Best overall: Good Space Islington Square
Good Space is a neighbourhood work club based in Islington Square. Unlike many workspaces that focus on the company, team, or group, Good Space is built for the individual. Hospitality is at the centre of everything they do - their Club Managers are on site to support, host, and welcome members, and the community they help create is genuinely something special. The space has everything you need: varied seating options, phone booths, focus booths, deep focus areas, meeting rooms, and a kitchen. If you're looking for a beautifully designed, community-focused space, Good Space is the place to be.
Amenities: Meeting rooms, phone booths, focus booths, deep focus zones, kitchen, printing, member events, private offices, dedicated desks, hot desking
Price: Monthly membership starting from £215 + VAT
Pros:
- Beautiful spaces, full of character
- Meeting room credits included
- Phone booths and private offices
- Club Managers providing exceptional support
- Community-focused
- Great for individuals
- 24/7 access for members
Cons:
- Day pass spaces are not guaranteed, more membership based.
- Not ideal for teams larger than 20
Best for all-rounders: Loom Club
Loom club is a neighbourhood work club designed to be like a second home. It has places to sit and work as well as a fitness studio where they offer yoga, strength training and wellness workshops. They have an on-site cafe/bar and they also introduced Loom’s Kitchen, a series of chef residencies designed to offer intimate dining experiences that celebrate creativity, flavors, and innovation.
Amenities: Phone booths, meeting room, member events, hot desking, fitness studio & classes, on-site cafe/bar
Price: part time memberships from £45/month and full time memberships from £295 per month
Pros:
- Fitness, co-working and wellness all in one.
- Bright, calm and beautifully designed spaces.
- On site bar/cafe
- Various membership tiers
Cons:
- The kitchen is a cafe rather than an amenity for members.
- Only one meeting room
Best for location: Spaces Highbury
Spread across four floors, the space offers open-plan coworking areas, communal breakout rooms, meeting rooms, and a dedicated on-site team. It's well suited to freelancers, small teams, and growing businesses who want a professional, well-connected base in North London. Spaces Highbury and Islington offer thoughtfully crafted workspaces that combine stunning design with vibrant communities. Regular events, workshops, and social gatherings help you build relationships that grow your ideas and your network.
Amenities: Open-plan coworking, meeting rooms, breakout rooms, fast internet, on-site team, 24/7 access for members
Price: Hot desking from £139/month, dedicated desk from £289/month (excl. VAT)
Pros:
- Four floors of workspace giving plenty of variety
- Dedicated on-site team
- 24/7 access for members
- Great location on Upper Street surrounded by cafés, restaurants and independent businesses
- Flexible membership options
- Modern, well-equipped meeting rooms
Cons:
- More corporate feel compared to some of the more characterful independents in the area
- Slightly higher prices
- Less community focused than other coworking spaces
Best for teams: Uncommon Highbury
Uncommon Highbury is a beautifully designed coworking space tucked into the peaceful, leafy surroundings of Highbury & Islington, just a short walk from the station. Housed in a former bookbinding factory, the space retains plenty of character — think painted brick walls, a sleek café bar, and an outdoor terrace — while still offering everything you need to do your best work. With quiet zones, collaborative areas, private offices, and complimentary drinks and snacks, it strikes a great balance between focus and community. Regular events, workshops, and fitness classes make it more than just a place to work.
Amenities: Hot desks, dedicated desks, private offices, meeting rooms, phone booths, outdoor terrace, café bar, complimentary drinks and snacks, printing, bike storage, member events and fitness classes
Prices: day pass from £45, hot desking from £299/month
Pros:
- Full of character — housed in a converted bookbinding factory with exposed brick and lots of natural light
- Outdoor terrace
- Complimentary drinks and snacks
- Variety of workspace options from quiet zones to collaborative areas
- Regular events, workshops and fitness classes
- Welcoming, community-focused atmosphere
Cons:
- More geared toward teams and businesses than individuals
- Fewer locations than larger operators if you need flexibility across London.
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