Horse Racing
UK racing's flagship meets, Royal Ascot to Cheltenham, spring through autumn.
All Horse Racing Experiences

Cheltenham Festival
Festival racing with restaurant dining and balcony views

Grand National
Private balcony dining overlooking Aintree's home straight

Punchestown Festival
Ireland's spring racing finale, with a country resort base.
Royal Ascot
A day at Ascot with private box dining and afternoon tea

Ebor Festival
A day at York Racecourse with Dante Suite or Ebor Restaurant hospitality
Epsom Derby Festival
Afternoon tea, tipster tips, and live music at Epsom Downs

The Big Ascot Food and Wine Festival
A day of racing at the racecourse

King George Racing Weekend
Live music, racing and 4-course lunch at Ascot Racecourse

May Racing Weekend
A day of hospitality at the venue
The Imperial promise
Why book with Imperial

Completely hands-off from start to finish
Tell us what you're after and we'll plan the rest. All you have to do is show up.

Add personal touches to your trip
Make a request and our team will do everything they can to make it happen
On-site team
Our hosts are with you from arrival to checkout. There is always someone on the ground.
ATOL protected
Bookings that include flights are financially protected under our ATOL licence.
Ready to experience the world's greatest horse racing?
The seats, the dining, the transfers and a named host, arranged in one call.
From the editorial
Field guides, dress codes, and insider notes from our hosts on the ground.

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More ways to explore Horse Racing
A day at the races has five-and-a-bit hours of work to fill. The first race off at 1:30, the last at 5:45, hospitality in between. The option that wins is the one that handles the bookings, the dress-code questions, and the discreet word with the bookmaker.
What hospitality actually gets you
A race day without hospitality is a day on your feet between bookmakers. Hospitality gives you a private box or a hospitality marquee, lunch served on the right hour, and a sommelier-poured wine list that doesn’t pretend to be the public bar.
Every racing booking carries enclosure access matched to the meet, racecards with form notes, lunch and afternoon tea, and a named host through the card.
The difference we make
Twenty-five years of curating the British racing summer. We know the difference between Royal Ascot's Queen Anne and Royal Enclosure, which Cheltenham box has the cleanest view of the home straight, and how Aintree changes between the first race and Grand National post-time. At York we book the Dante Suite and the Ebor Restaurant for the Ebor Festival on the Knavesmire.
Every booking carries a named host, racecards briefed the day before, and transfers timed to the last race so you’re not waiting on the car park.
















