Campus London Reviews

Offers free working space and very fast Internet. Make sure you come early though! Great events, networking and talks too.

Cool co-working space. Was walking around London with a friend and stumbled on this place. Would be a good spot to work from.

An educational outlet with a reach productivity by Google.

Nice place , I went there for a lot of meetUp specially the Google I/O

The looks of this building on street-view might not give away the vibrant environment inside. In London where even a square foot is priced in gold, such office space for startups is an absolute boost. Space apart, the whole concept and its execution are great. Being just a guest, I had to travel 60 miles for an informal meet with Mr.Patrick Pichette CFO (Google). But for those in there, say through SpringBoard, it was just about taking a short break at the conf hall.

Google needs to promote more such events and help startups outside get better chance to learn, network and most importantly pitch ideas to potential investors in the Campus.

Great space to get things done. I really wish it opened much earlier - say 7am so startups can start work before the rest of the world gets started.

Very good program
For startup entrepreneurs
Thanks Google

I have now registered as google campus member London

Amazingly friendly co-working space, openly to the public to become members for free. Great events too.

You can sign up for free 1:1 mentoring sessions with Google for Entrepreneurs mentors here every Friday! Lots of subject matter experts -- everything from Sales and Marketing to Engineering and Development.

Cool co-working space downstairs at the cafe. There's also a thriving startup and tech community that meets for weekly events such as talks and techruns!

Amazing place to do some work, with very fast internet connection

Great place to network and loads of fun and interesting events!

Great space for talks, yoga, events and a cafe workroom if you like working remotely. (get there early as it fills up!)

Great place, but you'd better get there early as seats fill up quickly each day.

An awesome space full of really experienced, intelligent, and energetic people creating some cool stuff. The events they put on are first class, from content all the way to the drinks and food. The outdoor BBQs are amazing.

Visiting coffee today again. So far the best place to share tech. Knowledge.

Best events, Google does a good job there letting people use it.

Google being Google.Excellent member coworking space. I had the best burger I ever had.

Good co working space, but get there early if you want a seat - people tend to bed in for most of the day.

Very decent rates for workspace and meetings in London - good cafe and facilities

Really nice place to connect with a lot of entrepreneur.
Access to workspace it's free you just have to register yourself online and get your badge.
Google campus organise a lot of free event to help entrepreneur to collaborate, train theirself and test their speech.
Big recommendation if you look for a new project, connection or growth your network.

Quality coworking space, available for free in London.

Campus London is a great place for work, WiFi is fast and the cafe downstairs is silent and peaceful, plugs under every table. Prices for food and drinks are a bit expensive.

Google Campus London is a co-working space that also hosts seminars.
Admission is free with registration

Lovely idea! A nice place to have people meet up to have a chat and be active. A cool relaxing place.

A space for startups, entrepreneurs, students, freelancers, creatives and square types alike. In a central convenient location. And with FREE spaces, wi-fi, and events. What's not to like?
My only recommendation would be- get to the Cafe' early if you want to grab a seat as it gets busy. Also, do talk to your neighbours, you meet lots of interesting people with interesting (and sometimes slightly whacky) ideas.
Another tip: don't confuse the events organised by Google - very good, hard to get into so check frequently for tickets- with those hosted at the campus but organised by other companies. The second type can be a bit too "salesy", with consultants and snake oil vendors offering just the very very basics on a topic (i.e. the stuff you already know) and then having you fill forms to spam the heck out of you later to sell their services. So use your common sense.
Other than that (which doesn't depend on google really) Google Campus it's the best thing since sliced bread.

Too busy. I tried to use the co-working space a couple of times but it filled up as soon as the doors were open. I used the outside tables while I waited for space but nothing came up so went to a lovely coffee shop down the road.
The people I interacted with seemed to be a bit unfriendly/territorial but I guess that's understandable in such a busy place.

My favorite place for networking. Such an amazing atmosphere and space for working on projects and meeting people.

Google Campus is split into five floors and it's a good place to work and meet people.

