Queen's Club 2027. Grass court tennis in a residential street in W14.
Two weeks of grass in June, the women first and the men the week after, on a club in the middle of West Kensington with no car park and residents' bays in every direction. Which is exactly the kind of arrival worth handing to somebody else.
The tournament
HSBC Championships 2027 at a glance
- NameThe HSBC ChampionshipsThe tournament at The Queen's Club, sponsored by HSBC since 2025. Everybody still says Queen's.
- DatesAcross 5 to 20 June 2027The LTA has published that window, with the women's week first and the men's second. Exact main draw dates are still to be confirmed.
- WhereThe Queen's Club, Palliser Road, West Kensington, London W14 9EQA members' club, not a stadium. Barons Court is a two minute walk from the Palliser Road entrance.
- ParkingThere is none at the clubThe surrounding streets are controlled residents' bays. Everything depends on a clean set down and a car that waits elsewhere.
Sponsor name and the June 2027 window as published by the LTA. We update this page when the exact dates appear.
Next dates
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The dates
Two weeks, and a pattern you can plan against
Queen's now runs two tournaments back to back: a women's event and then the men's, both at the same club on the same grass. For 2027 the LTA has published a June window of the 5th to the 20th and has not yet confirmed the individual main draw dates. On recent form the women's week comes first and the men's week second, ending on the Sunday a week before Wimbledon begins.
For reference, in 2026 the women played from 8 to 14 June and the men from 15 to 21 June, and Wimbledon starts on Monday 28 June in 2027. If your diary is being built now, plan on the two weeks in the middle of June and we will pin it down with you as soon as the draw dates are published.
Finals weekends are the days that matter for cars. Both Sundays fill fast, and so does the Thursday and Friday of the men's week, when corporate entertaining is at its heaviest.
Getting there
A club, a terrace, and a controlled parking zone
The Queen's Club sits behind Palliser Road in a Victorian residential grid between Barons Court and West Kensington. There is no visitor parking at the club and no forecourt to stand on, and the streets around it are residents' bays in a controlled zone that is enforced properly, particularly in tournament fortnight when thousands of people are walking to a venue that seats a few thousand.
What works is straightforward once you accept it. The car sets you down as close to the Palliser Road entrance as the marshals and the traffic allow, then leaves. It waits a few streets away, or somewhere sensible on the Hammersmith or Fulham side, and comes back when you message. Nobody stands on a double yellow in W14 in June and gets away with it.
The practical advantage of a chauffeur here is not the drive in, which is short from most of central London. It is the evening. Matches on the show court can run past nine, the tube from Barons Court at that hour is full of people who have been in a hospitality box since noon, and a car at the end of Palliser Road is a different end to the day.
Journey times
To The Queen's Club, W14
| From | Normal day | Tournament days |
|---|---|---|
| Mayfair and Knightsbridge | 20 to 35 minutes | Allow 30 to 50 minutes |
| The City and Canary Wharf | 45 to 70 minutes | Allow 1 hour to 1 hour 30 |
| Heathrow | 30 to 50 minutes | Allow 40 to 70 minutes |
| London City Airport | 45 to 70 minutes | Allow 1 hour to 1 hour 30 |
| Farnborough Airport | 55 to 80 minutes | Allow 1 hour 10 to 1 hour 40 |
| London Heliport, Battersea | 15 to 25 minutes | Allow 20 to 35 minutes |
Planning guidance, not promises. Evenings out of W14 are slower than mornings in.
What clients usually book
Short journeys, long days
- A car and chauffeur held for the day or the afternoon and evening, rather than two separate transfers
- Cars for corporate guests and debenture holders, arriving in a planned order at one set down point
- Daily cars across both weeks for guests staying in a London hotel
- Collection from Heathrow, London City or Farnborough for players' guests and clients flying in
- A V-Class for a group of four or more, which is easier than three saloons in a residential street
- Dinner afterwards in Kensington, Chelsea or Mayfair with the car waiting
Book early
June in London runs straight through
Queen's sits between Epsom at the start of June and Royal Ascot the week after, with Wimbledon at the end of the month. Tell us your days as soon as the draw dates are published and your tickets are in hand.
Around the fortnight
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Questions people ask
About Queen's Club travel
What are the 2027 dates?
The LTA has published a June 2027 window of the 5th to the 20th and has not yet confirmed the individual main draw dates. The women's week comes first and the men's second. We will confirm your day once the schedule is out.
Is it still called Queen's?
The club is The Queen's Club and the tournament is the HSBC Championships. Tell us either and we will know what you mean.
Where will you set us down?
As close to the Palliser Road entrance as the traffic and the marshals allow on the day. There is no parking at the club, so the car then waits nearby and comes back when you message.
Can the car wait all day?
Yes, and for evening matches it is the only sensible way to book it. Play on the show court can run late and W14 empties slowly.
Are you an official partner of the tournament or the club?
No. We are an independent chauffeur company providing transport to and from the tennis.