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The Beaumont hotel brings a roar to afternoon tea with their 1920s-inspired Gatsby’s Room


HAVING undergone 18 months of refurbishment, this September Mayfair’s Beaumont Hotel reopened its doors once more. 

One of their most significant updates, all designed by New York-based architect Theirry Desport, is in the heart of the ground floor. What once was the hotel bar, it has now been completely transformed into Gatsby’s room – no longer serving cocktails, but offering visitors The Beaumont’s new afternoon tea experience. 

Gatsby’s Room Afternoon Tea – Print © ZACandZAC

Like the rest of the venue, it boasts a relaxed ambience, with the hopes that people who are paying a visit to Mayfair’s shopping scene would use it as their mid-afternoon pitstop. Think sinking into walnut-framed sofas and mahogany barrel chairs – all of which was inspired by the building’s 1926 origin.

One can expect the typical array of finger sandwiches and sweet treats, however, The Beaumont has worked on putting together a separate vegan and gluten-free menu to allow all diners the chance to indulge – all accompanied by the most helpful and charming service.

Gatsby’s Room Afternoon Tea – Print ©ZACandZAC.

 

by Pia Brynteson

The Beaumont, 8 Balderton St, Brown Hart Gardens, London W1K 6TF

The tea is available from £45 per adult (£60 with a glass of 2015 Gusbourne Blanc de Blancs) and £20 per child, and is served daily between 2:30pm and 5:30pm.

 

Please find more information here about The Beaumont Hotel afternoon tea.

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