Best Podcast Studios in London (2025)

Reviewed by Jack Freegard, Managing Director at TYX – Updated 05 November 2025

London has become a global hub for audio content creation, with a wide range of professional studios catering to everyone from first-time podcasters to seasoned pros. From recording interviews and hosting remote guests to launching a full series, the city offers state-of-the-art facilities and expert support.

This guide highlights some of the top podcast studios across London, including standout options in the north and east of the capital. We explore pricing, standout features, notable collabs, and more, so you can make the decision that's right for your podcast.

TYX Studios

Location: Kings Cross

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Hours: Members 24/7; Non-members 09:00-21:00

Rates: Studio 1 £170 per hour plus VAT, two hour minimum. Studio 2 £100 per hour plus VAT, two hour minimum. Technician included

Located in the heart of Tileyard’s creative campus, TYX offers two professional-grade podcast studios designed for seamless, high-quality audio and video production.

Our expert engineers and sleek, flexible setup mean you can can easily achieve broadcast-quality results. We also support end-to-end podcast services, ensuring a quality finished product that reaches your audience.

Backed by strong industry connections, we've become a top choice for those aiming for industry grade podcast production.

Collaborations

A plethora of renowned podcasters and creators, including Jordan Harbinger and Jordan Schwarzenberger (known for managing the Sidemen). We've also supported audio creatives like Richard Berry from Loftus Media and produced work for BBC Creative producer Michael Richards.

Outset Studio

Location: London Bridge

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Outset Shoreditch, hours and rates
• 09:00 to 21:00 weekdays, 10:00 to 17:00 weekends. As of 5 November 2025.
• From £84 per hour audio only, from £108 per hour audio plus video. As of 5 November 2025.

Outset London Bridge, hours and rates
• Hours vary by booking, enquire for availability. As of 5 November 2025.
• London Bridge Studio A from £180 per hour, audio plus video on request. As of 5 November 2025.

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Outset operates two London sites, London Bridge and Shoreditch Hoxton, both offering acoustically treated podcast rooms and video options with multi camera capture and lighting.

The central locations suit creators who need easy access with consistent, engineered quality.

Collaborations

Major names like BBC Sounds, Sky Sports, and Sony Music, and has hosted shows including The Reggie Yates Podcast and The T-Show

Podcast House

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Location: Kennington

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Hours: Monday to Sunday 08:00 to 20:00

Rates: £150 per hour including engineer, one camera per person. As of 5 November 2025.

Podcast House (located within Kennington Film Studios in Central London) offers a dedicated, fully soundproofed podcast and vodcast studio.

Designed to cater to a wide range of audio and video production needs, the studio provides a professional environment for creators seeking high-quality recording facilities.

Collaborations

A range of well-known personalities, including Romesh Ranganathan, Megan Barton-Hanson, Ghetts, Jamie Laing, Dr. Louise Newson, and Joanne McNally

The Thin White Duke

Location: Soho

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Hours: Studio access via membership, enquire for availability

Rates: Guide price from £90 per hour via venue listings, membership options reported from £160 per month.  As of 5 November 2025.

The Thin White Duke, located in vibrant Soho, uniquely blends a professional recording studio with a sophisticated cocktail bar inspired by David Bowie. Iit provides artists a creative, high-quality space to record and collaborate, all within a stylish, culturally enriched atmosphere.

Collaborations

Variety of creative talent through sessions recorded on-site, including Lexie Carroll, Amahla, Canty, Molly Payton, and Rosie Lowe.

Spiritland Productions

Location: King's Cross

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Hours: Hours by booking, enquire for availability

Rates: POA (contact for quote). As of 5 November 2025

Spiritland Productions in King's Cross is known for its high-end podcast and broadcast recording studio, situated within the iconic Spiritland listening bar. They deliver professional audio and video recording alongside creative support, making it ideal for top-tier podcast production. With their cutting edge audio systems, you are guaranteed crystal-clear recordings.

Collaborations

Notable podcasters and broadcasters such as Gabby Logan ("The Mid-Point Podcast"), Russell Tovey & Robert Diament ("Talk Art Podcast"), and Gaby Roslin ("Reasons To Be Joyful").

The Qube

Locations: Elephant & Castle, and others

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Operating hours: 24/7 studio access for members.

Rates: Memberships start from £145 per month, includes studio time allocation. As of 5 November 2025.

