A fabulous location for a Virtual Office - OX1, right in the heart of Oxford City Centre.
Alex Byrne (Accounts and Returns)
Clarendon House staff are always very patient and helpful. It is a pleasure to deal with them. Booking a meeting room is straight forward, and the rooms are perfect for meetings. Clients are made to feel welcome and can wait in a comfortable waiting area by the reception desk. The accommodation is centrally located in Oxford city centre near several public car parks. It is a very useful venue.
Mark Lawrence
I have used the Clarendon House Business Centre for 11 years and time and time again the service has proved invaluable to the two business that I have operated from there. The receptionists are efficient and friendly, and although it’s easy to wonder if I’ve had special treatment from them, I’ve also shared positive stories with the other ‘residents’ and appreciate what an excellent service they give.
I think the term ‘resident’ is apt, because we’re really made to feel at home here and its got almost a club atmosphere. The offices are well appointed albeit cosy, and there’s plenty of chat and occasional social events for those who want some interaction. That said, some of our neighbours can be noisy - I’m referring to the buskers in the precinct below, as other reviewers have mentioned.
My business operates in the life-sciences regulatory sector and the prestigious location of the office is perfect for my clients many of whom come from abroad, and it’s why I’m not bothered by the occasional loud busker outside. That’s all part of city life and colour anyway. The central location makes it convenient and easy to find, whether people are coming from within Oxford or from the railway station which is less than 10 minutes away by foot.
Apart from having a team of great receptionists, a permanently staffed delivery address (I’m an amazon junkie) and a place which I can combine with other services found in Oxford town centre, the one other reason for being there is the difference having a serviced office makes to my business. Everyone I’ve talked to who has taken the plunge is glad that they did. I did it more than ten years ago, when I realised that operating from home meant that I was losing my edge, and its helped me go from strength to strength.
Clarendon were actually very gracious to me, even when I’ve been quite demanding and I sense that they take pride in their involvement in providing facilities to businesses, and they seem to genuinely hope that their resident businesses succeed. I therefore have no hesitation in repaying their goodwill by taking the time to write this detailed recommendation of them.
Gope Walker
We had offices here for 6 months. It was 5 metres by 2 metres and very expensive. There was no air conditioning nor were my team offered adequate provisions so we needed to keep the window open constantly. This was not productive as the noise from the street and the buskers made it very difficult to work. Also they charged us £60 for a deep clean of the room which was buried in a large pointless contract. £60 to clean a room the size of a shoebox in serviced offices where we already paid for the cleaner. The internet was also terrible @ 10MB/s for the whole room which was charged at £25 per person per month. A good location for Central Oxford but not really where a business can be productive with this issues I've highlighted.
Gope Walker
We rent here. It's very clean and friendly. Can get a bit hot without aircon and the noise from Buskers from the high street can be a pain
Deanita Whittington
Lindsey Axford
Rejane Silva2 years ago
It's a nice place for students that want to do their Ielts exam. The staff are very kind. 🙌🏾
I think the term ‘resident’ is apt, because we’re really made to feel at home here and its got almost a club atmosphere. The offices are well appointed albeit cosy, and there’s plenty of chat and occasional social events for those who want some interaction. That said, some of our neighbours can be noisy - I’m referring to the buskers in the precinct below, as other reviewers have mentioned.
My business operates in the life-sciences regulatory sector and the prestigious location of the office is perfect for my clients many of whom come from abroad, and it’s why I’m not bothered by the occasional loud busker outside. That’s all part of city life and colour anyway. The central location makes it convenient and easy to find, whether people are coming from within Oxford or from the railway station which is less than 10 minutes away by foot.
Apart from having a team of great receptionists, a permanently staffed delivery address (I’m an amazon junkie) and a place which I can combine with other services found in Oxford town centre, the one other reason for being there is the difference having a serviced office makes to my business. Everyone I’ve talked to who has taken the plunge is glad that they did. I did it more than ten years ago, when I realised that operating from home meant that I was losing my edge, and its helped me go from strength to strength.
Clarendon were actually very gracious to me, even when I’ve been quite demanding and I sense that they take pride in their involvement in providing facilities to businesses, and they seem to genuinely hope that their resident businesses succeed. I therefore have no hesitation in repaying their goodwill by taking the time to write this detailed recommendation of them.
The staff are very kind. 🙌🏾