Coworking Space in London
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Liverpool Street's coworking scene clusters within a 10-minute radius, with Uncommon Liverpool Street just two minutes away offering a skyline roof terrace and day passes from £50. Mindspace Shoreditch sits 8 minutes north with 14 meeting rooms and an 8th-floor balcony, whilst Soho Works Shoreditch in the Tea Building provides boutique workspace 2 minutes from Shoreditch High Street Overground. For tech teams, Techspace Worship Street offers flexible hotdesk memberships starting at £230 per month, with easy connections to Moorgate and Old Street.
Central London coworking spans from Impact Hub Euston's £90 monthly starter membership to premium dedicated desks at £600+ in Soho. Huckletree Soho offers flex passes at £250 per month with 24/7 access, whilst Work.Life Holborn operates pay-as-you-go at £8 per hour. Day passes typically run £25-50, with Second Home Holland Park bundling day passes from £25. Private offices in prime spots like Industrious 70 St. Mary Axe start around £440 for Access memberships, scaling to £750+ per desk for dedicated space.
Second Home Spitalfields pioneered round-the-clock access for its biophilic workspace near Brick Lane, perfect for global teams and night owls. LABS House in Holborn provides 24/7 entry across its nine-storey campus with gym and event space. Huckletree Soho members enjoy anytime access just off Oxford Street, whilst Work.Life Camden offers 24/7 privileges beside Camden Market. Most spaces with unlimited memberships include weekend and evening access, though day-pass users typically work standard hours.
The Old Street roundabout anchors East London's tech ecosystem, with Runway East Shoreditch seconds from Silicon Roundabout offering free meeting rooms and Cake Wednesdays. The Trampery Old Street runs a B-Corp certified space with dedicated desks at £450 monthly, whilst Techspace's network includes both Worship Street's Studio and the flagship Goswell Road AI Hub. Moving south, The Ministry near Borough combines coworking with a members' club atmosphere, complete with gym and deli across 50,000 square feet.
London's weather-optimistic coworkers gravitate to Uncommon Borough's large rooftop with Shard views, or Techspace Goswell Road's rooftop café-bar in the former Tanqueray distillery. Mindspace Shoreditch features an 8th-floor balcony behind Liverpool Street, whilst Runway East London Bridge offers a members' courtyard perfect for summer working. West London options include Second Home Holland Park's terrace and Industrious 245 Hammersmith's outdoor space, both blending fresh air with focused work.
Most premium operators bundle meeting room access with memberships - Runway East includes free booking across their 21 rooms at London Bridge and 25 at Borough Market. Mindspace Shoreditch manages 14 bookable rooms from 4 to 20 seats, whilst Soho Works provides spaces from boardrooms to event areas. For pay-per-use, Industrious charges around £60-150 hourly depending on capacity, and Impact Hub Euston offers rooms from £39 per hour alongside their 120-seat event space.
Second Home leads the biophilic charge with thousands of plants across Spitalfields and Holland Park, creating greenhouse-like working environments. Soho Works brings Soho House aesthetics to the Tea Building and Television Centre, complete with curated art and members' events. For media professionals, Huckletree West at White City Place features VR pods, podcast studios and even a kids' studio, whilst x+why's People's Mission Hall in Whitechapel repurposes a Salvation Army building for impact-driven startups.
Work.Life pioneered hourly billing at £7-8 per hour across Camden and Holborn, capping daily charges for longer sessions. Uncommon offers weekend passes for £35 alongside traditional monthly options from £399 for dedicated desks. Techspace Worship Street provides 8-day passes at £230 monthly for occasional users, whilst Huckletree's Flex membership at £250 gives you a set number of days across their network. Most spaces now offer trial days or weeks before committing to longer terms.
Techspace Goswell Road accommodates over 1,000 members with 40+ private offices designed for scaling tech teams, including dedicated sprint rooms. LABS Camden Atrium offers private offices from small teams to 100+ people within the Stables Market setting. The Ministry near Borough provides offices scaling to similar sizes with added perks like the gym and bar. For enterprise needs, Runway East's network includes offices for teams up to 100 at London Bridge, with dedicated account management and customisation options.
Uncommon integrates wellness throughout with meditation zones, yoga classes and their signature plant-rich design across Borough, Liverpool Street and Fulham locations. LABS House includes an on-site gym within its Holborn campus, whilst The Ministry combines workspace with fitness facilities and active programming. Industrious locations feature dedicated wellness rooms for decompression, and Impact Hub runs regular wellbeing workshops alongside their mission-driven community events. Even budget-friendly spaces like Work.Life include shower facilities for cycle commuters.