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Royal Automobile Club, London & Surrey Royal Automobile Club, London & Surrey About The Club Parking Our Club is one of the foremost private members’ clubs in Pall Mall does not have any allocated parking. Woodcote the world. It aims to provide the 17,000-strong Park has ample parking within the grounds, complimentary. membership with a first-class service offering accommodation, dining, sports and leisure facilities for Dining Facilities the enjoyment of our members and guests. Both clubhouses offer breakfast, lunch and dinner facilities: Old Billiard Room – self-help continental (complimentary) The Club was founded in 1897 by Frederick Richard Cooked breakfast (Supplementary) Simms to promote the motor car and its place in society. Early breakfasts are available upon request. Motoring remains at the heart of our Royal Automobile Lunch 12.30–2.00 pm Club today. We continue to develop and support motor Main Dining Room – à la carte (Members & sports through our promotion of motoring events, and our Gentlemen Guests) Club is represented on the Motor Sports Association Payment of Accounts (MSA), the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile Any charges incurred are to be settled prior to departure. (FIA) and the RAC Foundation. Guest fees will be charged for use of the sports areas, £22 Contact Information per day in Pall Mall and £13 per day in Woodcote Park. One Club with two clubhouses: Computer/Internet Royal Automobile Club Club Wi-Fi and business centre with hot desks for use of 89 Pall Mall members and guests. London SW1Y 5HS Smoking/Non smoking Tel: (44) 020 7930 2345 (London) Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside either clubhouse. Woodcote Park Smoking is permitted at Pall Mall on the Club Room Epsom, Surrey Terrace, and on the 2nd floor terrace but only when the KT18 7EW Terrace Room has been booked for a private or club Tel: (44) 013 7227 6311 (Epsom) function. Smoking is permitted at Woodcote Park in all open air areas surrounding the main clubhouse, the Email: [email protected] golfers’ clubhouse, and the Cedars sports complex but not Web: www.royalautomobileclub.co.uk on the tennis patio. Club Hours Open 24 hours, Monday – Friday, closed Christmas Day. Restrictions on reciprocal club members visits? Reciprocal members are limited to 30 days usage per Accommodation calendar year. All rooms are inclusive of breakfast and VAT at 20% From £116 per night to £458 per night (suites) at Pall Mall and from £153 to £255 (suites) at Woodcote Park Disabled facilities Location/proximity to nearby facilities Disabled access available at both clubhouses. The Pall Mall clubhouse is located in the centre of London. Nearby is the National Portrait Gallery, Buckingham Facilities Palace, Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square, Oxford Pall Mall Street, Hyde Park. Gym, swimming pool, four squash courts (including one The Epsom clubhouse is located in the beautiful double), five treatment rooms, Turkish Bath, Billiards room countryside of the Epsom Downs in Surrey. Nearby is with five full-size tables, juice bar, Great Gallery Epsom Downs (home of the Derby), Epsom Town Centre. Restaurant & Terrace, Brooklands Room Restaurant, Long Bar, Club Room and Terrace, cocktail bar, Drawing Room, Male/Female Library, 106 en suite bedrooms, Simms Centre, seven Both ladies and gentlemen are welcome in all private function rooms to accommodate from four - 450 areas of the Club. guests, post office, Club Shop Except the Turkish Baths at Pall Mall, Tuesdays are ladies only and Wednesdays are gentlemen only. All other days Woodcote Park (including Bank Holidays) are mixed. Gym, three treatment rooms, four squash courts – two double and two single, group fitness studio, swimming Children pool, six floodlit tennis courts, Billiards room with two Children over the age of 7 permitted in the Pall Mall full-size tables, Two 18 hole golf courses, driving range, clubhouse. Children of all ages welcome at the Woodcote Golf Professional Shop, Halfway Houses, Fountain Park clubhouse in the Sports areas, over 5 years old Brasserie, Stirling’s Restaurant, Hurricane Bar and permitted in the main clubhouse. Lounge,19th Hole, Spike Bar, Terrace, 22 en suite Dress Standard bedrooms, four private function rooms to accommodate In general Pall Mall dress code is smart, Woodcote Park is from four - 350 guests. smart casual (no denim except in the sports area)..
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