Embodying the spirit of the scene-setting grand hotels of the s — with interiors designed by the late French architect Thierry Despont — The Beaumont Mayfair is renowned for its glamorous art deco design, exceptional dining, and impeccable service.
Under its new guise, this September will see the launch of Rosi, a new flagship restaurant celebrating the best of British comfort with seasonal recipes. This comes in addition to its recent expansion of 29 new rooms and suites, as well as a stylish refurbishment of the existing 72 rooms, lobby, bar and restaurant, and more to come. In this exciting new chapter, the hotel will build on its reputation of playing host to prominent figures from around the world, offering the perfect destination to explore the very best of London.
As befits a suite named after Franklin D. Roosevelt, a renowned supporter of the arts, it also boasts a notable collection of original artworks, ceramics and glass dating from the s to the present day. Guests are greeted by a specially commissioned portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt by Kate Boxer in the private entrance lobby, and the other rooms include works by Alexander Calder and Robert Motherwell, as well as by leading contemporary artists such as Colin Reid and Rana Begum RA.
Over the last two years The Beaumont — together with the renowned Zuleika Gallery — has built an art collection within its Mayfair walls that features some of the most talented British, European and American artists of the 20th and 21st Centuries. A range of beauty therapy, hammam and massage treatments is offered, as well as hairdressing services.
The building, classical in style, boasts a grand colonnaded entrance that once sheltered an array of petrol pumps. Its exterior columns, with a somewhat Egyptian appearance, are set against a striking white stone facade. Located on the prestigious Grosvenor Estate, the building received an exceptional architectural treatment.
