Question 1

What is included in a Curve serviced office?

Accepted Answer

Both Curve Serviced Offices buildings in London record a kitchen, reception services, mail handling, printing, a business lounge, 24/7 access, air conditioning, disabled access and furnished offices.

Curve's site says the London Bridge rent includes a 50Mb fibre connection and building-wide Wi-Fi at no extra charge, with card-controlled security. One of the two buildings records parking.

Question 2

Can I hire a boardroom at Curve Serviced Offices?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Curve Serviced Offices hires out boardrooms at both its London Bridge and Greenwich centres, and both buildings record meeting rooms, charged separately.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Curve arranges them at the centre. Its site says virtual office clients can use meeting rooms Monday to Friday at additional cost.

Question 3

How much is a Curve virtual office in London?

Accepted Answer

Curve Serviced Offices' site lists three London virtual office packages, all excluding VAT and with no setup fee:
• Virtual Bronze: GBP 49 per month, mail forwarding and business address
• Virtual Silver: GBP 69 per month, call forwarding
• Virtual Gold: GBP 89 per month, both

Curve charges a one-off fee for Companies House registration; confirm registered-office rules with Companies House.

Question 4

How long can I rent a Curve serviced office for?

Accepted Answer

Curve Serviced Offices lets offices on flexible terms, from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, agreed per office.

Curve's site answers the minimum term question on enquiry rather than publishing it, so confirm the minimum occupancy, notice period and what happens at the end of the term with the operator before you commit.

Question 5

How do I arrange a viewing at Curve Serviced Offices?

Accepted Answer

To view a Curve Serviced Offices office, enquire on the listing and the operator confirms a viewing at 30b Wild's Rents or 133 Creek Road.

Curve's site also offers virtual tours and separate phone lines for each centre. Availability changes, so the viewing confirms which offices are open, the price for your term and any parking arrangements.

Question 6

How much does a Curve Serviced Offices office cost in London?

Accepted Answer

Curve Serviced Offices private offices in London average GBP 252 per desk per month across eight listings on Office Hub.

That is an average across all its listings, so a given office can cost more or less depending on its size, whether it is at London Bridge or Greenwich, and the term. Each listing shows its own price.

Question 7

Where are Curve Serviced Offices located?

Accepted Answer

Curve Serviced Offices has two buildings listed in London: 30b Wild's Rents and 133 Creek Road.

Curve's site places Wild's Rents at London Bridge, SE1, and Creek Road in Greenwich, SE8, and describes the company as an independently owned provider serving start-ups and growing companies.

Question 8

Does Curve Serviced Offices offer coworking?

Accepted Answer

Curve Serviced Offices' site lists coworking at London Bridge and Greenwich, although the spaces listed here are all private offices, eight in total.

Its private offices are fully serviced, which Curve says lets a business be up and running straight away. Office sizes and coworking prices are not published on its site, so they are confirmed with the operator on enquiry.