Had a horrible billing experience and decided to leave WeWork once and for all. Telephone support…read moreis all overseas, but there's not even someone in billing you can call and talk to. They force you to communicate via email and take 2-3 days to respond. After two weeks of trying to resolve a simple issue, I said goodbye. I also know for a fact that they have left building obligations that were still under lease and stopped paying the mortgage on the building they own in SF. WeWork will not last the next 12 months. The actual staff that work at this location are nice and I love them. I just wish the company they worked for actually cared about their clients.

I used to work at the Fine Arts Wework in DTLA and this one is pretty similar!…read more I came during Covid when I needed a break from my normal office environment. A day pass is $29 - which I say is worth it every once and a while. Parking isn't free so I recommend walking if you're close enough. Amazon is right underneath the building and there's plenty of places nearby to go grab lunch. The day pass includes free coffee (including cold brew & espresso), sparkling water and tea. They have seating that ranges from booths, private meeting phone booths, and couches. They also have meeting rooms you can pay for by the hour. Overall a great location with nice staff. I'd come back!

Warning: Do NOT provide your contact information to this company. They will not stop calling,…read moretexting and emailing from various email addresses and phone numbers. I initially tried asking for a simple quote but instead they'd just email back from a different email. It makes no sense and now after 4 emails in the last two hours (see screenshot) this has become borderline harassment at this point. Note, I am also now getting spam calls constantly to a # that previously never got spam calls as it's a newer work number. They're obviously selling the contact information so if you want to protect your information, do not provide to this company.

Warning...Regus is a big money trap designed to continually pull money out of your business account…read morewithout rendering true services. The computer-AI-Bot does everything for them, and it's nothing they can do to correct the glitch. Just be advised when filling their forms online, if you check the wrong box, they will have a huge win. Within minutes, they send multiple invoices after the agreement is electronically signed, then offer you a courtesy 10-day grace before the hefty late charges hit. All these things happen before getting keys to your virtual office. (Even if it's only a mailbox). The price doubles up & can easily triple without your knowledge.

Situated adjacent to Universal Studios and minutes from Warner Bros, Disney and CBS, 4130 Cahuenga…read moreby Harbor Associates offers unbeatable access and visibility to the media and entertainment industry throughout Burbank, North Hollywood, Studio City and Hollywood. High volume space with natural light, access to outdoor space and balconies. Recently renovated building lobby, corridors and indoor/outdoor and common areas. Exterior façade renovations underway with enhanced visibility and signage. Minutes from the Metro Red Line with direct access to Union Station, and steps to Toluca Lake and Lakeside Golf Club, the project offers a broad array of retail, shopping and dining amenities as well as executive and multi-family housing.

I have been renting office space at Premier Workspaces Sherman Oaks for the past 11 years, and my…read moreexperience has consistently been excellent. The office environment is professional, well-maintained, and welcoming. What truly sets this location apart is the outstanding support staff. Marissa and Melanie are incredibly accommodating, responsive, and always eager to lend a helping hand whenever needed. Their professionalism and positive attitude make a tremendous difference day to day.

Great location and facilities. But honestly in a world where office spaces can be fungible, what…read moremakes this place special is the support staff. Marissa and Melanie are excellent; professional, friendly, helpful, and best of all a pleasure to work with. They are a bright spot on any work day. 5 stars!

I love that the space has some character. Since I do more creative work the other bland co-working…read morespaces don't appeal to me. I was greeted in person on my first day to make sure I was comfortable in the space, but after it was hands off which I also appreciate. From what I've seen from other places the price per day/month seems reasonable, but it is still a cost that's hard as an independent. It's something I will always have to weigh. Overall though, very happy finding this space.

This co-working space is a unique experience that I encourage everyone to check out. The building…read moreis convenient to access and offers underground parking, so you don't have to worry about your car being on a busy or unsafe road. When you head up to the main floor, The Muse Room conference room and main shared area are just around the corner off the elevator. The space is extra clean, restrooms are easy to access, and the staff goes above and beyond. I booked their conference room online for an offsite meeting, and took advantage of the speakeasy space to serve lunch to my team. It was a really cool way to make my team feel special, and gave them something interesting to talk about after the meeting. Nancy was super helpful in setting up the space and gave me everything I needed to have a smooth meeting. Nancy also helped validate our parking (super low cost for validation considering LA prices), and made the breakdown of the conference room a breeze. I highly recommend checking this place out for your next team meeting, or for your new co-working space!

