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Near Public Transport
Bike Storage
Coffee & Tea Bar
Wheelchair Accessible

The Clubhouse Clubhouse Holborn

Give your team an enviable location in central London - surrounded by heritage, culture and independent retail. Based on the 8th and 9th floors of the stunning 20 St Andrew Street, this exceptional workspace is easily reached by train, tube and bus - and provides secure bike storage too.

Work comfortably in beautifully designed surroundings with views over the City and Holborn. Conduct informal meetings in the on-site coffee bar or head out to enjoy the area's impressive eateries ranging from the latest street food to fine dining.

How to get there?

Saffron Hill Car Park (682m)
Parking (1119m)
Parking (767m)
Parking (1283m)
Parking (870m)
Aldwych (1218m)
Aldwych / Drury Lane (1180m)
Temple (1057m)
Chancery Lane (516m)
Holborn (1109m)

Frequently asked questions about The Clubhouse Clubhouse Holborn

You can find The Clubhouse Clubhouse Holborn at The Clubhouse, EC4A 3AG London, GB.

The Clubhouse Clubhouse Holborn is typically open Monday (09:00-17:30), Tuesday (09:00-17:30), Wednesday (09:00-17:30), Thursday (09:00-17:30), Friday (09:00-17:30). Opening hours may vary on public holidays.

Prices at The Clubhouse Clubhouse Holborn start from £121.00 per hour, excluding taxes. Prices may vary depending on the type of workspace, time of day, and duration of your booking.

The Clubhouse Clubhouse Holborn offers the following facilities and amenities: near public transport, bike storage, coffee & tea bar, wheelchair accessible.

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