Royal Ascot Private Hospitality Boxes,
Ascot Racecourse, High Street, Ascot SL5 7JX
Tuesday 16th June to Saturday 20th June 2026
Are you looking for private viewing boxes for Royal Ascot? You’re own private entertainment space to engage with your key people? Private balcony to enjoy the racing? You’re in the right place…..
The Hospitality Broker presents official Royal Ascot – Private Hospitality Box guide, Tuesday 16th June to Saturday 20th June 2026, Ascot Racecourse, High Street, Ascot SL5 7JX
“Great venue, the food and service was exceptional, a credit to all involved, the lady managing our table was fantastic!”
Pierre H-Managing Director
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ROYAL ASCOT – YOUR PRIVATE HOSPITALITY BOX OPTIONS
PRIVATE GRANDSTAND VIEWING BOX Royal Ascot hospitality, Tuesday 16th June to Saturday 20th June 2026, Ascot Racecourse, High Street, Ascot SL5 7JX
Located on Levels 2 to 5 within the Grandstand, these Private Boxes provide an exclusive birds eye view of the action with superb views of the final straight.
You’ll enjoy being in the hub of the fizzing Ascot atmosphere around the Grandstand crowds, with the calmness of your own private elevated entertainment area within the box.
Grandstand boxes can accommodate 8-18 guests.
A seated lunch is available for 8-12 guests with a buffet format available for any capacity.
PREMIUM PRIVATE HOSPITALITY BOX PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Admission to Ascot Racecourse, Grandstand and the Premier Enclosure
- Admission to private box with private balcony
- Superb four course lunch/Buffet
- Complimentary bar, selected wines, selected spirits, bottled beers, lager and cider & soft drinks
- Race-cards and racing papers
- Car Park label (1 per couple)
- Large TV screen in the Box
| Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | |
| Per person price (based on 12) | £1299 | £1299 | £1499 | £1449 | £1050 |
Per person + vat, subject to availability/change
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PRIVATE VIEWING BOX, Queen Anne Enclosure, Royal Ascot hospitality, Tuesday 16th June to Saturday 20th June 2026, Ascot Racecourse, High Street, Ascot SL5 7JX
Enjoy a stunning Royal Ascot experience with our official private box for 12 guests. (18 guests
can be accommodated on a buffet service basis). This remarkable facility at the Queen Anne
Enclosure offers stunning views of the iconic Ascot Racecourse, finishing straight while
providing a truly memorable hospitality experience for you and your important guests.
Royal Ascot Hospitality – Ascot Racecourse Private Box offers you a private box with private viewing balcony and fine-dining experience.
Royal Ascot – Private Box Hospitality Package Includes:
Queen Anne Enclosure admission
Champagne Reception
4-course fine dining
Afternoon Tea
Complimentary Bar of spirits, wines and soft drinks (including Champagne)
Race-card and racing papers
Car Parking
Dedicated waiter and waitress service
Bookings of 2 guests upwards-FROM: £1,535 + VAT per person
“Absolutely brilliant, Great seats!” Vanessa C
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Royal Ascot – Event History
Royal Ascot is THE most prestigious flat racing meeting and takes place each year in mid-June. It attracts some of the best horses and jockeys from around the world and is renowned for its premier places in the global racing and social calendar.
This event is ultimate in quality and style and provides unparalleled racing and hospitality. It is the event of the summer calendar, steeped in tradition, heritage and pageantry dating back to 1711.
The Royal Meeting attracts over 300,000 racegoers each year to view the splendor and colour of five days of the finest racing, and fashion. The quality of the horse racing at the Royal Meeting is simply outstanding.
Royal Ascot – The Day
Each day follows the same format with The Royal Procession making its way from the Golden Gates, along the racecourse and into the Parade Ring from 2.00pm each afternoon. The first race of six each day is at 2.30pm and the last race is at 5.35pm, after which racegoers are invited to celebrate their winnings as they sing traditional favourites, and a few new ones, around the bandstand.
Each day of the meeting, which this year runs from Tuesday 16th June to Saturday 20th June 2026, contains at least one feature race, with three prestigious Group 1 contests kick-starting the opening day.
The Queen Anne Stakes, for milers aged four and above, starts proceedings on Tuesday and has featured Frankel.
Next is the King’s Stand Stakes – a thrilling 5f sprint recently dominated by overseas raiders, especially from Australia. The final Group 1 on Tuesday is the St James’s Palace Stakes, another 1m race, this time for three-year-olds only. This race is a traditional target for 2,000 Guineas winners from Britain and Ireland.
Wednesday’s feature is the Prince of Wales’s Stakes, which is contested by four-year-olds and older over 1m2f. Along with Saturday’s Golden Jubilee Stakes – renamed the Diamond Jubilee Stakes this year to mark the Queen’s milestone – it is the most valuable race at Royal Ascot, worth £500,000.
The highlight of Royal Ascot is the Gold Cup, run on the Thursday. Staged over 2m4f, the race is the longest Group 1 in Britain and is contested by the best Flat stayers. Yeats notched four consecutive victories in the race here, with Rite Of Passage and Fame And Glory also exchange history with their hooves on this course.
Royal Ascot Dress Code
Ladies:
- A dress or top and skirt, with shoulder or halter neck straps (lace and chiffon fabrics are permitted, no minimum length)
- A trouser suit of matching material and colour
- A jumpsuit that falls below the knee and complies with the shoulder strap requirements
- A hat, headpiece or fascinator
Girls: (aged 10-16) should dress for a formal occasion.
Smart summer dress is suggested. Hats, fascinators and headpieces are not compulsory.
Gentlemen:
Gentlemen with Queen Anne Enclosure Admission must wear a suit with a collared shirt and tie, no bow ties or cravats will be accepted.
You should also consider:
- Jackets and trousers should be of matching colour and pattern
- Socks must be worn at all times and should cover the ankles
- Jeans, chinos and trainers are not acceptable
Boys: (aged 13-16) should wear a jacket or suit with shirt and tie.
Younger boys (aged 12 and under) should dress smart but no jacket or tie is required.
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