Here are 13 of the best coworking spaces in London for your team in 2026, grouped into six areas from Chancery Lane to Canary Wharf. Starting prices on this list run from £275 a month plus VAT for a dedicated desk near Finsbury Park to £850 per desk for a private office on Chancery Lane. All 13 are listed on myHQ, where you can compare coworking spaces in London by area and price.
City and Farringdon
- Fora Chancery House, Chancery Lane
- HubHub 20 Farringdon Street, Farringdon
West End, Soho and Holborn
- LABS House, Bloomsbury
- Huckletree Soho, Soho
- One Heddon Street, Mayfair
Shoreditch and East London
- Mindspace Old Street, Old Street
- The Brew Eagle House, Old Street
- The Trampery Old Street, Old Street
North London
- Uncommon Highbury & Islington, Highbury
- Work + Play, Finsbury Park
South Bank and Borough
- Uncommon Borough, Borough
- Runway East London Bridge, London Bridge
Canary Wharf
- Fora One Canada Square, Canary Wharf
Quick picks
| Best for | Space | Area | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calls and meetings | Runway East London Bridge | London Bridge | Free meeting rooms and phone booths for members |
| Value | Work + Play | Finsbury Park | The lowest desk price on this list |
| 24/7 access | HubHub 20 Farringdon Street | Farringdon | Round-the-clock access, with showers and a free wellness studio |
| Premium | Fora Chancery House | Chancery Lane | A gym, a Pilates studio and 17 meeting rooms |
| Community | The Trampery Old Street | Old Street | Weekly coffee mornings and members’ lunches |
Starting prices as of October 2026. The space confirms the final price when you enquire.
City and Farringdon
Coworking spaces in the City of London run from Chancery Lane in the west to Liverpool Street in the east, and Farringdon and Liverpool Street both have Elizabeth line stations.
Fora Chancery House, Chancery Lane
Fora Chancery House is about four minutes’ walk from Chancery Lane station. Members get an on-site gym, a fitness studio with Pilates equipment and 17 meeting rooms for up to 36 people. Office members also have 24/7 access to the building and business-hours access to Fora’s other workspaces.
Private offices from £850 per desk a month (VAT not stated). Fora’s coworking membership, Fora Roam, starts at £450 a month (VAT not stated).
Fora Roam works much like a WeWork coworking membership, with one plan for desks in many buildings, so it’s a good one to price if you’re comparing alternatives to WeWork in London.
- Suits: teams who want fitness facilities and plenty of meeting rooms in one building.
- Downside: meeting rooms are charged at £90 an hour.
HubHub 20 Farringdon Street, Farringdon
HubHub 20 Farringdon Street is about three minutes’ walk from City Thameslink. It has a wellness studio that is free to use on weekdays from 7am to 7pm, a cinema room and a library, and lockers and showers with a towel service. Flexi desk and private office members get 24/7 access.
Dedicated desks from £650 a month (VAT not stated).
- Suits: teams who start early or work late and want to train before or after work.
- Downside: the nearest Tube stations, Blackfriars and Farringdon, are 7 to 10 minutes’ walk away.
West End, Soho and Holborn
Coworking spaces in Soho sit between Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Circus and Tottenham Court Road, with Mayfair to the west and Holborn to the east.
Coworking spaces in Bloomsbury are close to Holborn and Tottenham Court Road stations, which between them serve the Central, Piccadilly, Northern and Elizabeth lines.
LABS House, Bloomsbury
LABS House is about three minutes’ walk from Holborn station, on the Central and Piccadilly lines. It has meeting rooms on site, and pets are welcome.
Private offices from £650 per desk a month (VAT not stated). LABS’s 90 High Holborn building, also about three minutes from Holborn station, sells day passes from £45, plus VAT, and is one of the coworking spaces for students in London.
- Suits: small teams who want a Holborn base and like to bring a dog to work.
- Downside: LABS publishes few details for this building, so ask about meeting room charges and access hours when you visit.
