Real Tennis is the sport from which lawn tennis descended. It predates the version played at Queen's by several hundred years, and the Queen's Club is one of the only places in London where an active Real Tennis court still exists. The Real Tennis Museum package is built around that history. The room is a private space for exactly twelve guests, located within the Queen's Clubhouse, overlooking the Real Tennis courts and decorated with artefacts and exhibits from centuries of the game's history. It is the kind of room that prompts conversation before anyone has touched their food.

The format is a private dining room rather than a shared lounge — twelve people, one table, three courses, a complimentary bar, and the specific pleasure of being somewhere that cannot be replicated at any other sporting venue in the world. A Real Tennis court still in active use, visible through the windows of your private dining room, while the ATP's best grass-court players compete on the main stage a hundred yards away.

Centre Court North Stand tickets are included in rows one and two behind the baseline, which place guests directly behind the players during changeovers — a closer and in some ways more revealing angle on the game than the traditional sideline view. The walk from the Real Tennis Museum to your Centre Court seat is approximately 100 yards, accessed via the Palliser Road Hospitality Entrance. Note that the Real Tennis Museum does not offer step-free access, and the minimum age restriction is 12 years.

For any group of twelve who understand what they are sitting inside, this is a day that is genuinely hard to match anywhere in British sport.