The Langley, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Buckinghamshire

Been coming once every year since 2022 and I can just say that it is a great hotel, the spa along with the swimming pool and other institutes such as the gym were fantastic. The staff were kind and ready to lend their services at any required team. The walks around the hotel are also very nice, the nature is beautiful. The hotel rooms are 5 out of 5, super clean. They are also comfortable and the designing is top notch! Only reason why I have not put this 5 stars is that it is to a slight extent a bit overpriced but the quality of the place outweighs that.

Fantastic experience from start to finish. Friendly and anticipating staff. By far the best place in the area. It has everything you need for a stay as a couple or family. Stunning gym (real gym) and spa - biggest underground spa in Europe. Cant wait to come back in the spring to try the outdoor pool and tennis facilities. We did not test the cinema room, something else to check out.

I cannot fault this hotel at all, our stay was fabulous. My husband booked it as a birthday treat and even though we don't live far we had never heard of the Langley before. As soon as we pulled up outside the hotel the staff came and took our luggage and Katrina on reception duties was superb at giving us a tour of the facilities and taking us to our room. We had a walk around Langley park which adjoins the hotel before enjoying the hotel bar which is cosy and welcoming. We opted for All Day Dining in the lounge rather than the restaurant and with it being January the hotel was very quiet and romantic. Next day we had spa treatments (bamboo massage...brilliant) and the spa facilities were superb. Our bedroom was in the old brewery house and everything was spotless, you can tell it's all new. A birthday card and balloon was waiting for us in the room which was a nice touch. I would love to come back to the hotel. Was unsure because of some of the reviews but I can't agree with them, we loved our stay, all the staff were fantastic, the breakfast was delicious and the spa was fab.

I was only there for one night but had a fantastic dinner at Cedar and enjoyed the Churchill Bar. Would definitely come back for a longer stay.

We visit the Langley often but lately we have been disappointed with the overall cleanliness of the hotel. The water canister in the Spa lounge is often mouldy, please see photograph attached. When I alerted a member of staff to the mould, I was told “oh yeah” but he simply walked away and left the water as it is. The majority of lockers in the changing room don’t work. The walls are pealing, the shower doesn’t drain well and the whole changing room is often a mess and dirty. The staff are not the most helpful and friendly. The massage is mediocre, not enough pressure even when I specifically asked to apply pressure. Generally, disappointed with the Langley.

My wife and I recently finished a one night stay, an overdue escape from the kids after over two years of constantly interrupted sleep. We booked using Bonvoy points, which confirmed into a classic room (the lowest category; the only one available for points booking), situated in the Brew House (separate annex building). I made two requests of the hotel. First, to give us a room in the Main House (the spa is situated there, and it’s freezing outside: there’s nothing less conducive to a relaxing trip to the spa than having to run a gauntlet between buildings in a bathrobe). Second, to give us late check-out (to make the most of a rare stay without the kids). I didn't have high expectation that my requests would be approved as this is not a huge hotel (big plus for us) and I lost Ambassador status when our little one arrived due to medical complications (having been on it since it was launched in 2011), so am only a lowly lifetime titanium. To my surprise, the first request was confirmed by email a few days before check in. The second was confirmed within hours of arrival. To my even greater surprise, and despite no mention of it at check in, when we were escorted to our room, we’d been upgraded to a junior suite - room 16 (one of three bedrooms which, together with a living room (not provided to us), makes to the Duke of Marlborough (Presidentlal) Suite. We were very appreciative of this. We settled in and then went for dinner at Cedar, the hotel’s restaurant. I have severe (anaphylaxis) allergies to shellfish and had advised the hotel in advance. All staff knew about this and we were assured all food would be prepared separately, with no risk of cross-contamination. In fact, the F&B manager came out to see me with some menus and asked for my meal preferences so things could be organised in advance. As a severe allergy sufferer, this is amazing and I'm so appreciative of the efforts. Needless to say, I had no allergy problems! The food in Cedar was out of this world. The wine (a very good bottle of Pommard) was delicious and the service absolutely faultless. It was one of the most enjoyable meals we’ve had in a hotel, and put us in a really good mood. On return to the room, it felt rather chilly. We tried adjusting the temperature but the panel was unresponsive. I was very reluctant to call down as they’d treated us so well, but it was cold and, with draughts from the huge Georgian (single glazed) sash windows, it would only get worse during the night. Someone came up and tried adjusting the temperature, to no avail. They then tried adjusting the temperature from reception and the night supervisor (a very nice gentleman) told me it only changed it by 0.3 degrees Celsius. Oddly, he didn’t offer us an alternative room (I assume the hotel was fully booked), nor any practical solution. So I requested some extra duvets. First a child’s duvet was delivered by very friendly housekeeper, which wouldn’t have made much of a diffe