The Beaumont

Overview

Set in the heart of London's chicest neighborhood of Mayfair, The Beaumont brings to life the sophistication of the roaring twenties with a collection of Art Deco art and murals. The five-star hotel, equal parts grand and intimate, was the brainchild of the founders and original managers, the London restauranteurs Jeremy King and Chris Corbin. The pair imagined the hotel as a love-letter to the great New York hotels of the 1920s, with just 50 inviting, uniquely designed art deco–style bedrooms and 22 suites, including a Presidential Suite, all of which boast original artwork and antiques, mosaic marble bathrooms and and king-sized beds. Art aficionados and those looking for a transcendental retreat can stay in the cave-like ROOM by Antony Gormley, which occupies the interior of the giant semi-abstract sculpture by the British sculptor and protrudes from the entrance of The Beaumont on Brown Hart Gardens.

Along with a brand-new bar, lounge and al fresco dining terrace, The Beaumont’s sleek Art Deco interiors have recently been reimagined and refurbished by the leading New York-based designer Thierry Despont and London-based architects Reardon Smith, adding new layers of comfort and luxury. Savor Chef Ben Boeynaems' flavorful transatlantic favorites from fine-cut steaks, shellfish, salads and more sourced locally with seasonal ingredients at the Colony Grill Room; it’s a favorite on the London dining scene with striking new murals, artwork and its beloved deep red Italian leather banquettes. Enjoy afternoon tea, light lunch or dinner at The Lounge reimagined as an intimate space to listen to live piano music on their baby grand. The Terrace is an urban oasis facing the Brown Hart Gardens offering al fresco cocktails and dining in a relaxed setting with 1920s rattan armchairs and café tables enveloped with lush surroundings. In the evenings, head to Le Magritte Bar inspired by American bar that took 1920's Paris and London by storm. Think seductive, sophisticated interiors with a leather-topped ebony bar with European fiddleback cherrywood specializing in bourbons, American whiskies and cocktails from jazz-age classics to Sinatra's favorite Rusty Nail.

The hotel’s central London location is a convenient base for outings to the city’s best museums, shops, galleries and parks. The National Gallery, Bond Street, Hyde Park, the Tate Modern, and more, are calling. The Beaumont is planning to welcome back guests in late summer 2021.