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The Beaumont, Jeremy King and Chris Corbin’s first hotel, opened on 29 September 2014. Evoking the elegance and personalised hospitality of pre-war Mayfair, it is grand in style and yet intimate in feel. With 73 rooms, including 23 suites, a particular feature is ROOM, a suite in the form of an inhabitable sculpture by Antony Gormley. The hotel includes a classic Grill Room, an American Bar, a separate Residents’ Bar & Lounge, a Boardroom, and a Gymnasium and Spa with Hamam. All areas of the hotel are wheelchair-accessible.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by The Beaumont Hotel

Disabled Access at The Beaumont Hotel

The entrance and the whole ground floor are accessible through wide doors with no slopes, leading to the Reception area, the American Bar, the Colony Grill Room, a Resident’s lounge and an accessible washroom. All floors and rooms can be accessed via wide lifts that are used by both disabled or non-disabled guests. The lower ground floor features a Spa, hamam and gymnasium; an accessible toilet and the Lotos Room, a private dining room.

Accessible parking at The Beaumont Hotel

The hotel offers valet parking service to all guests and the streets nearby offer a number of disabled parking options. The nearest street being North Audley Street, one block away from the hotel.

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Toilets features at The Beaumont Hotel

The accessible toilets are step-free with wide doors for manual and power wheelchairs, grab rails and ‘easy turn’ locks.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.