Ascot

Royal Ascot without hospitality is a long day on your feet between bookmakers. Hospitality gives you a private box or a grandstand restaurant, lunch and afternoon tea served on the right hour, and a sommelier-poured Pol Roger you don't need to queue for.

Every Ascot booking carries Royal Enclosure or Queen Anne Enclosure access matched to the meet, racecards with form notes, lunch and afternoon tea, and a named host through the card.

Twenty-five years of working Royal Ascot week. We know the difference between Royal Enclosure and Queen Anne, which day pairs with which corporate group, and how to brief the dress code so the morning suit and the hat both arrive at the right hour.

Every package carries a named host, racecards briefed the day before, and transfers timed to the last race so your car park exit beats the M3 queue.