Royalty has walked these historic corridors, admired those very same equine masterpieces...
It’s not everyday that you get to stay at an exclusive members club, at the beating heart of the “sport of kings”. Indeed, Newmarket’s high street is an unlikely setting for this rarefied Georgian gem, but it stands, as it has stood, here nonetheless, since the early 1750s, when the Club founders met in the “Coffee Room” to place bets.
Everywhere you turn offers a fascinating insight in to the sport. Portraits of iconic horses by equine masters, including George Stubbs and Alfred Munnings. You may not be a horse-racing fan, but this, this is history animate, tradition, unflappable, in an age of quantum computing and AI. It’s hard not to come away charmed by this captivating time capsule of a club.
Not all horses are created equal. This one raises the bar. And clears it. You could call it a classic British institution.
Located in the Town House towards the front of the Main Club. The Town House is made up of 3 double bedrooms each with its own en-suite bathroomIn your room, you'll find: Free Wi-Fi, Freeview TV, radio alarm clock with wireless charging for your mobile, writing desk, easy chair, direct dial phone, tea/coffee making facilities, mineral water, feature bath, walk-in shower, Asprey Purple Water signature bathroom amenities, bathrobes/slippers, hairdryer. King-sized bed. Non-smoking.The Town House also have its own Kitchen, Lounge and Dining Room which are communal spaces which are only accessible to those staying in the Town House.We say: Discover the Jockey Club Rooms and stay in your own Townhouse with its period setting at the front of the building over looking the high street.Accessible: Please be aware there is NO lift access to these bedroom
In your room, you'll find: Free Wi-Fi, Freeview TV, radio alarm clock with wireless charging for your mobile, direct dial phone, tea/coffee making facilities, mineral water, shower over bath, Asprey Purple Water signature bathroom amenities, hairdryer. Single bed. Non-smoking.We say: All the original thoroughbred magic of The Jockey Club packed in to a smaller, no less iconic, space.Accessible: A lift services the bedrooms.
In your room, you'll find: Free Wi-Fi, Freeview TV, radio alarm clock with wireless charging for your mobile, writing desk, easy chair, direct dial phone, tea/coffee making facilities, mineral water, shower over bath, Asprey Purple Water signature bathroom amenities, hairdryer. Double bed. Non-smoking.We say: Get the classic Jockey Club members' experience with a sojourn in a country house-style room.Accessible: A lift services the bedrooms.
In your room, you'll find: Free Wi-Fi, Freeview TV, radio alarm clock with wireless charging for your mobile, laptop safe, writing desk, easy chair, direct dial phone, tea/coffee making facilities, mineral water, feature bath, walk-in shower, Asprey Purple Water signature bathroom amenities, bathrobes/slippers, hairdryer. King-sized bed. Non-smoking.We say: Get an enhanced Jockey Club experience with a sojourn in a one-of-a-kind-styled room. Views of manicured lawns, the walled garden and one of Newmarket's oldest racehorse training stables or stay in the historic Townhouse in its period setting at the front of the building over looking the high street.Accessible: There are 4 deluxe rooms on the ground floor, with rooms 3 and 4 being accessible. Room 4 has a wide shower.
In your room, you'll find: Free Wi-Fi, Freeview TV, radio alarm clock with wireless charging for your mobile, laptop safe, mini fridge, writing desk, private sitting room, direct dial phone, tea/coffee making facilities, mineral water, King Edward VII original bath, walk-in shower, Asprey Purple Water signature bathroom amenities, bathrobes/slippers, hairdryer. Feature four poster bed. Non-smoking.We say: Royalty? Head of state? Then this room's for you. Expect equine prints and antique furniture, with space for all your horse racing memorabilia. Large bay windows look out on to manicured lawns and the walled garden.Accessible: The Kings suite is accessible by a lift as well as stairs
A small buffet of yoghurt, dried and fresh fruit, muesli and fresh pastries is laid out in the "Coffee Room". Beautifully cooked and presented options include full English, eggs benedict or royal, smoked kipper or haddock with poached egg.
Dress code: No sportswear, trainers, t-shirts, fancy dress, cargo shorts, ripped or torn denim, or extreme attire. (Fascinator not compulsory.)
90-minute guided tour of the Rooms followed by Champagne afternoon tea with those specially blended Jockey Club teas.
from £40.00 per person
Traditional Sunday lunch with the option to add a wine flight on the day.
from £42.00 per person
7-course dinner with the option to add a wine flight on the night.
from £75.00 per person
101 High Street, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 8JL, Great Britain
You cannot depart Rome without first seeing the Colloseum. And you cannot check out of The Jockey Club Rooms without having stopped by the Racecourse. Enjoy a day at the races at one of the big racing festivals, a post-race concert, or any one of 38 race days between April and November. And, whilst staying with us, take a 10 minute morning stroll to the gallops (watch the jockeys exercise the horses), and visit the unmissable National Horse Racing Museum at Palace House. Newmarket Racecourses image: © Crown copyright Discover Newmarket.
The room where it all started. Three Georgian windows look out on to the impressive bronze of Classic Derby winner Hyperion, an imposing backdrop for any event.
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Georgian chandeliers hang from a high ceiling, surrounded by walls adorned with silk wallpaper and equestrian masterpieces. Home to the UK's second-longest dining table (outside of Windsor Castle).
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Members have been playing cards here since the 1800s. The Card Room features a splendid gilt mirror and a grand marble fireplace. Its large bay window looks out over the terrace and lawn.
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Housing the most important of The Jockey Club's renowned art collection, the Morning Room has large French doors which open out onto the terrace and lawn. Links to both the Card and Dining Rooms.
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Natural light floods through four large windows to illuminate the antique fireplace and Tiffany-coloured walls adorned with equestrian portraits. An interconnecting doorway leads to the Card Room.
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Originally used by the stewards to discuss the rules of racing and take disciplinary action. A unique horseshoe-shaped table distances the (serious) stewards from the (naughty) jockey.
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