out is 12midday. Spa opening times are weekdays from 6:30am to 10pm and weekends from 7am to 9pm. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.