The Qube is a membership-based creative hub offering professional studios across London, including locations in Acton, Canary Wharf, and Elephant & Castle. Designed for podcasters, musicians, and content creators, they offer cutting-edge facilities within a collaborative community environment.

Flexible podcast studio hire options are available at The Qube, perfect for both short sessions and extended projects.

Collaborations

Podcast creators such as Anna DeShawn (Queer News), and hosts member-produced shows including Second Sunday and Joy in the Breakthrough.

Forever Audio (formerly known as SNK Studios)

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Hours: Mon-Fri 06:30-18:00

Rates: POA

Forever Audio is an award-winning audio post-production house specialising in voice-over recording, sound design, and mixing for TV, film, and podcasts. With over a decade of experience, Forever Audio offers a professional podcasti services and a team of skilled engineers.

Collaborations

Podcast projects for Audible, Goodstuff, and Haringey Council, showcasing its expertise in long-form audio and post-production.

The Ministry

Location: Elephant & Castle

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Operating hours:  Venue hours vary by day, workspace floors open 24 hours daily.

Rates: Podcast studio hire on request. Rates POA. As of 5 November 2025.

The Ministry is a creative workspace and private members' club in Elephant & Castle, developed by the Ministry of Sound. Housed in a converted Victorian warehouse, it blends high-spec professional facilities with purpose-built, sound-treated spaces like The Snug—ideal for podcasts, interviews, and casting sessions.

While lacking some of the kit and features of others on this list, it's remains ago-to for professionals who want to networking with London's wider creative community.

Collaborations

Hosted The Ministry Collaborative Podcast and Do Y’all Not Hear the Elephants?, featuring guests like Terrence Smith and Marthame Sanders.

Pirate Studios

Locations: Dalston, Hackney, Camden, Wembley,  and more

Hours: 24/7 self service access, security monitored.

Rates: Prices vary by location and time, commonly from around £47.40 per hour in London. As of 5 November 2025.

Pirate Studios offers a unique self-service model, giving podcasters full control, 24/7 access, and pro-grade gear without needing an engineer.

With locations across London, it’s ideal for creators who value flexibility, privacy, and affordability.

Collaborations

A community of creators globally (across the UK, US, Germany, and Ireland) supporting both independent creators and touring artists

The Sound Company

Location: Fitzrovia

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Hours: Mon-Fri 08:30-18:30

Rates: Pricing on request

Established in 1993, The Sound Company is a premier recording studio located in Fitzrovia, Central London. Specialising in voice recording and audio post-production, the studio has a rich history of working on projects for film, television, radio, and podcasts.

Collaborations

Renowned figures such as Sir David Attenborough and Dame Judi Dench, providing high-quality audio services for various prestigious projects.

What should you Iook for in a podcast studio?

Location matters

Central London studios, like TYX Studios, offer easy access via Liverpool Street, Old Street, and London Bridge stations. If you prefer a quieter spot, east London and north London studios provide equally professional settings, often with the benefit of less foot traffic.

Equipment and technology

Not all studios offer the same level of professional equipment. Make sure to check for essentials, especially if you’re producing video podcasts or social media clips.

Most studios welcome clients to use their own equipment, including microphones and headphones.

Services and support

A great podcast studio provides more than just a room. Look for studios offering on-site producers, experienced engineers, and a full podcast package covering editing, remote recording, and post-production assistance.

This support makes a big difference, particularly if you’re managing multiple remote guests or aiming for fast turnarounds. Some studios include free filming as part of their full podcast packages, as well as bringing your own SD cards for easy content management.

Atmosphere and experience

The recording experience matters just as much as the final product. Studios like Podcast House and Thin White Duke create an environment fostering creativity, helping you feel comfortable and inspired.

Studios like TYX provide additional breakout spaces to foster creativity and direct connections through networking, and free tea to keep you refreshed during long podcast sessions.

That's a wrap!

London’s podcast recording space is one of the best and fastest growing in the world. The city offers a wealth of options tailored to creators at every stage and style, catering to those launching their very first episode to producing a sophisticated multi-camera video podcast.

More than just selecting space, a great podcast studio partners you with a team and environment that elevates your content. This ensures every episode sounds crisp, looks polished, and connects meaningfully with your audience. With so many premiere podcast studios across London, you’re perfectly positioned to create podcasts that stand out and resonate.

Good luck!