What's the best hospitality option at Wimbledon?
Six real hospitality packages, from The Lawn to Le Gavroche
Luxury at Wimbledon is a stack of decisions, not one purchase — where you stay and how you eat around the grounds matter as much as which hospitality package you book. Wimbledon runs 6 official hospitality packages through Keith Prowse, its official hospitality partner, ranging from The Lawn's garden atmosphere to Le Gavroche's Michelin-pedigree tasting menu.
Premium transit
Multiple licensed operators run fixed-price chauffeur transfers from Heathrow to SW19 — a saloon runs from roughly £55 with meet-and-greet and flight tracking included, with executive cars and larger MPVs available for groups. Fixed at booking, no show-court-day surge pricing. Worth arranging specifically for a hospitality day or a finals-weekend arrival, when you don't want train timing to be the thing that could go wrong.
Off-venue luxury
Wimbledon Afternoon Tea, The Dorchester
A genuine annual tradition, not a generic hotel tea dressed up for the occasion — The Dorchester's pastry team builds a real Wimbledon-themed menu served at The Promenade on Park Lane, running from the Fortnight's opening day. A real central-London alternative to a village pub on a rest day, or a proper occasion before an evening session if you're based centrally. Book via [email protected] or +44 (0)20 7629 8888 — pricing varies by champagne pairing, so confirm the current rate when you book.
The 6 official hospitality packages
The Lawn
from $1,707
The original Keith Prowse hospitality space — an English-style garden with live music, a giant outdoor screen, a whisky and cigar bar, and guaranteed courtside seats on Centre Court or No.1 Court on your chosen date.
The Treehouse
from $1,774
A dedicated concierge, live DJs, and a private balcony overlooking the garden and lake — plus a genuinely distinctive touch: an olde-style sweet shoppe, a pamper space, and a slide down into The Lawn Garden.
Rosewater Pavilion
from $3,474
A four-course à la carte menu celebrating British ingredients, afternoon tea, strawberries and cream, and a complimentary bar running all day. Private tables for 2 to 12 guests, an outdoor terrace, live music, and private fast-track access through Gate 10.
Rosewater Pavilion Private Dining
from $3,474
The same Rosewater Pavilion package, booked as a private table specifically — same price, same inclusions, for parties who want the dedicated-table version rather than the shared pavilion floor.
Centre Court Skyview Suites
from $3,717
The most exclusive tier on offer — a private suite for 10 or 20 guests, a champagne reception, a four-course à la carte menu, a personal hostess, and a chauffeur car service within the M25. Sold out for this edition.
Le Gavroche at The Lawn
from $3,771
Chef Michel Roux's five-course 'Menu Exceptionnel', the Le Gavroche Cheese Trolley, and an Assiette du Chef dessert selection, with wine pairings Roux selected himself. Private tables for 2, 4, or 6, directly opposite Gate 5, with a private terrace and dedicated concierge — Le Gavroche's first return since the original restaurant closed in January 2024 after 57 years.
Prices shown are "from," ex VAT, per person, converted from the real GBP prices on Keith Prowse's own site.
The Lawn at Wimbledon
The AELTC's own hospitality terrace — Michel Roux Jr catering, a Centre Court seat, and no queuing for anything
Most Wimbledon hospitality is sold by third-party operators who buy blocks of debenture seats and bundle them with hotel nights, transfers, and catering that has nothing to do with the AELTC. The Lawn is different — it's on the actual grounds, run by the Club, and catered by a team that takes the food seriously.
SW19, Wimbledon
Worth knowing
- —Book through the AELTC official hospitality page or Keith Prowse (the primary official agent) — third-party operators resell at a premium on top of the face value
- —Finals weekend and semi-final days sell out by January; first and second week packages remain available longer but still go before March
- —Smart dress is expected and enforced — treat it as a summer wedding, not a sports event
How to book
Booking contacts and lead times for Pro subscribers.
UnlockBook early — packages sell out, sometimes months ahead
Centre Court Skyview Suites is already sold out for this edition — a real example of how far ahead these packages move. Finals weekend and semi-final days are the first to go across every package; book as soon as the Championships dates are confirmed, not once you've decided which days to attend.
A premium stay
Sources: keithprowse.co.uk (package prices and inclusions), wimbledon.com official news article on the Le Gavroche launch, ukairporttransferservices.co.uk (Heathrow transfer pricing), dorchestercollection.com and londonist.com (Wimbledon Afternoon Tea).
Get the full picture
All 6 official hospitality packages and their real prices are free above — the exact numbers, no vague 'from' pricing games. What free research can't tell you is which package is genuinely worth the jump over the next tier down, and how to sequence a hospitality day so you're not eating your Centre Court seat's atmosphere in a queue for the bar. Unlocking adds that verdict — the kind of call that's worth more than the price difference between packages.
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