The Langham Huntington, Pasadena

History feels almost tangible at The Langham Huntington, California. The building’s design exudes the old-world luxury of its 1906 construction and its 1911 remodel by renowned architect Myron Hunt. The hotel’s name comes from its founder and patron, the railway tycoon and art enthusiast Henry Huntington. Even the chandeliers are a historic statement: They were designed by the same atelier who serviced the palace of Ludwig II—the “Mad King of Bavaria.” Today, The Langham works hard to preserve that experiential sense of history. But it also pairs it with world-class amenities, impressive fine dining, and a Pasadena location that’s minutes from downtown.