Google Campus

Un sitio estupendo para conectar con emprendedores, programadores y Diseñadores en Londres. Tienes que registrarte para entrar y te van a dar tú tarjeta, puedes entrar y salir cuando quieras. La cafeteria tiene buen café y hay sandwiches para comer. Hay varios eventos cada semana.
Lo unico que debes considerar es que llega a llenarse rápido, así que llega temprano.

Google Campus… that hub for the next tech startup king or queen.
In reality it’s a pretty boring place. It has a few event demo rooms and some funky google-​esque décor, and a café that serves very good coffee, but you’ll pay through the nose for everything at the café.
Go there for the free high speed internet. That’s the real reason everyone else is there. People rarely talk to eachother.
In a way it’s a bit unfair of me to give the place 3 stars. Google does it for no monetary return, to help the community, and it does help the community, but it just feels like they could do a little more.

Probably the best free workspace for startups in the city. The café is always full, very nice and energetic people. There is always an event that will pick up your brain. And for the (wannabe) zen amongst us, you have yoga classes some mornings. Campus London is definitely «an open source building», dixit Eze Vidra.

Google Campus hosts a lot of events. I’ve been here a couple of times for a variety of things. My tip is that if you have an event, know exactly what time it starts and reception would help direct you to the relevant space as there can be lots going on in this place at the same time. There is also free wifi here.

I visited with a friend that works in social media. Location is a little strange and unwelcoming. You are required to register before being allowed to enter the building, the process is pretty easy via the Campus London web site, however no computers or terminals are there to do the process so you need to do it via a mobile device. Once that is done and you get your card, you then get free access to the café. Café is a little disappointing, little food on offer, the tea and coffee is passable, also this is the first google campus that I know of where you have to purchase food and drink. They do accept droplet pay if you forget cash, but google wallet is not accepted (what?) and a minimum charge of £5 is required to use a credit/​debit card. Atmosphere wasn’t one I found easy for people to mingle, all a little clinical, all the space it taken up entirely by tables. Internet is fast, I managed to upload several gigabytes of images from my trip to London within minutes.
I guess it is down to who is there too. I recognised a few familiar faces from Mozilla and King.

I like this place it’s a good start venturing into this business. After leaving Apple, I’m setting something similar up in Germany called Shhared and I’m all about feeling. This place feels nice and it was easy to do what I came for… work well and meet people in a nice environment.

Google’s move into the real estate sector, providing flexible office space for tech start ups.
The real jewel is the café located in the basement of the building. Free to use by the public with fast wifi and excellent coffee — simply register on Google Campus website and you’ll receive a code for entry.
Very very cool, full of techy/​hipster types — you’re unlikely to ever see as many Apple Macs under one roof as in this building.
All in all, excellent.

This place feels clinical and unwelcoming on top of that they had no cups or pots in for tea but still had the cheek to charge 1.50 for a cup of tea that is slightly larger than a double expresso cup. when I told him that was ridiculous he offered me a free pot of tea next time and apologized that since they recently opened they still have problems to sort out. they opened months ago now. i wont be coming back here again.

Nice place to sit and work, little café and garden area