You asked about alternative study space near Conway Hall- Heather answers,
"Most of these are coffee shop style areas (a fair few are tried and tested by myself during my masters a few years ago!)
- Royal Festival Hall - various study friendly spots in the building, free wifi
- Imax - Benugo coffee house - on the Lower Ground floor at the Imax
- Oasis Hub Coffee House -Kennington Road (a coffee house situated inside a church building - so there is lots of space, can get busy at lunch times but tends to be quieter in the morning or afternoons, free wifi)
- BFI - Benugo coffee house/kitchen (big sofas and comfy seating, not a lot of table space but you can sit there a long time with one coffee without being moved on, free wifi )
- Waterloo Library on Lower Marsh
- Costa - Kennington Road - A fairly quiet coffee house (by Costa's standards)"
"Just around the corner from the London Centre, you’ll find
the Westminster Reference Library, with three floors of study space as well as
specialist collections in art, theatre, law and business.
Further afield, try the Bishopsgate Library, to study in a
beautiful Victorian reference library surrounded by hundreds of books on London
, or the Guildhall Library, which may be less beautiful than the 15thCentury Guildhall it sits alongside, but offers plentiful study space, and a
rich London-focussed collection.
For non-Library options, you
could break out the books in the British Museum’s Great Court, or make revision a pleasure with tea and cake at YumChaa on Berwick Street, where they have a capacious basement area, or a book shop cafe - maybe the Cafe at Foyles, or closer to home, the Costa upstairs in Waterstones on Trafalgar Square."
* Photo by Auntie P, used under Creative Commons, with thanks.
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