I have been a member for about a month and the experience has been wonderful. I am a remote worker…read moreand I don't like working at home. Muse Rooms provides an affordable, cozy co-working environment with indoor and outdoor spaces, fast internet, and a nicely stocked break area. The decor is really eclectic and feels very different to a typical corporate co-working space. The owner, Nancy is also super helpful, always a text away and just a rad person in general.

I can't say much more about Muse Rooms than to check it out if you're looking for a great coworking…read morespace. It's not busy like other coworking spaces. There's plenty of quiet areas to get focused work done, or private offices and conference rooms if you need them. The outdoor space is also great to get some fresh air!

Great co-working space with friendly folks. There is free 3-hour parking in the courthouse parking…read morelot across the street.

From the owner: Hanhai Studio was established in January 2015 in Burbank, California, as a cross-border business…read moreplatform specializing in the US-China entertainment technology landscape. We offer services consisting of Sino-US business acceleration, development programs, branding events, and investment exploration. Through these services, we fulfill our mission to bridge cross-border opportunities, strengthen our partners' enterprises, and explore new market entry and expansion. Our services are unique, and designed to create a seamless transition for companies by providing market training, resource partnerships, operational facilitation, and investments. Through carefully constructed programs and events, we are able to identify and promote collaborations in the two largest markets in the world - US and China. Our refined relationships with various cities, districts, and development zones in China allow us to work with companies to devise the best strategies to enter the Chinese market. Also, our co

Our company (Hollywood services) has been a tenant of 8335 since the very beginning! Not only are…read morewe in the sweet spot for business but we have had nothing but amazing service and attention to detail. Meeting rooms and facilities are a plus. We like to split our client meetings between the meeting rooms here and the amazing hotels, bars and restaurants nearby. Very ideal if you're trying to close a big deal or treat clients out to a relaxing night out. Plenty of available parking nearby if the spaces in the building are not available (limited) BIG SHOUT out to Stacey who has been (and still is) a pleasure to work with. She has built a fantastic rapport with tenants. She is always going above and beyond! Thanks to the team at 8335 Sunset!!!

I work for a firm that rents out an office at this building. I've been working here for over a…read moreyear now so I think it's time for my first review. 1. There is assigned parking for employees of the building and two assigned parking spaces for guests. This is very helpful for when we have clients come into the office. 2. Like every other building, there is a building manager here as well. Her name is Stacey. There is no doubt that Stacey's professionalism makes the day to day much better. Any time there is a problem, Stacey makes sure to take care of it in a timely fashion. For example, if the internet doesn't work, if the back door doesn't open, or if there is excessive noise by guests, Stacey is on top of it. Also, she always goes out of her way to accommodate specific needs. For example, if I need to reserve the conference room last minute, Stacey makes sure that if the main one is taken, that we can have the smaller conference room on the 1st floor. Also, I tend to be cold with the A/c so when I ask Stacey to lower it she always does. Bottom line, she is a problem fixer. 3. A few things that I would like to point out that in my opinion need some improvements. First, I don't like the fact that the building is not environmentally friendly. For example, the bathrooms don't have blow dryers but rather paper towels. There is a big waste of paper as a result, which is pretty upsetting. Every day I see loads of paper wasted. This can easily be avoided. And I think management of the building has the responsibility to try and be more environmentally friendly. Also, compared to other buildings that I worked at, this building does very little to connect between the different tenants. So far, In a full year, management arranged one lunch for the building. It was fun to get to know the other tenant. Also, other buildings have donuts or other goodies on Fridays. I'm not suggesting that the building should give out donuts every Friday, but maybe once per month, or once every two months? I think tenants will appreciate that. The thing thy bothers me most is the back parking for tenants. First, Its under the sun, so if I need to drive somewhere in the middle of the day, I get to my car and it's boiling hot. Being an attorney I sometimes need to dress up in a suit, and on multiple occasions I found myself sweating buckets in my suit as soon as I sat in my car. Another problem is that there are lots of trees at the back, and those trees cause the cars to get very dirty very often. I suggest that management spends some money to trim the trees at the back. Thank you Stacey for making it easier to be at work 9-6pm. I will write another review in a few months to update on any progress.

