Albion House is based in a new public square, immediately opposite Woking Station and within three minutes’ walk to the central shopping district. This sleek, glass-fronted building is one of the most easily recognised in town, attracting a plethora of many well-known and prestigious blue-chip companies. Access nine spotless floors, over 38,715 sq ft of space and choose from 620 workstations, as well as multiple elegant meeting rooms and premium private offices.
You’ll have swift access to central London, 25 minutes away via South West Trains, as well as a host of the town’s finest restaurants, cafés, banks and hotels. Woking is easy to explore, thanks to the pedestrianised town centre; stroll for a few minutes up the road to explore esteemed museum and art gallery, The Lightbox. Even closer – roughly 60 seconds away – you’ll come across The Hockey Museum, which celebrates the rich heritage and history of the sport.
Reserve a meeting room at Albion House, the glass-fronted landmark on Woking's new public square directly opposite Woking Station. Each room comes ready with a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and high-speed WiFi, so you can walk in and get straight to work. Natural light keeps sessions sharp through longer agendas. Book by the hour or the day and get an instant quote for your next client pitch or team workshop.
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Rooms include a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and high-speed WiFi for productive sessions.
Spaces occupies Albion House on Woking's new public square, directly opposite Woking Station in the town centre.
Yes, each room has a video conference setup and large display, ideal for hybrid meetings and remote presentations.
Woking Station is right opposite the building, roughly 146 metres away, with fast South West Trains services to central London in about 25 minutes.
Glass-fronted Albion House on a new public square, one of the most recognised buildings in town.
Directly opposite Woking Station, with central London around 25 minutes away by South West Trains.
Steps from Peacocks Shopping Centre, The Lightbox gallery and the town's cafes and restaurants.
Spaces Woking Town Centre sits in Albion House on a new public square, with Woking Station directly opposite at around 146 metres and fast South West Trains services reaching central London in about 25 minutes. Drivers have Station House Car Park and the Heathside multi-storey car park close by, while Woking bus station adds convenient local routes. The pedestrianised centre puts Peacocks Shopping Centre, Woking Market, cafes and restaurants within a short stroll, and culture lovers can reach The Lightbox gallery, the Hockey Museum, the New Victoria Theatre and Woking Park nearby.