
15–19 Jun 2027 · Horse Racing
Hotels for Royal Ascot 2027
In Windsor running 15–19 Jun 2027. 153 hotels within a 10-minute walk of Windsor and 221 within 20 minutes — book close and make a trip of it.
- When
- 15–19 Jun 2027
- Venue
- Windsor
- Stations by the venue
- Windsor and Eton Riverside (South Western Railway trains)
- Hotels within a 10-minute walk
- 153
- Typical weather
- June here averages 15°C, with around 58 mm of rain across the month.
Climate data: NASA POWER
About Royal Ascot 2027
Royal Ascot is the jewel of the British flat season — five days of top-class racing, high fashion and royal pageantry in Berkshire, running 15–19 June 2027. Morning-suited crowds, extravagant hats and the daily royal carriage procession make it as much a social occasion as a sporting one, and it's one of the highlights of the English summer.
Ascot sits close to Windsor, and rooms across the area fill fast for the meeting. Stay in nearby Windsor — with its castle, riverside and easy trains to the course — or in west London, and you can dress up for a day at the races then explore the Thames Valley or the capital.
Where to stay for Royal Ascot 2027
Hotels you can walk from come first, then the stations that suit this venue best: the most hotels within a short walk of the station and the fewest stops to the venue, so the order is best first. Walking times are measured on foot; we show no train journey times, so check the timetable before you book.
Walk to the venue — 244 hotels within a 25-minute walk, 196 within 15
244 hotels within a 25-minute walk, 196 within 15 of the venue. The nearest is Cosy Cottage Your Central Windsor Retreat - By Tempstay, a 1-minute walk away. Walking times are measured along real paths.
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153 hotels within a 10-minute walk of Windsor and 221 within 20 minutes. Live prices for your dates. No booking fees from us.
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- Alexandra Court1 min walk (50 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- Alexandra Court 71 min walk (50 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- Garfield House 51 min walk (100 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- Reign & Relax1 min walk (100 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- Prime Location, Walk To Windsor Castle & Shops1 min walk (100 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- Russell Street - Studio by Accommodation Windsor1 min walk (100 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- A Knight Stay1 min walk (100 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- Throne Alone1 min walk (100 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- Garfield House 81 min walk (100 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- Cosy Cottage Your Central Windsor Retreat - By Tempstay1 min walk (100 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
- Chic Studio Steps from Windsor Castle1 min walk (100 yards) from WindsorCheck rates for your dates →
History
Royal Ascot began in 1711, when Queen Anne, riding out from Windsor Castle, found a stretch of open heath she judged 'ideal for horses to gallop at full stretch' and had a course laid out on it. The first meeting ran that August for a prize of 100 guineas. The royal procession that now opens each day's racing — carriages carrying the monarch and guests along the straight mile to the Royal Enclosure — came later, introduced by King George IV in 1825, and has been repeated every day of the meeting since.
Three centuries on, the course still carries its royal founder's mark: strict dress codes, the Royal Enclosure and the daily carriage arrival all trace back to the same idea, that racing here should be a social occasion as much as a sporting one.
Records & quirks
- The Gold Cup is run over 2 miles 3 furlongs and 210 yards — one of the longest races on the Flat.
- In 2013, Estimate became the first Gold Cup winner ever owned by a reigning monarch, for Queen Elizabeth II.
- Royal Ascot draws over 250,000 racegoers across its five days; 2025 attendance reached 286,541.