Question 1

How much does eOffice cost per month in London?

Accepted Answer

Across all eOffice listings here the average is about GBP 578 per desk per month, spanning the enterprise suites and managed office that make up its eight available workspaces in London.

Because these are larger fitted spaces, the rate per desk moves with the size of the floor, the building and the length of term, which runs from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer.

Question 2

Where are eOffice's London locations?

Accepted Answer

eOffice has five buildings listed on Office Hub in the United Kingdom, all of them in London, with eight available workspaces between them.

eOffice's own site describes a much wider network across many countries and cities, but the five London buildings are what is listed here.

Availability changes by building, so check the individual listing for the address and floor you are considering.

Question 3

Does eOffice offer managed or enterprise office space?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Enterprise suites and managed offices are the space types listed for eOffice in London, covering seven and one of its eight available workspaces respectively. These are self-contained fitted floors or suites for a whole team rather than individual desks.

Every eOffice building listed records 24/7 access, furnished space, air conditioning, a kitchen and printing facilities, and four of the five record disabled access.

Question 4

Can I get a coworking desk at eOffice?

Accepted Answer

Coworking desks are not listed as a bookable space type for eOffice in London here, because the eight available workspaces are enterprise suites and a managed office.

eOffice's own site lists coworking desks, day passes and private offices alongside its serviced workspace.

Enquire on a listing and the operator confirms which desk-based options that particular building runs.

Question 5

Does eOffice offer a virtual office in London?

Accepted Answer

Virtual offices are not listed as a bookable space type for eOffice here, but eOffice's own site describes a virtual office with a business address, call answering, call forwarding, message taking and mail forwarding, chosen as a menu of optional services.

Whether the address may be used as a registered company address is not stated on that page, so confirm it with eOffice and with Companies House.

Question 6

Does eOffice have meeting rooms?

Accepted Answer

Three of the five eOffice buildings listed in London record a meeting room. In two of those the room is included in the price of the space, and in one it is bookable at a charge.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; eOffice arranges them at the building. Its own site also lists meeting rooms as a standalone service across its wider network.

Question 7

What is included in an eOffice workspace in London?

Accepted Answer

Every eOffice building listed in London is furnished and air conditioned and records 24/7 access, a kitchen and printing facilities. Four of the five record mail handling, a business lounge and disabled access, and three record reception services.

Meeting room use is included at two buildings and charged at one. Inclusions differ by building, so each listing sets out what that space covers.

Question 8

What contract lengths does eOffice offer?

Accepted Answer

eOffice space in London is taken on flexible agreements running from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, and the rate per desk generally improves with a longer commitment.

Enterprise suites and managed offices are usually taken for longer than a single desk would be, because the floor is fitted for one occupier. Enquire on the listing and the operator confirms the minimum term for that building.

Question 9

How quickly can a team move into an eOffice space?

Accepted Answer

eOffice buildings listed in London are recorded as furnished, so a team can usually move in shortly after the agreement is signed rather than waiting for a fit-out.

Enterprise suites and managed offices sometimes need reconfiguring or branding for the incoming team, which adds time. The operator confirms a realistic start date for the specific suite when you enquire on its listing.

Question 10

What happens at the end of an eOffice agreement?

Accepted Answer

At the end of an eOffice agreement in London you can normally renew, move to a different size within the building, or give notice and leave, with the notice period set out in the agreement you sign.

Notice length varies with the term taken and the building. Ask the operator for the break and notice terms in writing before signing, so the exit is clear from the start.