10 Most Common Things Tourists Forget to Pack for Europe, According to a Hotel Concierge of 30+ Years

"The Langham sits at the top of Regent Street, so we're surrounded by world-class shopping, galleries, and theaters. Helping guests go beyond the obvious—whether that's a private tour at a museum, a stroll through Marylebone's hidden streets, or securing a table at a Michelin-starred restaurant—is what makes the job truly special."

"I recommend thinking about layering clothing, noting that London can have "four seasons in one day.""

The Langham in London has welcomed guests for 160 years and sits at the top of Regent Street adjacent to world-class shopping, galleries, and theaters. A hotel concierge acts as a bridge between guests and the city by arranging private museum tours, guiding visitors through Marylebone's hidden streets, and securing tables at Michelin-starred restaurants. Frequent tourist mistakes include overpacking heavy outerwear, forgetting a universal adapter, and not packing appropriate outfits for high tea or theater. Choosing layers, versatile garments with practical features, and planning attire for events helps visitors adapt to unpredictable London weather.

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