Huckletree Soho, Soho
Huckletree Soho is in Ingestre Court near Carnaby Street, within about 10 minutes’ walk of Oxford Circus and Piccadilly Circus. Members get 24/7 access, weekly breakfasts and a calendar of workshops and socials. There are also phone booths and meeting rooms for 2 to 13 people.
Dedicated desks from £600 a month (VAT not stated).
- Suits: founders and small teams who want events and other companies around them.
- Downside: visitors can only come in from 9am to 6pm on weekdays, so evening client meetings need planning.
One Heddon Street, Mayfair
One Heddon Street, run by The Crown Estate just off Regent Street, is about six minutes’ walk from Piccadilly Circus and Green Park. Resident members get their own sit-stand desk, and there are quiet focus booths, shared lounges and private meeting rooms.
Dedicated desks from £750 a month (VAT not stated).
- Suits: teams whose work needs quiet focus in the West End.
- Downside: it costs more than the typical cost of office space in London for a central dedicated desk, which is £300 to £600 a month (September 2026 ranges, VAT not stated).
Shoreditch and East London
Coworking spaces in Shoreditch cluster around Old Street station on the Northern line, so all three picks below are within a few minutes of each other.
For options beyond Old Street, the best coworking spaces in East London list groups 11 spaces by neighbourhood, from Aldgate and Hackney out to Stratford and the Royal Docks.
Mindspace Old Street, Old Street
Mindspace Old Street, at 142-146 Old Street, is about three minutes from Old Street station. Members get 24/7 access and quiet booths, and the building has a 20-seat boardroom and a ground-floor event venue for up to 80 people.
Dedicated desks start at £650 a month (VAT not stated).
- Suits: teams that host clients, pitches or events.
- Downside: smaller meetings happen in breakout spots on each floor, so book the boardroom for anything confidential.
The Brew Eagle House, Old Street
The Brew Eagle House, at 163 City Road, is about four minutes’ walk from Old Street station. Fixed desk and private office members get free meeting rooms and phone booths and 24/7 access, and the space runs social and networking events through the year.
Private offices from £387 per desk a month (VAT not stated). The Brew’s fixed desks start at £314 a month (VAT not stated).
- Suits: teams who make calls all day and want meeting rooms without extra charges.
- Downside: day-pass hot desks are limited to 9am to 5.30pm on weekdays, not including bank holidays, so occasional visitors cannot work late.
The Trampery Old Street, Old Street
The Trampery Old Street, at 239 Old Street, is about four minutes’ walk from Old Street station. Members get 24/7 access, weekly coffee mornings and members’ lunches, and the building has the Ballroom, a 200-person event venue.
Dedicated desks from £295 a month, plus VAT.
- Suits: purpose-led organisations, charities and social enterprises, and tech and creative teams. If your team needs a studio rather than a desk, creative office space in London includes studios from Hoxton to Hackney Wick.
- Downside: meeting rooms are discounted for members, not free.
North London
Coworking spaces in North London include Highbury and Finsbury Park, both on the Victoria line.
Uncommon Highbury & Islington, Highbury
Uncommon Highbury & Islington, at 25 Horsell Road, is a few minutes’ walk from Highbury & Islington station. Members get silent booths and quiet areas, a private courtyard and outdoor space, showers and bike storage, and free coffee and snacks in the members’ lounge.
Desks from £466 a month (VAT not stated). Uncommon’s hot desks here start at £299 a month, plus VAT.
- Suits: small teams in north London who want quiet space and somewhere to work outdoors.
- Downside: the building is not accessible, so check it works for everyone on your team before you visit.
Work + Play, Finsbury Park
Work + Play, at 111 Seven Sisters Road, is about eight minutes’ walk from Finsbury Park station. Members get free Friday night drinks, ultrafast Wi-Fi and free tea and coffee.
Dedicated desks from £275 a month, plus VAT. Part-time plans for 5 to 15 days a month start at £90, plus VAT.
- Suits: small teams based in north London who want a local, social space.
- Downside: access hours are not published, so check them before you join if your team works early or late.
South Bank and Borough
Coworking spaces in London Bridge and Borough sit on the Northern and Jubilee lines, with national rail at London Bridge station.
