Studios, rooms and facility hire

Coworking and meeting rooms#

Rooms hired by the hour during the working day, where the only thing that matters is that two people cannot book the same room at once.

Worth asking on the booking form: How many people? · Do you need a screen or a whiteboard?

Booking for coworking and meeting rooms in full

Event space hire#

A viewing appointment comes first, and the hire itself is a contract rather than a slot.

Photo studio rental#

Half-day blocks where setting up and clearing down is inside the booked time, not around it.

Worth asking on the booking form: What are you shooting? · How many people on set? · Do you need lighting or a backdrop?

Dance studio hire#

Hourly hire that fills evenings and weekends and empties on weekday mornings.

Kitchen and ghost-kitchen hire#

Long blocks booked by food businesses on a recurring weekly pattern.

Worth asking on the booking form: What will you be cooking? · Do you have a food licence? · Equipment you need

Pop-up retail space#

Booked in days and weeks rather than hours, always preceded by a viewing.

Gallery space hire#

Exhibitions run for weeks, so the only thing booked by the hour is the viewing and the hanging day.

Futsal and tennis court booking#

Hourly, floodlit into the evening, and completely dependent on the weather for outdoor courts.

Golf simulator bays#

Evenings sell out and daytime does not, on a fixed number of bays.

Batting cages#

Short slots in high volume, where booking exists mainly to guarantee a cage at the weekend.

Karaoke rooms#

Rooms by the hour with a hard reset between groups, and demand entirely in the evening.

Storage and parking viewings#

A short viewing appointment that converts straight into a contract.

Gym day passes#

Visitors and travellers buying a single entry, who need to pay before they arrive.

Rehearsal and practice room hire#

Consecutive hourly bookings on several rooms, priced differently by room size.