Unbent by fad or fashion, it dispenses its array of turbot, truffles, foie gras, and lobster as though the English still ruled an empire. Wait until you sample its new-season lamb sweetened on Welsh grass. Personal service and tranquillity combine to form a winning choice, a private but not snobbish place 200 yards from Harrods. Even long-time patrons of Claridge's and the Dorchester have deserted those citadels to check into The Beaufort. One of London's best small hotels, it's a favorite with artists, actors, media people, and models.
Many bedrooms have four-poster beds.
Warmth and hospitality await you in individually designed accommodations overlooking the British Museum. Known for the wacky themes of its bedrooms, this theatrical and slightly outrageous hotel attracts many fashion models and music industry buffs. Each house deserves its accolades. Some of the large accommodations have bunk beds that make them ideal for families.