The campus is located in Marylebone, on the perimeter of Regent’s Park. The main building, designed by John Nash, along with the entire area of Regents Park, was originally built as 26 terraced houses in 1822–23. There are ten pointed cupolas along the roof line, and the façade is adorned with Corinthian columns.

LBS maintains a number of facilities, including a sports centre, restaurant, three cafes and a library, all dedicated for the exclusive use of its community. There is also a privately run pub, ‘The Windsor Castle’ attached to the campus. Most classrooms for the MBA are located in the Sainsbury Wing, the centre of the terrace, most of which are 100-student amphitheatre rooms.

There is no accommodation on campus for students in full-time programmes, although there are rooms on-campus for visiting faculty and executive education participants. Most students choose to live in nearby private residential buildings or in students halls of residence such as the International Students House, London.

LBS is expanding its campus in central London. The business school has redeveloped the Old Marylebone Town Hall into classrooms and offices as the Sammy Ofer Centre. It will further expand it in 2020.

LBS’s main building, designed by the famous British architect John Nash (1752-1835) along with the entire Regents Park locality, was originally constructed as 26 terraced houses.

The roofline of the building features ten pointed cupolas with a façade adorned by Corinthian columns. The campus includes a library, a sports center, three cafés, a restaurant, a privately run pub, a fitness studio, and a swimming pool.Most of the MBA classrooms are amphitheaters that can seat 100 students. No accommodation is provided for full-time students, although rooms are available on the campus for visiting faculty and executive education students.

Most students live in private residential buildings or in student lodgings. The school has a secondary campus in Dubai, which runs EMBA and executive education programs.