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The Venue is a relaxed style environment for those wishing to enjoy a more informal day of hospitality and racing. This popular facility is enhanced by live music from David ‘Yosser’ Hughes, and by some celebrity tipsters keen to give out their advice on the top horses and jockeys.
This excellent value for money package includes a four-course luncheon, afternoon tea and hostess service, taking away any pressures of the day, leaving you to engage with your guests.
Located within the exclusive Hospitality Village, The Venue is close to the Guinness Grandstand and Retail Village and just a few minutes walk from the main viewing Grandstand.
Location | Tented Village (The Courtyard) |
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Admission | Club Admission |
Drinks | Complimentary Bar (Beers, Wines, Spirits & Soft Drinks) |
Parking | 1 per 4 Guests |
Price Guide | £389 to £489 |
Price Rating | ££ |
Tented Village (The Courtyard)
Walk to Rails or Grandstands
Club Admission
1 per 4 Guests
8 to 12 Guests
Morning Coffee & Biscuits
4-Course Lunch
Afternoon Tea
Racing Tipster
TV Racing Coverage
Official Racecard
VIP Hostess Service
Our in-depth article will tell you everything you need to know.
×The Venue is situated at the end of the hospitality area known as The Courtyard. It is a great-value hospitality facility, providing a comprehensive hospitality experience.
The Courtyard is an exclusive hospitality village about a 5-minute walk from the Parade Ring area. It is an attractive spacious area accessed through Cheltenham’s new experience area, The Orchard™, an area full of luxury brands.
The restaurant has a pleasant interior with round tables. The Courtyard has some striking statues and floral enhancements.
Private Tables are available for 8-12 guests, smaller groups will be asked to share.
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 to the rails or make your way to the tiered steps in the Grandstand.
The catering supplied in this facility is Cheltenham’s standard catering package, that being morning coffee & biscuits, a 4-course set Luncheon and Afternoon Tea.
You will have a complimentary bar including wines, beers, spirits, and soft drinks. Please note, however, that Champagne is an extra charge.
In addition to the waiting staff, the restaurant comes with a hostess service, which enhances the drink service.
You will be entertained by a well-known racing personality who will share his betting recommendations with you. The Venue has the bonus of live entertainment in the afternoon from the talented David ‘Yosser’ Hughes, although some may find it a little loud!
There are ample TV monitors throughout the facility, as well as a PA system for the tipster.
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 | 57/100 |
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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.