Regus Cross Keys House
A beautiful brick and timber-fronted building in central Salisbury, Lime Kiln House is an attractive place to do business. Walk to your Cross Keys House workspace in 12 minutes from Salisbury station. Work through your to-do list in comfortable surroundings, with plenty of natural light, and enjoy views over bustling Market Square while you work.
Grab lunch and wander around Salisbury’s inviting centre. Take your pick of the city’s pubs, restaurants and cultural spots when your day’s work is done.
Meeting room facilities
Presentation & AV
- Video conference setup
- Large display
- Whiteboard
- Flip chart
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Meeting rooms in Salisbury at Cross Keys House
Book a meeting room on the third floor of Cross Keys House, 22 Queen Street, right in the centre of Salisbury and around twelve minutes on foot from the railway station. Rooms are set up with a large display, whiteboard and flip chart, video conference setup, plenty of natural light and high-speed WiFi. The building is wheelchair accessible and covered by 24/7 CCTV, with breakout areas and catering for sessions that run long. Reserve by the hour or the day, with New Canal bus stop and the Brown Street car parks a few minutes away for your guests.
Frequently asked questions
On the third floor of Cross Keys House, 22 Queen Street, Salisbury SP1 1EY, in the heart of the city.
A large display, whiteboard, flip chart, video conference setup, natural light and high-speed WiFi.
Yes. Cross Keys House is wheelchair accessible and monitored by 24/7 CCTV.
The Brown Street car parks are around 290 and 365 metres away, with Culver Street about 460 metres from the door.
Cross Keys House is open Monday to Friday from 08:30 to 17:30.
What makes Cross Keys House special
Cross Keys House in central Salisbury
Queen Street address about twelve minutes on foot from Salisbury railway station.
Cross Keys House is accessible and secure
Wheelchair accessible building with raised floors and 24/7 CCTV throughout.
Market Square views at Cross Keys House
Naturally lit third-floor workspace looking out over bustling Market Square in the city centre.
How to get there?
Cross Keys House sits on the third floor at 22 Queen Street, in the heart of Salisbury. Salisbury railway station, the city's main transport hub for regional and inter-city services, is around 1.25 kilometres away, roughly twelve minutes on foot, while local bus routes stop at New Canal about 260 metres away and Bridge Street about 430 metres away. Drivers have the Brown Street car parks within 290 to 365 metres and Culver Street roughly 460 metres from the door. The surrounding streets take in Salisbury Guildhall, Salisbury Cathedral and its landscaped Cathedral Close, Salisbury Museum and Old George Mall, with the riverside promenades along the River Avon close by for a break and Market Square, pubs and restaurants moments away.