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Where to stay for those travelling to Royal Ascot 14th – 18th June: Fairmont Windsor Park

Primely positioned just a short drive from Ascot racecourse, Fairmont Windsor Park is the perfect place to stay this year for those attending Royal Ascot. The brand-new countryside hotel is designed to reflect the site’s heritage – where history and iconic elegance merge to create an outstanding destination. Guests can pamper themselves before a day at the races at Fairmont Spa & Wellness, using state-of-the-art facilities and choose from an extensive list of spa treatments. Guests can then enjoy a fine dining experience in Fairmont Windsor Park’s 1215 restaurant after a fun-filled day of racing!

Spanning 2,500m² across two floors, the sprawling spa features 18 treatment rooms, four wellness rooms, indoor and outdoor pools (including a 20m indoor pool), a Himalayan salt room and a thermal suite encompassing a sauna, steam room, hot tub and a heated tepidarium bench. The real highlights are the Japanese Ashiyu foot ritual bath and the UK’s first spa multi-person Cryotherapy Chamber - both accessible to those with life-limiting conditions. Known for its powerful multitude of benefits, cryotherapy can boost metabolism, reduce migraines and muscle pain, enhance energy and athletic performance and improve both sleep and mood. Guests can also experience traditional marble Hammam experiences designed by La Sultane de Saba, a luxury brand derived from Paris that honours ancient Moroccan beauty rituals and offers thermal treatments to boost health, remove impurities and promote deeper relaxation.

With a key focus on speciality dining and honouring local produce, 1215 is set on Fairmont Windsor Park’s south lawn overlooking the private terrace and manicured gardens. An intimate setting for celebrating special occasions, 1215 will serve authentic, high-quality British cuisine, using only the finest locally grown produce from The Royal Farms, Windsor artisans and the hotel’s kitchen gardens. As well as a carefully considered menu with wellbeing at the heart of every dish, Head Chef Luke Fouracre and the Head Sommelier will offer private masterclasses. Steeped in history, the restaurant obtains its name from the Magna Carta – one of the most important documents in history – which was signed nearby in the grounds of Runnymede in the year 1215.

For more information or to book your stay please visit www.fairmont-windsorpark.com