Oddly, the Grade II-listed façade is the least impressive part of this hotel. The first new Mayfair hotel for a decade is set in the vast 1926 Selfridge’s garage, but it is in the painstakingly and totally rebuilt interiors that this art deco fantasia sings. There’s also been the impressive addition of Antony Gormley’s dramatic part-suite, part-sculpture, ROOM which dramatically sits at the front of the hotel, plus a shiny multi-million-pound renovation to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
Inside, the bar’s great and there’s smooth service and a lovely private bar/drawing room off the foyer. The staff gets the marriage of glamorous formality and approachability just right, and the owners’ personal travel bugbears have created some really thoughtful touches, from the sliding screens that isolate beds from bathrooms to the free soft drinks, movies and shoeshines.
How much does The Beaumont Mayfair cost per night?
We checked prices for Saturday nights at The Beaumont which started at £525 in mid January to around £800 in August.
The Beaumont Mayfair bar:
The Beaumont’s main watering hole is the classy Le Magritte Bar, known for its hefty Bourbon collection.
Does The Beaumont Mayfair bar have a spa?
Yes, there’s a Art Deco hammam and spa clad in shimmering black and white marble mosaics with a sauna and steam room, four treatment rooms and a relaxation area.
Where is The Beaumont Mayfair?
Just off Oxford Street in scenic Mayfair streets. This is a perfect spot for shopping as Selfridges is a few mins away, as well as exploring Mayfair’s art galleries.
What is the nearest tube to The Beaumont Mayfair?
Bond Street tube station is just a few minutes walk away.
Time Out tip:
If you want to really push the boat out, stay in Antony Gormley’s ROOM – one of the only times you’ll ever spend a night in a work of art. It’s dark, atmospheric and totally enveloping.