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Beaumont Hotel


11651 Southeast Main
Beaumont KS 67012
Ph: 620-843-2422
Fax: 620-843-2462
www.hotelbeaumontks.com
Additional Information
The Beaumont Hotel is a homing beacon to all pilots and travelers who want to touch down for a cold drink, a hot bath, a great meal and restful sleep. The Beaumont Hotel’s renovation includes the addition of private baths in the four suites and six deluxe rooms, a remodeled dining room accented with period log furniture in the lobby. The hotel is open daily as a bed and breakfast, and the cafe dishes up hearty meals Wednesday through Sunday every week. There’s also voice mail, facsimile, television, and a private meeting room for business retreats.

Because The Beaumont Hotel adjoins a 10,000 acre working cattle ranch and is near the Tall Grass Prairie National Park, guests may also enjoy wagon rides and campfire cookouts, view works by local artists, and see the oldest wooden water tower in America, now listed on the National Register of Historic Places as well as the Beaumont Hotel!

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Old Frisco Wooden Water Tower

Built in 1885 for Frisco Railroad steam engines in Beaumont, the water tower provided water for the railroad roundhouse and cattle shipping operation. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is the oldest wooden water tower still operating in America.

Beaumont, KS Railroad History

Beaumont Hotel

The Beaumont Hotel was created in 1879 as a stagecoach and railroad stop to shelter weary pioneers when the railroad brought cattle barons and frontier society to The Beaumont.

Beaumont, KS Historic Hotels

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