Where to Actually Get Work Done

A tropical coworking space that opens for the high season only, 1 November to 30 April, and closes from May to October. A day pass is ฿400 and a month is ฿6,900; longer passes cost less per day. KoHub also sells all-inclusive packages with a room, meals and coworking, from ฿49,500 per person per month for the 2026–27 season.

Running since 2017. Hub combines two internet connections for stability and has soundproof phone booths, a quiet room, a separate room where calls are allowed, and outdoor work areas. Desks are hot desks by default; a fixed desk of your own costs an extra US$40. Vietnamese coffee, tea and water are included, and Hub also runs a coliving house.

Part of The Hive network, which also runs spaces in Hong Kong, Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City. In Thonglor, a hot desk starts at THB 4,000 per person per month, a dedicated desk at THB 6,000 and a private office at THB 9,000 per person.

On the first floor of Mercado da Ribeira, the market hall that houses Time Out Market, a few minutes from Cais do Sodré station. Day passes start at €25 plus VAT; monthly memberships are quoted on request. Second Home also runs a programme of talks and cultural events.

Part of the global Impact Hub network, which focuses on businesses with a social or environmental purpose. Lisbon has two workspaces: Baixa Chiado (Travessa das Pedras Negras 1) and Penha de França (Rua Neves Ferreira 13). The team also does consultancy work and rents out event space.

A coworking space with its own nursery (asilo nido) for children up to three, so parents can work a few rooms away from their kids. Alongside desks, meeting rooms and private offices, QF offers other family services, including a psychologist. The nursery takes a waiting list, currently for 2026–27. The website is in Italian.

Público has several spaces around Mexico City, including Reforma (Paseo de la Reforma 333), Condesa, Roma and Lomas. It rents coworking desks, private offices and meeting rooms, and hosts events. The website is in Spanish.

Comunal runs several workspaces in Lima, including Santa Cruz in Miraflores, El Polo in Santiago de Surco, Panorama, and a new site in Chacarilla. It offers private and shared offices, virtual offices, meeting rooms and event space. The website is in Spanish.

Near Granbury's historic town square, at 307 West Pearl Street. Besides desks and private offices, including part-time offices, it rents meeting rooms, a podcast studio and a photo studio, and offers a virtual mail service.

A coworking and conference space at 38221 Plymouth Road, aimed mainly at corporate teams and small companies. Teams can book it for a single day or several times a month, for meetings, training sessions or focused work.

A coworking community in downtown Ann Arbor for remote employees and self-employed people. Affiliate membership is $92 a month for 4 days a month plus weekends, then $25 a day. Full membership, with 24/7 access and a floating desk, is $225 a month.

In the former Royal Bank of Canada building at 360 Rue Saint-Jacques. The front is a public café; the Collective side offers banquettes and workspace, and the hall is also booked for events. The website is in French and English.

Run by 20Fathoms, which supports local startups. Shared-space memberships cost $100–300 a month, a dedicated desk starts at $350 and a private office at $800 (waitlist), and a day pass is $30. Standard hours are Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm; some memberships include 24/7 access.