--- title: "Regus 268 Bath Road" description: "268 Bath Road is the Regus building that Slough knows by sight: a striking glass block on the Bath Road, SL1 4DX, which the operator describes as one of the largest serviced business centres in Europe. The centre lists surveillance cameras, a lounge area, step-free access, meeting rooms and snack…" canonical: "https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/regus-268-bath-road-slough" --- # Regus 268 Bath Road 268 Bath Road is the Regus building that Slough knows by sight: a striking glass block on the Bath Road, SL1 4DX, which the operator describes as one of the largest serviced business centres in Europe. The centre lists surveillance cameras, a lounge area, step-free access, meeting rooms and snacks. Inside, wall-to-wall windows flood the offices with natural light, and the building includes a large briefing room and a coffee bar, with many shops and bars in Slough for after work. The Bath Road is the A4, the historic road west from London that today links Slough with Heathrow and the M4. The operator speaks of easy road and rail links in an area that has seen major redevelopment, and a successful business community. For visitors flying into Heathrow, the position is a major advantage, and for those on the Great Western main line or the Elizabeth line, Slough station is a short journey away. Ask the centre how to reach the building from the station and which bus routes serve the Bath Road. Slough's business reputation is well earned. The town developed around the Slough Trading Estate, one of the largest business parks in Europe, and it has long hosted the headquarters and regional offices of international companies. The operator says it is home to the highest concentration of global corporate headquarters outside London. That makes it a natural base for technology, logistics, pharmaceuticals and services firms that want to be near the airport and the M4 corridor without paying central London rents. A small team can sit next to the offices of companies that would otherwise be hard to reach. Scale is what distinguishes this centre. A building that large can offer a range of office sizes, from a single private office to a suite for a team, which is useful for companies whose headcount changes quickly. The large briefing room is another attraction: it can host a customer presentation, a product launch for a small audience or a team meeting that does not fit in a normal meeting room. The coffee bar is a social spot for tenants and visitors alike. Who is it for? Foreign companies establishing a UK subsidiary near Heathrow; technology firms with sales teams who need to meet customers and partners; logistics and travel businesses that benefit from airport access; consultants who serve the corporate headquarters nearby; and professionals who live in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire or west London and want an office close to home. For a business that wants to appear established, a glass landmark on the A4 does much of the talking. Practical points: ask about the number of parking spaces, whether visitors can park, which floors have offices free and how meeting rooms are priced. For a registered address or business address, ask in writing about the formalities. Pricing and availability are set by the operator, and may vary with the size of the office and the length of the term. Compare with the Porter Building at the other end of town, which is a minute from the station and has a rooftop terrace. If your day is built on trains, choose that; if it is built on the road and the airport, 268 Bath Road is the answer. Size has a practical effect on service. In a building this large, reception handles a steady flow of visitors, deliveries and bookings, and the people who run it see every kind of tenant, from one-person firms to teams of dozens. That experience tends to show in the details: how quickly a room is set up, how guests are announced, and how a problem with a printer or a booking is solved. Ask for a tour of the briefing room and the coffee bar at the time of day you would use them, and ask whether the briefing room can be hired by tenants for events or training sessions. CoworkingView cannot see availability. Ask which offices are free and arrange a visit. - **Location:** Slough - **Address:** 268 Bath Road, Slough SL1 4DX - **Operator:** Regus - **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Surveillance Cameras ## Pricing - Private office at Regus 268 Bath Road (Private Office): £189/month ## Nearby transport - Dover Road (bus, 1 min walk) - Westgate Retail Park (bus, 4 min walk) - Boarlands Close (bus, 5 min walk) - Hamilton Road (bus, 5 min walk) - Burnham (train, 15 min walk) Source: https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/regus-268-bath-road-slough