Just wanted to give a shout out to Liza, Kimberly and Hailey. I truly appreciate how friendly,…read morepositive and helpful they all are!

Treefort is a great space to get your work done and meet cool people in the process. Highly…read morerecommend it

Beautiful space! Highly recommend working with Jordan and the team! I used thinkspace for an alumni…read morebreakfast in Seattle. Working with Jordan was very easy and he was always willing to help. Scheduling the event went smoothly even though we were in different timezones. Our VP was very impressed by the view and still talks about the space a month later. Thinkspace has a nonprofit discount which made the cost of the space more affordable for our group.

I train business owners and I've been at a number of different locations in different cities…read more Thinkspace is one of the nicest that I've encountered. It's professional and also has the cool/hip vibe that makes being there energizing. The main room used for larger events has two full large glass walls overlooking the water, which is a unique setting for a business meeting. The equipment set up has always worked perfectly and is high quality. The overall space has a great mix of open space, shared space and private offices. I've used their space multiple times and have always had stellar experience.

This is an excellent office space building especially if you're looking for something small and…read moresimple. I had a business at this location for over a year and can attest to the following: 1.) It's a great location to start a business. 2.) Fremont Space has great management (Lori Sandler the office manager is wonderful to work with). 3.) The contract leases are setup pretty much in favor of the renter and it's a very easy-going place to rent space from with minimal contractual requirements. Leaving the lease is also very easy, no hidden fees, and in my case I got 100% of my deposits back. I'd definitely be happy to rent office space here again and highly recommend it. 5-Stars from Trey

I am so grateful to be working here, at Fremont Space. They have gone above and beyond, to keep…read moreeveryone safe, during this pandemic. The building is locked 24/7, and no one can enter without being buzzed in. Masks are required before entering, and must be worn, at all times, throughout the building (this was actually put in place, way before it was mandated). Hand sanitizer is available throughout the building. Inner doors are propped open to reduce contact and provide more air flow. We also have new touch-less soap dispensers, in the bathrooms. If you are looking for a new workspace and want to feel safe and secure, this is the place for you.

The Cloud Room in Capitol Hill has such a nice vibe. I came here on a day pass while my house was…read morebeing renovated, and it was a great place to work for the day. I only wish it were closer to me! I love the aesthetic and overall atmosphere here, and I'll definitely be back if I need a coworking space again. Big bonus: it's dog-friendly!

How many of those people on the Member Spotlight page of the Cloud Room website are actually…read moremembers? VERY FEW. It's as easy as looking up the address for Civilization Design. Also, James S. Rogers' law office. Seattle Arts & Lectures. Cuniform. Smart House Creative. Etc I know someone who was given a Cloud Room membership about a decade ago. She said she dropped by just once, but they've got her on their website, making her look like a current member. If you do decide to become a member, don't expect to be networking with the people in the Cloud Room marketing materials.

The location here is great, being right by a coffee shop and some cafés. The people that run this…read moreplace are really nice and helpful though it sounds like they usually have a waiting list or just a few openings. I compared this location to the Work and Play Lounge in the junction, and neither were right for me right now, but I could see them working for a lot of people. I think they will both work well for somebody that does mostly heads down work, I would always feel like I was disturbing people since my role is more client facing and on a lot of calls consistently. If you're comparing this place to the Work and Play Lounge, this one has monitors you can plug into, two or three rooms for taking calls or a private space, and seems to have some kind of community focus to start meeting people that live near you. Not sure if this changes by season, but there's not great lighting here, whereas work and play has a view and more natural light. unfortunately neither of the co-working spaces in the area where I live we're going to work for me and I ended up taking the water taxi over the WeWork downtown to avoid a Bellevue or Ballard commute in a car. Probably would've went with this business due to its location if they had telephone booths or better call taking options like WeWork does. Great to support local company if this space works for you though.

West Seattle Coworking is the perfect escape from your home office. They foster a great community…read moreof productive self-motivated individuals, with plenty of desk space and just the right amount of amenities. The space is usually quiet and makes a good environment for getting some heads-down time. It's also conveniently located at the Morgan Junction so there are plenty of great places to grab lunch nearby and it's right on the C!

Greasy, unscrupulous management. Was not told in advance that I'd have to paint the entire space…read moremyself upon leaving. Threats to charge me above and beyond and in perpetuity if I didnt. I originally agreed to rent the space for six months but left after three weeks due to fussy and arbitrary rules that made it impossible to use as a photo studio (Im a photographer and cant have light coming in, but Im not allowed to cover the windows). When I moved in, there were spiderwebs and dead bugs everywhere and now Im being told that I need to clean them up, paint the entire place, and so on in order to get my deposit back and not accrue additional fees. Considering that the space was literally used to store my stuff for three weeks since I couldnt actually work in there, I find it hard to believe that theres a laundry list of issues that now need to be remedied to avoid charges. Avoid this place.

I was here for a few years, we barely used the facility, overall we were ideal tenants…read more They had some really shady ways of screwing us out of our $500 security deposit though... When we originally rented the garage style unit it was unpainted, the manager said if we would accept it unpainted (it was just bare sheetrock) then when we left we wouldn't need to paint it. They raised the rent like clockwork, but that's fine, it's business after all. After over 3 years we decided to leave since we were barely there. Before doing so we double checked with the manager on the paint situation. Two different managers told us not to worry about it, there would be no charge. Then a month later we received a bill for $550! (It somehow cost $550 to paint a tiny 8x14 room?!?) Well they kept our security deposit. I reached out to the management office about the situation and they replied with a surprisingly hostile letter basically saying screw off and don't try taking legal action. They headache wasn't worth the $500 so I guess they won, but it definitely left a bad taste in my mouth.

My place to work when I come into the city, hold events, and meet some of the most innovative…read morefounders in Seattle!

Highly recommended! Many rooms to choose from. Discounted parking available. Very accommodating.read more

StudioWorks Ballard is qualifying for mortgage assistance during the COVID19 pandemic but still…read morecharging rent. When the moratorium on late fees and evictions ends, they will expect full payment from their tenants and charge late fees at that point if any back rent owed is not paid immediately. As a small business, rebuilding a client volume and making enough to pay rent will be challenging enough, let alone being forced to pay three months of rent. The building is clean, and overall the process up until now was a positive one. Because of this profits-first mentality and blatant hypocrisy in how they view assistance during troubled times, I would recommend you take your small business elsewhere. Fremont Space Building was much more kind to their tenants during this crisis.

The room is fine. It all was pretty fine until giving notice to leave…read more Be very careful about the lease. They use loopholes in the language to avoid prorating, and to say your lease is longer than it is. It looks simple until they start "explaining" that, for example, though it says for a one year term, then goes month to month, your "lease" doesn't end until after you give notice-- which also means if you want to leave May 15th you must tell them no later than April 1 ( but it also says 30 days) and if it's April 3, well your lease ends May 31 now and pay a full month. Even if your lease began May 1 and a year would be... May 1. "There is no end date," I was told. "It ends when you give notice..." Month to month isn't a lease, StudioWorks. it isn't a separate mini lease. but they get away with it because tenant rights are all self help unless you can afford a lawyer.