5 Coworking Spaces With Monitors in London (2026)

Looking for a coworking space with monitors in London? These five spaces publish a monitor offering, but access differs: a screen can be included with a desk, offered to members, or rented separately from a limited supply. For software founders and technical builders, our pick is Ramen Space in Dalston, with 28-inch monitors, a founder community and a free weekday trial. If another location or access model suits you better, compare the conditions below before booking.

Ramen Space comes first for software founders, while the other options serve different locations, working hours and communities.

Quick comparison

How we checked monitor access

We checked each venue's own website for an explicit monitor or screen offering, then compared price, access conditions and booking requirements. A screen in a photograph alone does not qualify a venue for this guide. This is a published-offer comparison, not a claim that we have tested every desk.

The key distinction is whether the monitor is available on the pass you want. We flag unclear day-pass eligibility, rental charges and tax treatment rather than assume that a membership amenity comes with every booking. Prices are shown with VAT only where the venue states it.

1. Ramen Space

Ramen Space suits people building software who want both an external screen and other founders to work alongside. It is at Unit 6, Sledge Tower, Dalston Square, one minute from Dalston Junction.

Ramen Space has 22 desks, each with an external monitor. A desk with a 28-inch monitor is part of the offer, alongside fibre broadband and meeting rooms. Daily stand-ups and lunch around a shared table give you a way to meet people without relying on chance introductions. The community is aimed at SaaS founders, indie hackers and technical builders, rather than general office rental.

The day pass is £30 + VAT, with a free trial available before committing. Access is 9am–6pm, Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays and Christmas holidays. Book the free trial day by the day before: choose a weekday and your confirmation and calendar invitation arrive straight away. You can also skip the trial and book a day pass directly.

The trade-off is location and hours: this is one Dalston space, not a multi-site pass or an evening workspace. We do not promise a particular connector or adaptor here; check compatibility with your laptop when arranging the visit.

2. Impact Brixton

At 17a Electric Lane, Impact Brixton is a useful South London option for a longer working day. Its hot-desking page lists external monitors and standing desks among the included facilities.

A day costs £35. For regular use, the published membership is £165/month plus a one-off £50 joining fee. The page does not state VAT treatment, so check the total payable rather than comparing those figures directly with VAT-exclusive prices.

Hot-desking hours are 8.30am–8pm on weekdays. Walk-ins are welcome, although confirming a screen ahead of time is sensible if your work depends on one: the page does not specify monitor quantities or reservations. The mix of creators, founders and freelancers offers a broader professional community than Ramen Space's software focus.

3. Taqwa Studios Bow

Taqwa Studios is a members' workspace for Muslim professionals at 7 Corsican Square, Bow. Its homepage advertises external monitors at every desk, alongside soundproof pods and a rooftop terrace.

That verifies a monitor offering, but not every visitor's entitlement to it. The FAQ lists a £25 weekday day pass with 9am–5pm access, yet it also contains launch-era promotions. Confirm the current price, VAT treatment, hours and monitor inclusion directly before paying for a day visit.

Membership access varies by tier. The FAQ gives regular and dedicated-desk members 24/7 access; that should not be read as a day-pass benefit. Taqwa is worth considering for its community and Bow location, but a one-day visitor needs those booking details settled first.

4. Work.Life

Work.Life is useful when you want a choice of London locations. Its membership options distinguish single-site from all-site access, so check which locations your plan actually covers.

Screens are an optional rental, not a standard inclusion with every desk. Work.Life says supply is limited and monitors can be reserved in advance. Its public coworking page does not give one universal screen-rental price.

Day passes are advertised from £35, but buying one does not by itself confirm a monitor booking. Ask your chosen location whether screen rental is available on that pass and the total charge including VAT. Day-pass doors are open Monday to Thursday 8.30am to 5.30pm and Friday 8.30am to 5pm, and passes are non-refundable but can be moved with 48 hours' notice. Secure the screen as well as the desk before travelling.

This makes Work.Life a location-flexibility option, with more booking checks than an included-screen offer. Do not apply its membership access hours or extras automatically to a standalone day pass.

5. Toynbee Hall Hot Desks

Toynbee Hall at 28 Commercial Street lists screens, mice and keyboards as hot-desk facilities. It is particularly relevant to charities and social enterprises, while also welcoming freelancers and other small businesses.

You can enquire about a day pass from £20 + VAT or a resident desk from £300/month + VAT. The day pass covers one working day; meeting rooms and printing are extra. A resident desk adds a designated workspace, a monthly meeting-room allocation and business-address services.

Ask the venue to confirm your date, arrival hours and equipment when booking. The page does not specify screen connectors, and the resident-desk benefits should not be assumed to come with the cheaper day pass.

Check these details before you book

• Your exact pass: Is a screen included for day visitors, or only for members? A venue having monitors is not enough.
• Availability and duration: Can the venue confirm one for your date and your whole working session?
• Total price: Check VAT, screen rental and any joining fee. Separate a one-off charge from the recurring cost.
• Laptop compatibility: Ask about the connection and any adaptor you need. Do not assume USB-C charging, HDMI or a particular screen specification.
• The rest of the setup: Check keyboard and mouse provision, access hours and somewhere suitable for calls.

If the wider working environment matters as much as the screen, read our startup office space guide. For a different location, compare the best coworking spaces in London or narrow your search to East London.

FAQs

Do London coworking spaces provide monitors?

Some include a screen with the desk, some advertise it as a membership facility, and others rent screens from a limited supply. The five venues above publish a monitor offering, but you should check that it applies to your chosen pass and date.

Can I book a coworking space with a monitor for one day?

Ramen Space, Impact Brixton and Toynbee Hall publish day-pass offers alongside monitor facilities. Confirm availability when arranging your visit. Work.Life's day-pass purchase and screen rental are separate considerations, while Taqwa's day-pass monitor entitlement remains unconfirmed.

How much does a London coworking day pass with monitor access cost?

Published desk offers include Toynbee Hall from £20 + VAT, Ramen Space at £30 + VAT and Impact Brixton at £35, with VAT unstated. Work.Life advertises day passes from £35, but a screen can cost extra. These are not interchangeable all-in quotes: confirm the equipment and final price for your booking.

What should I check before booking a monitor at a coworking space?

Confirm that your pass includes or permits screen hire, whether you need to reserve it, and the total cost. Then check the connection, adaptor, keyboard and mouse, plus whether the booking covers your full working day. Keep the venue's confirmation with your booking details.