The Beaumont is a discreet yet glamorous hotel in one of
London’s most affluent areas. The art deco building is quiet and compact,
cloistered on a Mayfair street that overlooks Brown Hart Gardens, a 10,000-square-foot
public square.
The independent hotel was designed by famed Fortnum &
Mason architects Wimperis & Simpson and exudes a sense of grandeur while
maintaining an inviting atmosphere from the moment one enters its glass
revolving doors. Warm walnut paneling, mellow lighting and oxblood-red interior
furnishings that give a gentle nod to a bygone era feel equal parts formal and
homey.
There’s an undeniable essence of Old World charm here. A
tender smile at reception, a printed map of the local area handed to you upon
arrival and the gentle hum of conversation and crockery clinking just beyond
the lobby in The Magritte Bar all make you feel settled in within moments.
You’ll notice bookshelves stacked with Hemingway and
Fitzgerald, and everywhere you turn there is art, including elegant paintings
hanging from the walls, antique coffee tables and other vintage curios.
The Beaumont is a discreet yet glamorous hotel in one of
London’s most affluent areas. The art deco building is quiet and compact,
cloistered on a Mayfair street that overlooks Brown Hart Gardens, a 10,000-square-foot
public ...