The Beaumont Mayfair
Mayfair, London
“Art Deco clubland sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Forbes Travel Guide
Vibe
Polished walnut paneling, period portraiture, and a discreet Mayfair courtyard lend the feel of a golden-age private club.
“Art Deco clubland sanctuary”
Thierry Despont Art Deco interiors alongside Antony Gormley's habitable three-story crouching sculpture suite.
Chauffeur-driven house car drop-offs, personalized Mayfair concierge service, and evening turndown across tailored suites.
A 1926 Grade II-listed Art Deco facade, originally built as a garage for Selfridges.
On quiet Brown Hart Gardens in Mayfair, steps from Selfridges and Oxford Street.
Rooms
Tailored Art Deco bedrooms feature bespoke timber furnishings, while Antony Gormley’s habitable crouching sculpture suite holds a dark fumed-oak bedroom.
Wellness
Clad in monochrome marble mosaic, the subterranean spa centers on a heated hammam table alongside a sauna, steam room, and ice lounge.
Backstory
Built in 1926 as an Art Deco garage for Selfridges, the Grade II-listed building was later transformed by restaurateurs Corbin and King.
Eat & drink
Sip classic bourbons beside an original painting at Le Magritte Bar before dining beneath Luke Edward Hall murals at Rosi.
The neighborhood
Tucked along the elevated terrace of Brown Hart Gardens, the address offers secluded Mayfair quiet just strides from Oxford Street.
“One of London’s boldest luxury hotels takes its inspiration from across the Atlantic — the Beaumont Hotel is meant to evoke the glamour and the rush of a fictional Roaring Twenties New York member’s club.”
“The art deco building is quiet and compact, cloistered on a Mayfair street that overlooks Brown Hart Gardens.”
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