An eight-storey, glass-roofed atrium filled with palms defines The Landmark London far more than its position on busy Marylebone Road. The hotel occupies a grand railway-era building from 1899, with notably generous bedrooms and suites arranged around a softly traditional decorative scheme. The Winter Garden restaurant sits beneath the atrium itself. The Mirror Bar provides a smaller and more enclosed setting for drinks. A health club and spa add an indoor pool, gym and treatment rooms. The building’s monumental Victorian exterior gives little indication of the bright interior volume at its centre, where the atrium functions almost as an indoor square.