Ever since I migrated to the US, I'm so lucky to choose Burbank as my permanent residence. I truly…read morelove it here. Known as the Media Capital of the World, Burbank is where all the studios are located, Disney, Warner Bros, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, NBC, ABC, etc. It's no surprise if you bump into movie personalities in the mall, movies, bank and other business establishments. My neighbors are pretty much in the entertainment industry. You would think considering my location and business connections, you would think I'd been to all the tapings available. On the contrary, I don't. Yes, I've been to Jay Leno once as a VIP guest so I didn't have to line up and I even had a souvenir photo with him. But that was it. Until I got an invite to see Big Bang Theory on 8/21/18. Although my ticket stated to show up at 5pm, I was actually in line at 3:30 although show starts at 6:30. I didn't want to miss my spot because I had a guest who lives out of town. Too late for me to find out that I actually had priority tickets which is basically a guaranteed spot. Oh well! My guest and I had seats 5 and 6 so which were in the second row just behind the staff guests. Our seats were right in front of the famous staircase, on its left is Penny's apartment and in the right is Sheldon's. We were so near that we see the stars up close. On the day of our visit, the entire cast was there along with Kathy Bates and Tyler. It's a pretty cool experience and I'm glad to have attended especially when they announced the next day that BBT is finally ending. The taping we saw is actually going to be the first episode for their final season.

I love the Big Bang Theory; I think it's the greatest show on earth!!…read more However the process though of getting a ticket to the Big Bang Theory is the biggest pain; it's not worth it unless you really really like the show. Tickets are obtained at Audiences Unlimited which does most sitcoms in Hollywood. Their site is easy and quick until you want to get tickets for this show which usually come out Mondays. The problem is that their website sucks on this day. It constantly times out and has web errors assuming from so many people overloading it with requests for this show. It reminds me of trying to call a radio station when they are doing a giveaway or a casting director at Central Casting when they've put a job on their recorded line. You would think Audiences Unlimited would invest in more bandwidth but I assume since it's the only show that does this they don't see the need. So if you want a ticket to this show you really have to be very patient and have nothing to do for a few hours Monday morning. I've been lucky enough to get through twice and both times I've literally spent 2 hours trying to get tickets and these weren't even real tickets but standby tickets. I've never ever seen a regular ticket, I don't know if they even exist. Also you can only request 1 ticket at a time. They say this has something to do with the studio so if you want to go with your friend it's best that both of you do it separately. It's possible to request 1 ticket then go back to do another but you also run the risk of space being gone by the time you are finally able to get through again If you are lucky enough to have snagged a standby ticket pat yourself on the back. It doesn't end here though because there is still a very likely chance you won't get in. It really just depends on how many family and friends VIP tickets they have given out who don't show up. That is what the standby audience is for. The first time I went with a standby ticket I didn't get in and I got there early. The next time I got there really, really early and I was still like the 10th person in line. Though this is all annoying to do this for a ticket you can see really it reflected in the audiences that shows up. The audience at the Big Bang Theory are true, true, loyal, loving fans who are willing to come early and wait a whole day to see the show just like the old days where people would camp out somewhere to get tickets to a rock concert. Most of them are wearing Big Bang Theory shirts, hats, sweatshirts, etc and it's like a little community when you are waiting, kind of like the parking lot at a Grateful Dead concert without all the tie dye and drugs. I'm naturally a little shy in big groups of people but I felt very comfortable and outgoing here. It was easy to mingle with people I guess since everyone shared a common interest. I met 2 girls that said they went every week, I met some foreign tourists that just adored the show and were giddy that they got to go to a 'real Hollywood TV taping', I met a pilot from back East who was attending the taping during a layover between flights. For the taping I would prepare to make it a day production. Bring a book, magazines, snacks,-lots of them, a lawn chair or somewhere to sit comfortably because bench space is limited, bring cards or other games to play with the new friends you'll make. Bring sunscreen, a hat, better yet a small umbrella because part of the parking lot (yes, you are actually in a parking lot waiting) doesn't have shade. It's actually pretty fun as long as you treat it as a day- long event and come prepared. As for the show I was lucky enough to get a seat in the front row which made the experience so much better, I think it would be different if I was in the back rows because you can't see as much. You can tell that this cast and crew of this show were very special. At the end of the taping Kaley and Kunal gave out autographs. They thanked everyone and said that they were happy to be there and were happy to be able to be working in something that they loved. I wish Jim Parsons would have come out but he probably would have gotten mobbed due to Sheldon's popularity. I love this show and felt it was a great experience; I would definitely go again however the whole process would have been the biggest pain in the ass had I not absolutely adored the show.