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Royal Ascot
During Royal Ascot week
all races are shown on the
LCD screens in the bar area
where a full Ascot Food menu
is available all week

The Rose & Crown is located in Ascot. Famous for its racecourse, Ascot is conveniently situated for the commuter. Its main line railway station offers a 45 - 50 minute journey into London Waterloo and it is serviced by a network of motorways M3, M4, M25 and M40. Heathrow Airport is just 25 minutes away and Gatwick is within an hour's travel. Ascot, Sunninghill and Sunningdale all have thriving High Streets and a strong community spirit. The nearby towns of Windsor, Bracknell, Camberley, Reading, Woking and Guildford provide a wide range of facilities, health clubs, theatres and shops. Surrounded by countryside rich in natural beauty, Virginia Water Lake, Windsor Great Park and Savill Gardens all situated within a few miles.
Call us on 01344-882051. E: info@roseandcrownascot.com

Ascot, town and racecourse, is located at the southern end of Windsor Great Park.

Architecturally, Ascot is a predominantly modern town dominated by the industries, shops, and services of nearby Windsor, except during June when it hosts the Royal Ascot race meeting on the racecourse on Ascot heath.

Royal Ascot Week, which is now over 5 days in June each year, is a great social and horse-racing occasion, attended by thousands of visitors, as well as by the British royal family, who arrive by carriage across Windsor Great Park. Read more here. See the Royal Ascot Menu here.

Royal Ascot is held every June over 5 days, with the new stand being a welcome addition. Read more here.

Ascot's history is very interesting, with the first race meeting held in 1711. Read more here.

There are championship golf courses at Sunningdale and Wentworth, as well as local courses - Mill Ride, Swinley and The Berkshire, to mention but a few. There is, of course, horse racing at Ascot and Windsor, with Polo at Smiths Lawn and The Royal Berkshire Polo Club.

The Ascot race course web site is here and you can read about the history of Ascot racing here. There was a complete rebuilding of the main stand and a new development at the race course, which was completed ready for Royal Ascot 2006.

The Ascot area has an excellent selection of state and private schools which makes the area especially popular with families. Read about local attractions here.