Professional office style meeting rooms & event space in the heart of Mayfair

What's on offer at W1 Workspace? - Natural light and air conditioning in every room. - 65" Ultra HD TV screens with Audio-Visual equipment. - Connectivity for Mac and Windows devices - Whiteboards/Flipcharts, writing pads and stationery. - Complimentary servings of mineral water, teas, fresh coffee & biscuits We have 3 spacious rooms and a Kitchen/lounge area that can be used as a breakout room The Mayfair Room -The Mayfair room seats 10- 16 (24 in Theatre Style) and is a bright and airy room with insulated windows along one wall giving an impressive view facing out onto Albemarle Street. Please note that we can configure the layout of this room subject to your liking. Please note that we can adjust the furniture layout for this room only. The St James Boardroom - The St James’s Boardroom seats 8 to 10 and is equipped with a Samsung Ultra HD TV screen for audio-visual presentations direct from your laptop via Apple TV, Samsung screen mirroring or by using the built-in HDMI socket. The Piccadilly Room - The Piccadilly meeting room seats up to 4 - 6 people on a round table and is equipped with a Samsung HD TV screen for audio-visual presentations directly from your laptop via Apple TV, Samsung screen mirroring or by using the built-in HDMI socket Kitchen/Lounge Area - Kitchenette facility which can be used for breakout session with two tables and a self-service fridge LOCATION This event space is situated in the heart of London’s Mayfair with excellent access to transport links, conveniently located with a 3 minute walk from Green Park underground station, a 5 minute walk from Piccadilly Circus underground station, and a 17 minute walk from London Charing Cross main line station. Situated adjacent to Old Bond Street and close to Jermyn Street where luxury retailing, exceptional restaurants and hotels are located. HISTORY James Bond author, Ian Fleming, named his gold-infatuated villain after his neighbour, architect Ernő Goldfinger, with whom he apparently was not on the best of terms. In the 1950s, Ernő Goldfinger's design for two office buildings was praised for its sensitivity to the surrounding Georgian architecture. So when you are on site with us, you will might notice the odd link to James Bond through the décor.