If you’re looking for a London business address that will really impress, serviced offices in Soho are just the ticket. Located in the heart of the city, Soho is surrounded by the bustling and historic streets of the world-famous West End.
To the north of Soho lies the upmarket area of Fitzrovia, to the south St. James’s, to the east St. Giles and Covent Garden. The popular areas of Chinatown, Mayfair and Piccadilly Circus are all within walking distance.
Both locals and visitors alike frequently choose office space in Soho as their base in the city. With its energetic atmosphere and vast array of restaurants, pubs, cafes and clubs, it is easy to see why.
Offices to rent in Soho range in styles, sizes and price, meaning that there is something for every business.
We have many spaces that have proved very popular with entertainment and media industries looking for offices to rent in Soho. Many major film production and film post-production companies are based here. The British Film Institute is located just off Tottenham Court Road and the offices of Twentieth Century Fox are based along the famous Soho Square.
The buildings that line the streets are characteristically painted with bright, bold colours, adding to the area’s edgy vibe. Soho has a long and vibrant history and the area has transitioned through many different trends and uses over the centuries.
In terms of transport, travelling to your serviced office in Soho couldn’t be easier. Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road, Oxford Circus and Piccadilly Circus tube stations are all close by. The area is also extremely well served by central bus routes to residential areas to the north, south, east and west, making for an easy and efficient commute.
Office space in Soho isn’t the only thing attracting people to this iconic London area. There are some world-class hotels in Soho, including the opulent Café Royal Hotel, the ultra-modern W Hotel and the fancy Sanctum Soho Hotel, all perfect places for any visiting clients to stay while in the city.
Soho is also home to many impressive restaurants and cafés. The area boasts many Michelin-starred restaurants, including Yauatcha, Barrafina and Social Eating House. Be sure to book a table early to avoid disappointment!
Soho also boasts London’s busiest shopping district. Shoppers clammer for the latest high street looks along Regent Street and Oxford Street, while the iconic Liberty of London can be found on Carnaby Street, the original epicentre of swinging sixties fashion.
The area is home to London’s world-famous theatre scene. Historic theatres such as the Palace Theatre, Shaftesbury Theatre and the Prince Edward Theatre are located on or close to Shaftesbury Avenue.
This part of the city is also home to London’s LGBT scene, with some of its most famous pubs and clubs along Old Compton and Wardour Streets. It is also said that Soho was the gateway that brought jazz and blues music to the whole of England through the popularity of now-famous music clubs like Ronnie Scott's and Ain't Nothin' But Blues… both of which you can still visit today.
Old Compton Street is considered by many of Soho's locals to be the unofficial high street. It is full of bars, cafes, restaurants and shops. As a newcomer to Soho, it is an essential first stop that will really help you get an understanding for the particular vibe of the area, a vibe you simply won’t find elsewhere in London!
All of these wonderful things and more combine to create an area that tourists and Londoners alike flock to.
