The London Canary Wharf Centre serviced offices are situated on the 29th and 37th floors of One Canada Square, offering stunning views over the city's skyline from this prime London landmark. These offices are well located on Canada Square in Canary Wharf, East London. The estate offers a wide range of restaurants, bars and shops and the building is a short walk Canary Wharf underground and DLR stations. The compound offers its members a great Canary Wharf business address, unbranded, furnished offices to rent, flexible office rental agreement terms, easy monthly billing including utilities and cleaning, 24/7 secure access, high-speed internet services, state of the art telecoms system, staffed reception with call answering service, kitchens and washrooms, meeting rooms to hire in Canary Wharf, day office, hotdesk and virtual office packages.
Regus London Canary Wharf offers a communal kitchen with tea and coffee making facilities.
The compound has a comfortable business lounge allowing its members to stay productive on the move and a smaller break out area to brainstorm ideas.
The compound is located near restaurants, bars and coffee shops.
Regus was Founded in Brussels, Belgium, in 1989 by English entrepreneur Mark Dixon. The company is based in Luxembourg and listed on the London Stock Exchange. Regus is the world’s largest provider of flexible workspace solutions, with customers including some of the most successful entrepreneurs, individuals and multi-billion dollar corporations.
The company includes almost 3000 business centers, spanning almost 900 cities across 120 countries. Through its range of office formats, as well as growing mobile, virtual office, and workplace recovery businesses, it enables people and businesses to work where they want, when they want, how they want, and at a range of price points.
Become a Regus member and the world literally becomes your office. Regus caters to all the details of a well-managed office without the effort of setting up shop.
To the full article at Whatcom TalkRegus has plenty to boast about. Half of Fortune 500 companies, the likes of Google, Apple, American Express, BMW, Toshiba, Nokia, have all gone with Regus in India. The latest to join the bandwagon is Twitter.
To the full article at Money ControlRegus has beaten Hong Kong billionaire Anson Chan in the battle to take over MWB Business Exchange, after tabling a £65.6m cash bid for the group.
To the full article at Financial TimesThe world’s largest provider of flexible workspaces, Regus, plans to introduce a new way to work, entrepreneurs in urban and remote areas by the setting up of high quality business focused locations countrywide.
To the full article at The Sunday TimesGreat location and nice staff but very dilapidated and shabby kitchen and common area. Embarrassingly so. And almost every day there is no hot water in the morning. I've been here almost a year a nothing has changed. Amusing signs on the walls everywhere saying "you asked, we listened"! They have a sense of humour at least.
Regus have good locations that is the only positive (however, now there are many other services office providers/virtual office etc all in equally good locations). I have had both virtual and physical offices (did physical and then thought cutting costs and thought surely they could not mess up on virtual but boy was I wrong!) and both were a disaster that would never use again! 1. Automatic Renewing contracts with 3 month minimum notice if want to leave before contract expires - this is by far the worst. Today there is no reason to have to lock people in these contracts but for Regus it is a cash cow. So for instance if you had a 12 or 6 etc month contract and forget to give the 'at least 3 months notice' then they just lock you into another one and there is no way of getting out - UK government consumer rights legal departments should look into this! Most other service office/virtual office providers need your permission or just go into rolling monthly contracts. In fact, if you are looking for a virtual office there are many with far better terms that are no contract and monthly renewing only or short contract that just roll monthly after the contract. 2. Customer service - shocking! Before signing up they treat you like a king as the sales rep (on a commission) will be beaming with a smile, contacting you with any question you have and chasing you up to see you sign up. Once you have signed up it is a slow process to get questions answered by either Regus Canary Wharf or Regus head office via email. You will chase and chase wasting so much time. 3. Billing! This is a real nightmare. For physical office they will frequently do billing errors with added IT costs or duplicate billing to the monthly invoice. So then if you pay the correct amount and ask for a new invoice will take months to come back and then bill does not get updated so they add late fees (due to you not paying the billing error extra items and since not updated - they seem to outsource some of their accounts to maybe Philippines or some other place ). Turns into a real mess quickly as next future invoices are impacted in the errors that just compound. 4. Costs. If you look around you can also find a far better deal by another provider - sometimes in the same building or another very good building close buy for up to 50% o more cheaper. Summary - Regus dangle a golden carrot that can sometimes look good, but is not. Search else where and compare other places, far better options and NEVER would recommend.
I spoke by phone and by mail to agree in regus with Mr. Max Chapman asking a mounthly rolling contract on 25 Canada Square Regus...I signed my contract online but after one month when I would to leave the office they just showed me that it is an annual monthly rolling contract and not simple monthly rolling contract like I asked him. Basically he made me a contract that I didn't ask and there is no way to change it. I tried to contact Mr. Max Chapman by mail, by phone, by text sms and I didn't get any answer...after a week cause I was insisting with all the Regus staff to speak with him, I got an answer from him by mail and it says that he has no responsability and he has not the conversation recorded. I told him that I have all the chats by mail as I never asked an annual contract but he doesn't want responsability of his mistake So, in the end, I am in prison of this contract and I have to pay the whole amount anyway. I never had a bad experience like this in my life Bad so bad
Very poor customer services, I asked for an office the receptionist was laughing like I was in the wrong place, she was not polite at all, I even felt like it was because of my skin colour, it was really, really disappointed😕
Good working space
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