The Boutique Workplace Company - The Boutique - Marylebone

The workspace is professional, well located, with good facilities. The outstanding part of this workplace is Andrew on reception, polite, conscientious and always extremely helpful in your working day.

We’re absolutely loving our new office space at The Boutique Workplace Company! Such a beautiful, bright space in a stunning location - and Andrew is a total angel! 😇

We've been using the office space in London for several years now. The location is convenient with excellent transport links and a vibrant professional atmosphere that makes it a pleasure to come to work each day. A special mention must go to the receptionist, who is always welcoming, professional and extremely helpful. Overall, this office space has been a great choice for our team and we'd recommend it to any business looking for a reliable base in London.

I have been renting rooms at The Boutique Workplace for about 2 years. The rooms are well kept, the offices are centrally located and the support staff is amazing. Andrew has been a key contact for me in this time and his support has made a difference to my functioning here. If you are looking for a space to work please check out The Boutique Workplace Company

Really nice property. Awful client care. A 2-year deal was initially agreed with a team member who no longer works for the company, on the proviso it was a short term move as we only required a one-person office yet this was a three person office. Her proposal was that we commit to a 2-year deal so that we can agree better terms on the space which we both knew was not the long term/nor ideal space but shows our commitment. Therefore, obtaining rates that where favourable for the first third of the agreement so that the payments where more in line with what our budget was. During or after that period a more suitability spaced and priced office space would hopefully come available. 3-6months passed and after I have nudged a few times the lady informs no suitable spaces have come available as of yet, but she’ll keep me posted. As we creep over 9 months into the agreement, I find out that this lady no longer works for the company and it all goes downhill pretty quickly from there, I explain the situation to the sales manager taking our account on who initially is very empathic to the situation and confident in finding a solution. She looks into everything and alarming finds out what I have been waiting to hopefully become available (size/spec/location) simply doesn’t even exist. She then starts to offer completely irrelevant options, and this is when I start to panic, because as a small business the amount of money they are asking for, is simply not commercially viable and this is something they had known form the beginning. I then ask to raise a complaint regarding this whole dealing and try and arrange a meeting with the sales director, not only so they can understand the position I have been put into because of their company but also try and find a solution that is beneficial to all. But this is when they show their corporate nature and the façade of them being a people’s business is completely shattered. I was told in no uncertain terms that the sales director would not meet with me, please refer to the terms and conditions of the agreement and they couldn’t even consider releasing us from the agreement as they would lose money. Not for one second thinking of the pressures their actions have put on a small business but instead solely focusing on their bottom line. Throughout this whole ordeal, they have been unwavering in their approach to simply address or even look into this and try and find a solution. I had even offered to cover their broker’s fees, so that they could relist the property and find a new company to take the space, which sounds completely reasonable and at no cost to them. They rejected this idea. It’s soulless corporates like this, that hide behind the bureaucracy of terms and conditions as oppose to standing by the statements and promises made by their employees that make it difficult for small businesses to flourish.