
The Beaumont brings Art Deco restraint, club-like service and genuine individuality to a quiet Mayfair square, including one of London’s most unusual artist-designed hotel rooms.
The Beaumont sits on Brown Hart Gardens in Mayfair, a quiet pocket just behind Oxford Street and close to Mount Street, Bond Street and Hyde Park.
The hotel draws on Art Deco and interwar London rather than contemporary minimalism. Dark wood, polished stone, curated art and intimate public rooms create the feeling of an established private club.
Guest rooms and suites are refined and residential, while ROOM by Antony Gormley makes the property unusually memorable by turning one accommodation into a monumental piece of inhabitable sculpture.
Le Magritte Bar and the hotel’s dining spaces preserve the same understated mood, and the relatively compact scale allows service to feel personal rather than institutional.
The Beaumont is best for travelers who want Mayfair without the showiness of a palace hotel, favoring discretion, character and an old-London sense of intimacy.
