Regus – Edinburgh Lochside Place located at 10 Lochside Pl, Edinburgh EH12 9RG, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0800 060 8702

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Carol Ann Neil

1 Google Rating

Says it all. Turn up 10 mins early wait further 20 = 30 mins then a 45 minute interrogation then you

1/ 5

Says it all. Turn up 10 mins early wait further 20 = 30 mins then a 45 minute interrogation then you will hear in 6 weeks. REGUS HAVE POP CONTRACT AND BELITTLE AND INTIMIDATE

Ian Petrie

2 Google Rating

The office is clean and tidy, but the air conditioning hasn't worked since my company moved in five

2/ 5

The office is clean and tidy, but the air conditioning hasn't worked since my company moved in five years ago and the windows have been gaffertaped into place to stop them falling off their hinges. The staff are friendly and helpful, but are short handed and overworked.

James Lothian

1 Google Rating

Summary: not interested in small-business clients, very reluctant to repay deposits. I rented an of

1/ 5

Summary: not interested in small-business clients, very reluctant to repay deposits. I rented an office at Lochside from August 2013 to June 2017. For the most part, the staff were helpful and the office was extremely useful, though I had to watch the invoices very carefully, as things that had originally been thrown in as part of the deal kept creeping back in as paid items. At the end of April 2017, an hour before the deadline for renewing my lease, Regus announced that they were cancelling it. The email I was sent was so thoroughly garbled, and was sent so late, that I had to wait three days (until after the Mayday bank holiday, when of course the center was closed) to find out what was going on (apparently some big corporate client wants to take over half the building). I was offered relocation to Princes Street, Livingston or Motherwell (which I thought was particularly imaginative -- have Regus looked at a map lately?) None of these was appropriate, so I left at the end of June. Three months later, Regus have still not repaid my deposits, which run to about £2k. Furthermore, the new center manager refuses to return my calls or reply to emails -- in fact, I have only the receptionist's word that the center manager even exists. At this rate, I'm going to have to get my solicitors involved in order to get the deposits repaid. Take an office with Regus if you want, but if you're a small business, bear in mind that they'll cheerfully give you the boot if someone bigger comes along and waves more money at them, and that once you're out the door, they won't give you the time of day. And they seem determined to avoid repaying deposits. Addendum 20/11/2017: Regus finally paid up a few days ago, under written threat of legal proceedings, four and a half months after the end of the contract.

Alistair Muir

3 Google Rating

It's an office block

3/ 5

It's an office block

Marie Thompson

4 Google Rating

The reception is not great for the partially deaf it sounded like I was in a fish bowl

4/ 5

The reception is not great for the partially deaf it sounded like I was in a fish bowl

Dianne Richardson

3 Google Rating

Clean and tidy. It is where medical assessments are held unfortunately you can be treated in humanel

3/ 5

Clean and tidy. It is where medical assessments are held unfortunately you can be treated in humanely at times depending on the assessors attitude but there is protocols to follow and isn't up to the assessor to be personal because at any time they can find themselves on the other foot... Experiencing what it's like to be treated like a scrounger.

viking 75uk

4 Google Rating

Nice as far as offices go. Seemed relaxed pleasant reception staff. Parking to front of offices

4/ 5

Nice as far as offices go. Seemed relaxed pleasant reception staff. Parking to front of offices

Anne Brown

5 Google Rating

On the outskirts of Edinburgh and a great location for trams easy acredible office space in flexible

5/ 5

On the outskirts of Edinburgh and a great location for trams easy acredible office space in flexible terms.

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