A fantastic old factory conversion with studio spaces available for affordable prices. The main…read moregallery studios are always occupied with contemporary exhibitions/events/performance. I definitely recommend to go and have a look during the weekend. Last time I checked on Sunday they had a pop up restaurant and a fashion show next to each other..

Used a GPS system when walking there from the tube and still got lost…read more Anyway, when I got there for a workshop we were not in the Rag factory at all; they must own most spaces around there, because we have been put into various spaces all in walking distance. Sometimes a few turns away. Had art in the actual space, but it is a nice space and I see why people like going there and using it. Very much about being apart of the community with them.

An office space on super hipster Hanbury Street in Shoreditch. Came here for a blogger round table…read morewith Topdeck Travel and wow, what a cool workspace. Really funky design with a covered patio-type restaurant area. Just had some olives, cured meats and breads and a couple of craft beers. Really nice setting for a meeting and to bring clients. There are loads of super cool restaurants, shops and coffee shops along the same street- spotted a lot of skinny jeans and beards!

Google's move into the real estate sector, providing flexible office space for tech start ups…read more The real jewel is the cafe located in the basement of the building. Free to use by the public with fast wifi and excellent coffee - simply register on Google Campus website and you'll receive a code for entry. Very very cool, full of techy/hipster types - you're unlikely to ever see as many Apple Macs under one roof as in this building. All in all, excellent.

Google Campus... that hub for the next tech startup king or queen…read more In reality it's a pretty boring place. It has a few event demo rooms and some funky google-esque décor, and a café that serves very good coffee, but you'll pay through the nose for everything at the café. Go there for the free high speed internet. That's the real reason everyone else is there. People rarely talk to eachother. In a way it's a bit unfair of me to give the place 3 stars. Google does it for no monetary return, to help the community, and it does help the community, but it just feels like they could do a little more.

I was faced with discrimination today at this location by a WeWork employee. I had booked a room…read morefor 2 hours; the employee of WeWork barged into the room in the middle of the meeting with 10m left for my meeting to end and asked me to leave while I had a valid booking. Later, I walked upto the lady and mentioned that I did not appreciate the way she conducted the situation. She apologized, saying the next booking too enthusiastic about their booking. I found her apology to be fake. Will never visit this place again.

Cool co-working space. Much nicer than others I have seen like Regis. They have good coffee and…read moresnacks, free beer if you are a tenant. We have a decent sized office in here and it's great. They have a open space for working and meetups.

This is a private members club and the restaurant with the same name used to be part of this…read morebusiness. However this has now closed and been replaced by the Ivy brasserie. I work at the members club, it's a lovely environment, rather light, airy and in a great location. However there does always seem to be some sort of issue - ran out of water jugs, items ordered from the cafe don't arrive at your desk... And the price can be rather steep. However I do enjoy the working environment, the decor is based on darwin, with monkey statues on the open floored area's, bright 'specimen' adorned fabrics, butterfly collections, etc. and it's always pretty tidy. Great venue if you're pocket allows, great place to network for business, however if you are looking for a interactive and creative working space, there are cheaper options in other parts of town.

I went to Netil 360 over the weekend, it came highly recommended from some friends of mine who live…read morein London. I was not disappointed! Netil has an awesome view of the city, casual atmosphere, house beats. Given the view / London, I thought the prices were reasonable. Great spot for a drink after work or a weekend hang out when the weather's nice.

This place is awesome. Tucked away in Hackney with great views of London. Hang out with your shoes…read moreoff while sitting on the astroturf and sip a cocktail. Perfect and u pretentious. And not expensive. Order food which is delivered from a local restaurant and enjoy a few hours away from the street. Would def come back!

We host our monthly foodtech meetup there, Food Tech Wednesdays, where pretty much all those in or…read moreinterested in the intersection of food and tech gathers. The place is quite right for us, and I bet it really is lovely to work there. Besides free booze, great coffee and unlimited tea, what I love most about this Wework is the view. They have a very large balcony that is quite lovely especially in the sunny days. At sunset, admiring London from there is such a joy... Always great to be there, and I always look forward to it every month!

WeWork hot desking has definitely been an interesting experience. The offices are hip, with cool…read moredecor, comfy couches and some things to do to relax after work. The air con needs to be turned down and the hot desking chairs are making my back creak a little. Sometimes the hot desking area gets a little noisy too, because it's considered a more social space rather than an office unlike on the other floors. Parties sometimes held by the business are fun and great for networking with other startups in the building. Alcohol is plentiful but there could be more nibbles (this opinion may change after the Spring Party tonight). Same applies for the day-to-day, also including coffee and tea. Wifi sometimes is spotty, and there isn't cell service in the building but they do provide phones to use so that sort of makes up for it, and when the Wifi is working it is fairly fast and doesn't seem congested by the number of workers. Definitely prefer this office over some stuffy block higher up in the city, but it doesn't match the perks of working at home.

Winchester House is a three-storey building that offers well-appointed office suites. It has a full…read morereception area, fully furnished offices, kitchen areas, meeting rooms, IT and telecoms services, cooling and natural light, an entrance on Crawford Place if you need a W1 postcode, and easy to get to with all modes of transport. Close by is the Edgware Rd Underground, the Paddington National Rail, 8 min walk to Marble Arch Central Line, the M25 and parking on-site. And on your lunch break there's so much choice along Edgware Rd for places to eat and shop. It's a great place to work.