Venue

EuroHedge Awards 2024  |  27 February 2025
Raffles London at The OWO



A magnificent new venue


We are excited to announce that the EuroHedge Awards 2024 will be hosted at the luxurious Raffles London at The OWO.

Constructed on the historic royal site of Whitehall Palace, and witness to world-shaping events of the 20th century, Britain’s Old War Office has undergone a monumental six-year transformation.

Originally built in 1906, influential political and military leaders, including Sir Winston Churchill, Lord Haldane and T.E. Lawrence walked these corridors of power.
The OWO venue offers an experience of refined contemporary elegance and beauty, uniquely enhanced by their historical features and the remarkable essence of place.

Getting there


By air

London Heathrow Airport (LHR) is a 60-minute journey by car to Raffles London. The Heathrow Express train service is also available from the airport to London Paddington Station taking 15 minutes, and the hotel is a short taxi ride away.

London City Airport (LCY) is a 45-minute car journey to Raffles London.

London Gatwick Airport (LGW) is a 90-minute journey to Raffles London by car. An express train service, the Gatwick Express, is also available, arriving into Victoria station, a short taxi ride to the hotel.

London Stansted Airport (STN) and London Luton Airport (LTN) are a 60-minute journey by car to Raffles London.

By bus

Whitehall is served well by multiple bus routes and our concierges are more than happy to assist with specific route enquiries. Horse Guards Avenue bus stop (Stop P) is situated opposite the hotel’s main entrance for routes 3, 12, 159 and 453. Routes 3 and 159 both go directly to the Imperial War Museum.

By train

Raffles London is a short walk from major London train terminals Waterloo and Charing Cross, and a short taxi ride from London Paddington, Victoria, King’s Cross, St Pancras International and London Euston.

By boat

Embankment Pier is well located within walking distance of the hotel and offers river boat cruises and commuter vessels. Westminster Pier is also a short walk and a popular starting point for sightseeing Thames River trips.