Uncommon Borough, Borough
Uncommon Borough, at 1 Long Lane, is about two minutes’ walk from Borough station on the Northern line. Members get free fitness classes from yoga to HIIT, focus zones with silent booths, showers and a roof terrace with skyline views.
Private offices from £750 per desk a month, plus VAT. Uncommon’s dedicated desks here start at £549 a month, plus VAT.
- Suits: teams who want wellness built into the working week.
- Downside: private offices start at four desks, and the roof terrace is the one part of the building that is not accessible.
Runway East London Bridge, London Bridge
Runway East London Bridge, at 18 Crucifix Lane, is a few minutes’ walk from London Bridge station. Members can use 21 meeting rooms and phone booths across the site for free, and get 24/7 access, weekly cake on Wednesdays and a drinks trolley on Fridays.
Desks from £540 a month, plus VAT.
- Suits: teams who spend much of the day on calls or in meetings.
- Downside: the free meeting rooms are shared with the rest of the building, so book busy times early.
Canary Wharf
Coworking spaces in Canary Wharf are served by the Jubilee line, the Elizabeth line and the DLR.
Desks in Canary Wharf usually cost less than in the City, so if you’re choosing between the City and Canary Wharf, weigh that saving against your team’s commute.
Fora One Canada Square, Canary Wharf
Fora One Canada Square is about two minutes’ walk from Canary Wharf station. It has a cafe, a lounge and 14 meeting rooms for up to 30 people, and office members get 24/7 access.
Private offices from £450 per desk a month (VAT not stated). Fora Roam, the coworking membership, also starts at £450 a month (VAT not stated).
- Suits: teams whose clients or colleagues are based in Canary Wharf.
- Downside: meeting rooms cost from £68 an hour, and on-site support runs only from 8.30am to 6pm on weekdays.
How to choose from this list
The best coworking space in London for your team depends on how you work more than on the building. Count the desks you need on your busiest day, not an average day. Then ask each space for its all-in monthly price with VAT, since many London operators add 20% on top of the quoted figure. If budget comes first, cheap coworking spaces in London start from £20 a day, plus VAT, or £65 a month, plus VAT.
If your team is on calls all day, free meeting rooms and phone booths matter more than a roof terrace. Free rooms can also make a space cheaper overall than one with a lower desk price that charges for rooms by the hour. If people come in only a few days a week, ask about part-time plans before you commit to full-time desks: several of the best coworking spaces for freelancers in London sell them, starting from one day a month.
If your team needs a door for calls every day, several spaces on this list also rent private offices. Choosing between a serviced office and coworking then comes down to meeting rooms, notice periods and what each price covers.
If anyone works early, late or at weekends, check that their plan includes 24/7 access, because day passes at several spaces on this list cover weekday office hours only. Every space among these 24-hour coworking spaces in London has 24/7 access on a named plan, from £65 a month, plus VAT.
When choosing office space in London, check the commute for the people who will use the space, at the times they travel, and arrange visits to two or three spaces on your shortlist.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a coworking space cost in London?
In central London, a hot desk usually costs £150 to £400 a month and a dedicated desk £300 to £600, based on September 2026 ranges that do not state VAT. Many operators add VAT at 20% on top, so ask for the all-in figure.
How many coworking spaces are there in London?
There is no single official count, because spaces open and close often. myHQ alone lists 1,000+ coworking spaces across London, from single independent spaces to buildings run by large operators.
Who uses coworking spaces in London?
Start-ups, small businesses and freelancers are the core users, along with remote workers who want a desk near home. Teams that need privacy often take a private office: Runway East London Bridge, for example, has lockable offices for teams of up to 30.
Where can I find a quiet coworking space in London?
Look for focus booths or quiet zones, and visit at the time of day your team would work there, because noise levels change through the day. One Heddon Street, Uncommon Borough and Mindspace Old Street all offer booths for focused work.
Can I use a coworking space in London at the weekend?
Yes, if your plan includes 24/7 access, which many full-time desks and private offices do. Day passes are often limited to weekday office hours, although some spaces, such as Uncommon Borough, sell a separate weekend pass.
