5 Coworking Spaces With Monitors in London (2026)

Finding a coworking space with monitors in London is harder than it should be. Plenty of venues show screens in their gallery photos, but when you turn up, you get a bare desk and a "bring your own" shrug. This guide covers five spaces where monitor access is confirmed on the venue's own website, with clear detail on how each one actually works: included at every desk, available at selected desks, reservable in advance, or part of a longer-term package.

We run Ramen Space, so we are biased, but this guide compares who each space is best for.

Quick comparison

How we chose these five

Every venue here meets one requirement: its own website explicitly confirms that an external monitor or screen is available to members or day-pass users. Spaces where monitors only appear in marketing photos, or where third-party directories mention screens but the venue's site does not, were excluded.

Beyond that, we checked the access model (included, selected desks, reservable or bundled), day-pass or trial availability, verified pricing, opening hours and community fit.

1. Ramen Space

Best for: SaaS founders, indie hackers and technical builders who want a monitor at every desk plus a founder community around them.

Location: Dalston Square, East London, one minute from Dalston Junction.

Ramen Space is the most straightforward option on this list. Every desk has a 28-inch monitor. You do not need to reserve one, check availability or pay extra. Sit down, plug in, start working.

The space also has 1GB fibre internet and four meeting rooms. The community is 100+ SaaS founders, with a daily stand-up and group lunch built into the rhythm of the day. If you are building a software product and want feedback from people doing the same thing, that matters.

Pricing (excl. VAT):

• Day pass: £30
• 2 days/month: £59
• 1 day/week: £99
• 2 days/week: £149
• 3 days/week: £199
• 5 days/week: £299

Access hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm.

Day pass and trial: Both available. You can book a free trial day to see the space before committing.

Strengths: The clearest included-monitor promise of any space on this list. Strong founder community. Free trial. Four meeting rooms and fast internet.

Limitations: One London location (Dalston). Weekday daytime access only, so no evenings or weekends. If you need a South London base, multiple locations across the city, or 24/7 access, one of the other spaces below may suit you better.

2. Impact Brixton

Best for: Creators, founders, freelancers and independent professionals who want a long South London drop-in day with monitor access.

Location: 17a Electric Lane, Brixton Village, two minutes from Brixton Underground station.

Impact Brixton explicitly advertises external monitors and standing desks for day-pass users. If you are based in South London and want a confirmed screen without committing to a monthly membership, this is the strongest option on the list for you.

The space also has Wi-Fi, phone booths, a kitchen, plus tea, coffee and snacks. The community is broader than Ramen Space: 100+ active members spanning creators, founders and freelancers.

Pricing:

• Full-day pass: £35 (Monday to Friday)
• Recurring membership: from £165/month

Access hours: 8.30am to 8pm, Monday to Friday.

Strengths: Confirmed external monitors on a public day pass. Longer working day than many coworking spaces (8.30am to 8pm). Central Brixton location with good transport links.

Limitations: The community is a mix of professions rather than a SaaS-founder focus. South London location will not suit everyone, especially those already based in East or North London.

3. Taqwa Studios Bow

Best for: Muslim professionals, founders and remote workers looking for an East London workspace with extended access hours.

Location: 7 Corsican Square, London E3 3YD, about one minute from Devons Road DLR.

Taqwa Studios Bow is a workspace designed for Muslim professionals. It offers the lowest public day-pass price on this list at £25.

On monitor access, a note of honesty: the Bow location page says external monitors are available at selected desks, while the homepage says every desk has a plug-and-play monitor. Because those two official pages do not fully agree, confirm monitor availability for the exact desk or pass you book before visiting.

Facilities include meeting rooms, a phone booth, breakout area, kitchen, rooftop terrace, showers, lockers, enterprise Wi-Fi and bike storage.

Pricing:

• Day pass: £25
• Student day pass: £15
• Light: £105/month
• Regular: £205/month
• Heavy: £325/month

Access hours: Day-pass access 7am to 9pm. 24/7 access depends on the membership plan.

Strengths: Extended hours. A distinctive professional community. East London location. Comparatively low day-pass price.

Limitations: Monitor wording is inconsistent across the venue's own pages. Confirm availability before booking.

4. Work.Life

Best for: Freelancers, entrepreneurs, small teams and hybrid teams that want flexibility across multiple London locations.

Location: Multiple London sites, including Borough, Old Street, Holborn, Soho, Liverpool Street and Hammersmith.

Work.Life has the widest London footprint on this list. If your week takes you to different parts of the city, or your team is spread out, the multi-location access is a real advantage.

Monitor access works differently here. Work.Life says it has limited monitors at each location, but you can see availability and reserve a monitor in advance. The venue describes this as monitor rental, though the public pages do not state a universal rental price. Do not assume a monitor will be waiting at your desk; reserve one before you go and confirm any charge and connector type with your chosen location.