Was very exited to visit this place but although the app said it to be open .. I was informed by security that they were closed for today. Journey in vein

This cafe was awesome! You can sign up for free to work in this space. Everyone is super nice and welcoming. It s closed for the winter for renovations, but will be open again soon. Definitely check it out.

Vibrant place to network, but too crowded and difficult to work ftom.

Prime location for tech start up innovation with free mentoring.

The must go for startups places. Resently though there have been new workspaces for startups which also offer good opporunities. The regular meetup evebt at the campus are great!

On a visit to Up Europe we were able to visit the London Campus. It is a typical English brick building with a cafeteria in the basement perfect for work, meet curious people who can help you in your next business adventure or people known as the Princess of Sweden!

Free and reasonable working facilities, good events, accessible location, great crowd.

I attended to the Marketing Essentials at Campus EDU, it was a great opportunity to meet new people and listen the experts speeches full of advices and great information. I would be back soon

Campus London is a great place where to go to work if you're in London for a few days or even if you need a place to put down some work for a few hours. There is a coffee and plenty of seats and plugs. The WiFi speed is great. They also organise workshops and talks and the host some interesting startups.

A really nice place to work, but sometimes noisy. Bring headphones!

TechHub, cafe and space conference it was soo good!! I will open my start up to stay there

Great space for networking, meeting like minded individuals.

"THE" place to go for connecting with London's startup scene (esp early-stage startups & entrepreneurs). Great events programme. If you want to work from the cafe, get there early - seats fill up quickly.

It has been our very first coworking space when arrived in London. It is free and it has a nice cafe inside with high quality drink and food. Just get there before 9.30 in the morning or you won't find a seat to work. Online registration needed.

THE place to be for entrepreneurs and startups in London; Google mentoring sessions on Fridays; good coffee and pastries in cafe downstairs; power and Wifi for free

Amazing environment for those of you who are looking to work in startups. The coffee is good on the basement floor and there are always amazing people to network with

Really nice working space within easy distance of Subway etc.

Do not be lured by the name. Chaotic, poorly run and not at all inviting or inclusive. Giving 1 star reluctantly

Very large campus and beautiful parks there . Biggest marketing centre ever seen

Great community events and spectacular way to meet amazing people.

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Great space, friendly atmosphere, easy access and brilliant opportunities to network.
The basement is where you'll get food and drink.

After passing over they told me that is just for members. So they don't have a place for new one's. That was not specified anywhere. Was expecting something else.

The place is magical. It feels like being in the middle of a Silicon valley building. Events, networking, there really is everything. If you succeed, let us jump.

Get your membership, go to a newbie event and then come and visit and meet other start-ups. Welcoming place to be, easy to find.

Great free space for entrepreneurs, or those wanting to connect with entrepreneurs. Has a coffee shop, cool work space, loads of events and a friendly vibe.

Amazing space to support startups and entrepreneurs. If you register for free online you can use the tables downstairs as much as you like for free!

Lots of Tech and Creative scents here! Good for self improvement, study, and ideas development.

Awesome bar and working place! Can't wait to be back in London to go there again!

There's a great community at Campus, delicious coffee and snacks in the community area in the basement and a good number of relevant events held here.

Make sure to get in early if you're looking for a free seat downstairs!

It's like a standard Wifi-ready-cafe-come-coworking-space.

There are plenty of Android devices set up to allow you to test your latest creation as well which is a bonus.

A hotbed of innovation, startup incubators and accelerators, entrepreneurs, founders and coders can be seen rushing around or furiously focused on building out their new prototypes and pitching their products to angel investors and vc's.

It's a wonderful place to hang out, and if you have a startup and are looking for a great place to work, put this on the top of your list.

It's also home to many hackathons and developer events organized by Google or one of the local techhub/seedcamp/oxygen48 organizations - facilities are great, wifi is fast and the cafe is fun to hang out it.

It has been an amazing experience, hope we will have some Google Campus in Barcelona!