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Regus Piccadilly Circus occupies a substantial building at 48 Warwick Street in the heart of London's West End, offering flexible coworking desks, private offices, and meeting rooms across multiple floors arranged around a central atrium. The building accommodates up to 500 desks, making it one of the larger Regus centres in Central London. Reception is staffed Monday to Friday, 09:00–17:30, with 24/7 access available for private office and dedicated coworking members. Booking in advance is required for drop-in coworking. On-site amenities include a lounge and breakout area with complimentary tea and coffee, shower facilities, disabled-friendly equipment, and business-grade meeting rooms suited to ad-hoc or recurring use. The workspace is set up for quiet, focused work — a practical base for solo professionals, visiting executives, or distributed teams needing a Central London address without a long-term commitment.
Regus - London, Piccadilly Circus offers Disabled-Friendly Equipment, Lounge Area, Shower, Central Location, Meeting Rooms.
48 Warwick Street, W1B 5AW, London, UK
48 Warwick Street sits one block south of Regent Street and a short walk from Piccadilly Circus, one of London's most recognisable landmarks and a major interchange for the West End. The immediate area is Soho and Mayfair-adjacent — dense with restaurants, cafés, and independent retailers, making it straightforward to find lunch or host a client nearby. Piccadilly Circus Underground station (Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines) is roughly a two-minute walk, connecting the centre directly to Heathrow, King's Cross, and the broader London network. Oxford Circus (Central, Bakerloo, Victoria lines) is under ten minutes on foot, adding further route options. Carnaby Street, Regent Street, and Golden Square are all within a few minutes' walk, giving the address a genuinely central W1 postcode that carries weight for client-facing businesses and visiting professionals alike.
Yes — drop-in coworking at the 48 Warwick Street centre requires a booking in advance. Once inside, members have access to a spacious, quiet workspace. Private office and dedicated coworking members receive 24/7 building access.
Review summary
Across 19 detailed Google reviews, this Piccadilly Circus location presents as a centrally situated office space whose promise is considerably undercut by persistent operational difficulties reported by members. On the positive side, a handful of members appreciate the atmosphere in communal areas, describing the breakout space as "lovely," and a small number note that the workspace itself can feel spacious and quiet when conditions allow — suggesting the underlying footprint has potential for focused work. The gaps, however, dominate the review picture by a significant margin. Members consistently raise concerns about the physical environment: inadequate heating and air conditioning are mentioned repeatedly, and several reviewers flag serious maintenance issues including a leaking bathroom with black mould. Cleanliness and upkeep appear to fall below expectations on a recurring basis. Access proves to be a frustration in its own right, with some members waiting nearly two weeks to receive a key card. Equipment provision also draws criticism, with members noting the absence of laptop-friendly desk and chair setups. Kitchen facilities disappoint too, with at least one broken boiling water tap cited. Meeting room reliability is questioned, with reports of bookings being cancelled without adequate notice. Perhaps most consistently, members describe difficulties resolving these issues with staff, with one reviewer characterising the experience as going "round and round in circles." Pricing flexibility also draws criticism, with rent increases described as steep relative to the service quality received.
Members most consistently praise Atmosphere and Quiet & focus. The most-raised point to know about is Step-free access.