Other facilities include fast Wi-Fi, phone booths, meeting rooms, coffee, and community events including weekly socials.

Pricing:

• Day passes: from £35
• Monthly coworking prices vary by location and plan

Strengths: Several London locations. Ability to reserve a monitor in advance. Good fit for hybrid teams that need flexibility.

Limitations: Monitor supply is limited and must be reserved ahead of time. Any rental charge and connector details should be confirmed with the specific location you plan to visit.

5. Toynbee Hall Hot Desks

Best for: Charities, non-profits, social enterprises, SMEs, freelancers and remote workers looking for a longer-term equipped desk near Aldgate East.

Location: 28 Commercial Street, London E1 6LS, near Aldgate East.

Toynbee Hall takes a different approach from the other spaces on this list. Desks include screens, mice and keyboards as standard, but this is a longer-term commitment: the minimum term is six months, with no public day pass or trial listed.

Facilities include high-speed Wi-Fi, power sockets, a kitchen with tea and coffee, meeting rooms bookable by the hour, printing, a business address and a mail service.

Pricing:

• 1 desk: £450/month
• 3 desks: £1,250/month
• 6 desks: £2,560/month

Strengths: Screen, mouse and keyboard explicitly included at every desk. Useful for organisations or teams that need a longer-term equipped workspace. Business address and mail service included.

Limitations: Six-month minimum term. No public day pass or trial. Not suitable for a one-day drop-in. The pricing reflects a longer commitment rather than flexible access.

How to choose a coworking space with monitors in London

Monitor access varies more than you might expect. Before you book anywhere, check these things:

• Is the monitor guaranteed or limited? Some spaces (like Ramen Space) include a monitor at every desk. Others have a handful available on a first-come or reservation basis.
• Is there a separate charge? Work.Life describes monitor access as rental but does not publish a universal price. Ask before you go.
• What connector do you need? Most venues do not specify whether the monitor uses HDMI, USB-C or something else. Confirm the connector type and bring the right adaptor if the space does not supply one.
• Does the booking cover the full day? If you are reserving a monitor, check whether it is yours for the entire session or just a few hours.
• Is a keyboard and mouse included? Toynbee Hall includes both. Others may not. Worth checking.

Beyond the screen, think about desk ergonomics, internet speed, call space (phone booths or meeting rooms), opening hours, your commute and the community around you. A monitor is useful, but it is one part of a productive workspace. For more on choosing the right setup, see our guide to tech coworking spaces in London.

Which one should you pick?

• SaaS founders and technical builders: Ramen Space. A 28-inch monitor at every desk, 1GB fibre, four meeting rooms and a community of 100+ SaaS founders. Book a free trial day to see it.
• South London day pass with a confirmed monitor: Impact Brixton. £35 for a full day (8.30am to 8pm) with external monitors available.
• Muslim professionals or extended East London access: Taqwa Studios Bow. Low day-pass price and hours up to 9pm (or 24/7 on certain plans). Confirm monitor availability at your specific desk before booking.
• Multiple London locations and hybrid teams: Work.Life. Reserve a monitor in advance and work from whichever location suits your day.
• Longer-term equipped desk for a mission-led organisation: Toynbee Hall. Screen, keyboard and mouse included, with a six-month minimum term.

If you are based in East London and building a SaaS product, Ramen Space is the strongest fit on this list. For everyone else, the right choice depends on location, budget, access hours and the kind of community you want around you.

FAQs

Do London coworking spaces provide monitors?

Some do, but the access model varies. A few spaces include a monitor at every desk. Others offer them at selected desks, through a limited reservation system, or as part of a longer-term equipped desk package. Always check the venue's own website rather than relying on photos or directory listings.

Can I book a coworking space with a monitor for one day?

Yes, at Ramen Space (£30 day pass, excl. VAT), Impact Brixton (£35 day pass) and Taqwa Studios Bow (£25 day pass, subject to desk monitor confirmation). Work.Life offers day passes from £35 with monitors reservable in advance. Toynbee Hall is long-term only with a six-month minimum.

How much does a London coworking day pass with monitor access cost?

Verified public day-pass prices range from £25 at Taqwa Studios Bow (subject to monitor confirmation) to £35 at Impact Brixton and Work.Life. Ramen Space is £30 (excl. VAT) with a 28-inch monitor included at every desk.

What should I check before booking a monitor at a coworking space?

Confirm four things: whether the monitor is included or charged separately, which connector type the screen uses (HDMI, USB-C, etc.), whether you need to bring your own adaptor, and whether a keyboard and mouse are provided. If the space uses a reservation system, check whether the monitor booking covers your full working day.