Comfortable king-bedded rooms with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the Mayfair rooftops and The Beaumont's garden court. Equally suited to a leisure or business stay, all have private entrance halls, sleek mosaic-and-marble bathrooms and plentiful wardrobe space.

With fabulous views towards the City of London, all the Superior rooms have King-size beds, which can be reconfigured as Twins. Beautifully designed in soothing pale tones with refined Art Deco detailing. Some rooms are designed to be fully accessible for guests with reduced mobility.

Thoughtfully designed, as are all the rooms at The Beaumont, these large rooms make a grand base for a stay in London. Bronze mirroring, shagreen detailing on the large desk/dressing table, mohair velvet and sumptuous silks are all the hallmark of sophisticated 20s and 30s aesthetics.

Generously proportioned, the Studios at The Beaumont all feature comfortable seating areas, dressing areas, large bathrooms and private entrance hallways. For family groups, we also have a Studio wing available, combining one Studio and two bedrooms in a privately contained area. All feature geometric, period patterns, pale fabrics, and sumptuous bronze detailing for a calm, streamlined look.

The Superior Studios all have their own unique features: some have separate dressing areas; some have a private terrace and all have differing views over the garden square or the Mayfair rooftops. With generous hallways, all feel like a private, period apartment in the heart of London.

The Beaumont's classic suites, with their soft Art Deco colour palette and luxurious finishes, offer a peaceful, quiet retreat, with ample space for entertaining, meetings or simply relaxing. Some have luxurious sofa beds, perfect for families travelling with children.

Each of The Beaumont's largest one-bedroom suites has its own unique layout, but all overlook Brown Hart Gardens. Silks, mohair velvets, bronze detailing and subtle geometric period patterns create a calm, relaxing environment for business or pleasure.

Some of the Mayfair Suites can be expanded to include two bedrooms.

Antony Gormley's sculpture Room forms a unique bedroom to a suite. A dark, mysterious, cave-like space, its creation allowed the artist to 'sculpt darkness', encouraging the occupant to enter a different state of consciousness, to enjoy at the very least a meditative pause, and the chance to withdraw, for a while, from the busy world outside.

A large one-bedroom suite, ideal for entertaining, with a generous, very private terrace overlooking Brown Hart Gardens and expansive views towards the City of London. The comfortable sitting room provides ample space for relaxing, dining and working.