London coworking
Where to cowork in London: choose the branch around your workday
Compare Richmond, Hammersmith, Hackney, Soho, Stratford and Croydon branches using exact addresses, transport questions and your own journey.
By BestCoworkings · Sources checked 2026-10-21
Official branch and transit pages checked on 21 October 2026. This is a location-planning guide, not a best-space ranking or a commute-time survey. We have not visited or tested these spaces. Confirm access and your actual journey before paying.
Start with the trip you will repeat
There is no useful single answer to the best area for everyone in London. Start with your home, the clients you need to meet and the hours you will travel. Then compare the exact branch address, not just the word London or the operator brand. This guide uses official branch examples; it does not claim these are the only options in each area.
Choose two candidate branches and check both the outward and return journey for the days you plan to attend, including the final walk. A cheap day pass across town can cost more in fares and time than a dearer one near home.
West London: Richmond and Hammersmith are different journeys
Drop-in lists a Richmond branch at 50 George Street, Richmond. Kindred lists Bradmore House, Queen Caroline Street, in Hammersmith, and describes itself as two minutes from Hammersmith tube station. Both are west London, but the journeys differ; use the exact address in your route check rather than treating west London as one location.
Neighborhood branches like these often sell simpler products than central London: day passes and part-time plans rather than corporate suites. Match the product to your week before comparing with a central branch.
East London: Hackney and Stratford
SHED lists 8 Lee Street, London E8, in Hackney. ARC Club lists a Stratford branch at 180 High Street, E15, one of several ARC locations; check which club a membership names before assuming network-wide access.
East London branches price noticeably below the center in our cost sample. If your clients are in the City or the West End, add the cross-town journey to the comparison rather than looking at the membership figure alone.
Central and south: Soho and Croydon at opposite scales
Huckletree lists a Soho branch at Ingestre Court, one of several central London branches. TMRW lists 75-77 High Street, Croydon, a town-center location at the city's southern edge. These answer different questions: one puts you inside the West End's meeting circuit, the other serves a local working week.
In central buildings, add reception and floor access to your arrival plan, and ask where guests wait. In outer locations, ask about parking and the final walk from the station instead.
Use TfL as a route check, not a proximity badge
Transport for London publishes Tube, bus and rail maps, live status and journey planning. A nearby station on the map does not prove a convenient trip; check the exact branch address in TfL's journey planner for the days and hours you will travel, and read planned-closure notices for your lines.
For a first visit, keep the branch entrance instructions and your route in the same note. Ask where a guest checks in, whether a room booking admits all attendees, and what happens outside staffed hours.
Make the final choice without a false ranking
A practical shortlist can be one branch near home and another near your meetings. Compare your actual journey, access hours, call arrangements and room availability. Only then compare desk prices. Our separate London cost guide covers published offers; this page deliberately does not turn location into a price ranking.
The directory is a starting point, not proof of current availability or owner approval. Recheck the official branch page and confirm the selected desk or room before paying. No source review here establishes Wi-Fi speed, noise, safety or service quality.
Sources and scope
Provider pages checked 2026-10-21. Offers and policies may change. Your selected branch's current written terms apply.