Anthony Weller
The Beaumont
Tucked away on a quiet Mayfair street, The Beaumont is a proper English hotel—clubby, slightly masculine in style, restrained in its vibe, classy to its core. The pleasures of this stay are in the details, with luxurious linens, heated bathroom floors, and a commitment to quality (best demonstrated in their use of leathers, marbles, and woods throughout). The property is the first hotel from restaurateurs Jeremy King and Chris Corbin (of Piccadilly’s beloved the Wolseley), and their Colony Grill Room on the hotel’s ground floor is a worthy destination of its own. (Rooms, from $520)
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