The Whisky Show 2009 » Travel, Hotels & Food

Getting There

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by Bus	The nearest bus routes are at • Bank (11, 23, 26, 388) • Moorgate (21, 43, 76, 133, 141) • Cheapside (8, 25, 242) • London Wall (100). You can find out more about London buses by visiting the Transport for London website.
by Train	The nearest rail stations are: Liverpool Street, Cannon Street, Fenchurch Street, Moorgate, Blackfriars and City Thames Link. You can find out more about trains to London by visiting the National Rail website.
by Underground	The nearest underground stations are: Moorgate (Hammersmith and City, Metropolitan, Circle and Northern), Bank (Northern, Central, Waterloo and City and DLR), Mansion House (District and Circle) and St, Paul’s (Central). You can find out more about the London underground by visiting the Transport for London website.
by Air	The nearest international airport is London City Airport – located in Docklands – which is the UK’s leading business airport with eleven airlines serving thirty-four destinations across the UK and Europe and connections to the rest of the world through major European hubs. You can find out more about London City Airport by visiting the London City Airport website.

admin — Wed, 20 May 2009 15:54:25 +0000


Over £100 per room:	• Andaz (great whisky selection) TWS visitors can stay in this superb hotel next to Liverpool St. Station for £140 per room. • The Connaught (superb cocktails) One of London’s best hotels – Double room from £339 per night • Threadneedles A boutique hotel just around the corner from the Show location in Guildhall. From £201 per room (2 Adults)
£100 or less per room:	• Hoxton Hotel Double room from £77.32 (Friday 6th Nov) • Thistle City Barbican Double room from £89 per night if paid in advance

admin — Tue, 19 May 2009 15:39:37 +0000

• Greens (Friday Only)
Traditional British fare, renowned for their Oysters and terrific whisky room

• Rules
London’s oldest restaurant, just off Covent Garden. Traditional British food, particularly game. Fabulous cocktails.

• 1901 at Andaz (great whisky selection)
Modern fine dining at the Andaz. The hotel also has a sushi restaurant and an oyster bar.

• Benares
Michelin-starred Indian food from award-winning celebrity chef Atul Kochar.

• Cinnamon Kitchen
Excellent modern Indian food from the creators of the famous Cinnamon Club.

• Roast
Located in Borough Market. Classical British fine dining prepared with ultra-fresh seasonal produce.

• Saf
Vegetarian and vegan fine dining in Shoreditch.

• L’Anima
Award-winning contemporary Italian food, located near Moorgate.

• Hawksmoor
The best steak in London, and some of the finest cocktails as well.