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The Champions Walk Restaurant is ideally located at the edge of The Village, right next to the Guinness Village and overlooking the Parade Ring. It also boasts some rather enviable views of the horse walk, where the horses leave the Parade Ring and where the victor returns to the Winner’s Enclosure.
On arrival guests, receive a glass of Champagne and can expect a relaxed grazing menu, including a charcuterie selection, four bowl taster menu, cheese table and afternoon tea.
This modern facility includes a club enclosure admission badge which grants access to the best areas of the racecourse, including the fantastic viewing found in the main viewing grandstand.
Location | Opposite the Horse Walk & Parade Ring |
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Admission | Club Admission |
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Parking | 1 per 2 Guests |
Price Guide | £545 to £675 |
Price Rating | £££ |
Opposite the Horse Walk & Parade Ring
Walk to Rails or Grandstands
Club Admission
1 per 2 Guests
2 Guests or more
Coffee & Charcuterie Selection
Champagne Reception
Afternoon Tea
TV Racing Coverage
Official Racecard
Tote Betting Service
Our in-depth article will tell you everything you need to know.
×The Champions Walk Restaurant is a very smart & modern glass-fronted facility with a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. It might be considered a little expensive for a non-viewing race package, however, it is the closest non-viewing facility to the course.
The restaurant is on the ground level, located in the hustle and bustle of the Parade Ring area. It is directly opposite the area where the horses are led from the Parade Ring to the course, known as the horsewalk.
The décor is bright and fresh, with a lot of natural light streaming through the glass-fronted windows.
All groups are sat at private tables, which feature high ‘bar-stool’ type chairs & tables.
A Club Admission ticket is included, which is the premier enclosure at Cheltenham. Please note that the racing cannot be viewed directly from this facility. To view the racing, you need to walk the short distance to the rails or go to the tiered steps in the Grandstand.
The modern theme extends to the catering, which is fairly adventurous, where all the dishes are served as grazing and bowl food. Lunch begins with a Charcuterie selection, which is followed by a four-bowl taster menu. You will then be invited to the Pudding table and the Cheese table. Afternoon Tea is also served in this facility.
There is a Champagne reception, and the bar is complimentary including, wines, beers, spirits, and soft drinks. Please note, however, that champagne is an extra charge following the reception.
Service throughout is left to the waiting staff. There is not a hostess service.
The package does not include a racing tipster.
There are ample TV monitors throughout the facility.
Car park passes are allocated on a 1:2 basis, car parking is situated in the general public areas.
A Racecard is included, and there are Tote betting facilities available.
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Total | 62/100 |
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Officially there is no dress code at Cheltenham, the course recommends dressing for the weather. However, in hospitality areas, gentlemen usually wear a suit or similar, and many ladies choose to wear county-style hats.
The racecourse postcode is GL50 4SH for use with GPS equipment. However, on a race day, customers are strongly advised to follow temporary signs when entering Cheltenham and the local area and not the brown permanent signs.