A ticket to Cheltenham continues to be one of the most coveted invitations in sport and there is no finer way to host friends, colleagues or customers than in our boxes and chalets.
For any group booking, they represent the ultimate in value for such high quality emtertainment, complete with fine dining, TV coverage of the racing and personal service. Whether you choose to be at the heart of the action, adjacent to the parade ring in a chalet or take in the breathtaking panorama of the course from a box, you and your guests are assured of hospitality at its very best.
Private Boxes
Combine panoramic views of the action with comfort, convenience and luxury and you have the recipe for a memorable day with your guests.
There is a minimum number of people for whom a box can be booked, depending on the size of the box, which we have designated as Small (10 people), Standard (14 people) and Large (18 people)
Glass Fronted Boxes with Balcony
Located alongside the course, these elegantly furnished boxes provide a wonderful view of the action, access to the paddock and betting ring and totepoll betting in the corridor. Each box accommodates 40 for luncheon or 50 for a buffet.
Available at The Festival
Hi-Lux Chalets
Overlooking the paddock, adjacent to the Members’ Lawn and Guinness Grandstand, you will be able to watch the horses leave and victorious horses return to the parade ring from your chalet or balcony. Each chalet houses 32 for luncheon or 48 for a buffet.
Available at The Festival
Chalets
Located in the main horseshoe of the tented village area. Chalets combine privacy when dining with the chance to experience the hustle and bustle of trade stands, the paddock and the Guinness Village. Each chalet houses 24 for luncheon or 32 for a buffet.
Available at The Festival
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Savour the experience with hospitality options for 2 to 200 people, available at every meeting from as little as £55.
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Gold Cup Winner
Year 1995
Horse Master Oats
Jockey Norman Williamson