Consistently praised
Worth knowing
“Lovely place, breakout area”
See options & request a tourlauren miller
Jun 2026
This place has been a complete nightmare from day one. My problems started as soon as I moved in. It took almost two weeks to receive a key card to access the building due to their internal issues. I had early morning meetings and was simply told to work from Pret A Manger until they sorted it out, which is completely unacceptable for a serviced office. The biggest issue is the lack of air conditioning. There is effectively no working air conditioning in the building, which is probably why it’s often so empty. During the recent 34°C weather, the office was unbearably hot. Before signing the contract, I was told someone would be coming to fix the air conditioning. Once I’d signed, I was told it was an old building and that it simply doesn’t work. Working in these conditions is exhausting, you become hot, uncomfortable, and drowsy. I’ve raised this issue multiple times with no resolution. I was even promised a fan over a month ago, which never arrived. Speaking to other tenants, they’ve told me this has been an ongoing problem for years. I highly suggest you visit in personal to understand how difficult and unbearable it actually is, all doors remain open due to the heat - someone was even taking meeting in the hallway as there is a small window there. The facilities are equally disappointing. The toilets are frequently dirty, blocked, and often have no soap, with filthy floors. Cleaning is supposedly included in the contract, yet it’s almost impossible to get the office cleaned properly. There always seems to be an excuse. To make matters worse, the taps don’t even provide cold water. Before I moved in, I was promised my office would be freshly painted and cleaned. Two months later, despite repeatedly chasing this, nothing has been done. I also asked to move to a different office because of these issues, but the sales team completely ignored my request. As a result, I’m now looking to move elsewhere and will have to pay another deposit and additional costs just to escape this place. Overall, the staff have been unhelpful, promises made before signing the contract have not been honoured, and genuine concerns are ignored. My advice: avoid this place. Don’t rely on the promises made before you sign, as my experience has been completely different once I became a tenant. I genuinely cannot wait for my contract to end. Good luck with the lifts too. 😭
Bruce Wells
Jun 2026
Overall Experience: Extremely Poor STAY AWAY This has been, by far, the worst serviced office experience I have had in over 15 years of using serviced offices globally. Our issues began immediately upon moving in, with a water leak in our office. While we were moved to a different unit, no compensation, apology, or proactive follow-up was provided. This set the tone for the remainder of our tenancy. Throughout our time at 48 Warwick Street, the building suffered from persistent fundamental failures: * Lifts were frequently out of service for extended periods. Even now, there is an electrical shock when pressing the lift button, which raises serious safety concerns. * Toilets were consistently problematic — blocked, unusable, and unsanitary. There was no proactive maintenance, no clear communication, and no interim solutions when issues persisted. * Security was wholly inadequate. Our unit, along with three others, was broken into and equipment was stolen. There was no meaningful support from Regus: no proactive communication, no follow-up, no apology, and no compensation. Compounding these operational failures was poor account and contract management. Administrative oversights (including failure to update account administrators) resulted in us missing critical renewal communications and nearly being locked into an incorrect long-term renewal. Again, this was handled reactively rather than responsibly. At every major failure point — the water leak, sanitary issues, security breach, and contract errors — Regus failed to engage proactively, failed to take ownership, and failed to support us as a client. Regus has never been my preferred serviced office provider, and after this experience, it will NOT be considered in the future. Given the severity and consistency of the issues, I will actively advise others to avoid this location and Regis overall. Had Regus worked with us constructively and taken responsibility, this outcome could have been very different.
Francesca
May 2026
First time booking Regus in Piccadilly. Unfortunately we did not encounter a good experience at all! I made the meeting room reservation 1 month in advance and literally at 4:30pm the DAY before our arrival, I received an email completely out of the blue to say our booking had been cancelled. This was a complete shock which caused a lot of panic and upheaval searching around to try and source another location at such short notice, especially as our reservation was for a fairly large group of 18 people. I contacted Regus immediately and was advised the room we booked had flooded a few weeks prior, which resulted in no power to the sockets in the room. Unfortunately Regus made no contact or attempt to notify us of this issue in advance. They did eventually allow us to rebook the room, but we didn’t have any working power sockets which wasn’t practical. In addition to the poor communication, we were not particularly made to feel welcome on arrival and there was no basic show around of where our meeting room was located within the building etc. I regularly arrange venue bookings for my company but unfortunately I won’t be using Regus again or recommending them!!
CHAIDECH JANTHASRI
Mar 2026
48 Warwick St, Piccadilly Circus, London W1B 5AW, United Kingdom
Massimo Buraschi
Jan 2026
Black Pearl
Jan 2026
Good adhoc working space and good sized meeting room.