Working for a startup, I found myself mostly working from home or at coffee shops. Working at a…read morecoffee shop was nice enough for awhile, but the annoyance of finding a seat with an outlet, or knowing how often to buy a fresh coffee, or not being able to bring in my own food from home... it got old fast! I wished for a place to work that actually felt like it was meant for me to work, that's when I discovered AmherstWorks and coworking! My flex membership comes with a card key for 24/7 access, free coffee, and it's BEAUTIFUL. I'd highly recommend for someone who's sick of working from a coffee shop and wants to work somewhere beautiful and be surrounded by smart people.

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GREAT workspace in the heart of Easthampton. Right around the corner from great food and coffee…read more The space is gorgeous, and very well architected. They use it also as an gallery and music venue during their arts nights. Costs are pretty in line with other offerings, with open desks, and smaller offices available. The people are friendly, too. Great conference room for presentations, or classes.

Amazing non-profit, community-based co-working space. Quiet space, but everyone is friendly and…read morehelpful. 24/7 access which I haven't needed to use but still convenient if I do. WiFi - very fast Location - GREAT, right off Main Street in NoHo Workspace - very quiet, lots of natural light Amenities - (1) group areas are wonderfully placed downstairs so noise doesn't affect quiet of workspace. (2) meeting rooms are plentiful and really easily booked, including phone booth rooms (3) massage chair!!!!

Really good co-working space…read more There doesn't typically seem to be any staff here. How it works is that you pay online, then you get a code via email which you can use to get into the building and the co-working space itself. Yes, there are two codes and they have to send you both. Overall I have no complaints. There's free water and coffee, the wifi works well, and the place is air conditioned. Yes, some of the furniture and the chairs are a little non-standard for what you might expect relative to an office environment, but they are still functional. You can also use the booth if you need to take a call, and there are also conference rooms. The rooms may require extra to use, but I think that's fairly straight forward and generally they are available. The only shortcoming here is parking, as there isn't much around here and I don't think I noticed any dedicated parking that customers here are supposed to use. You'll probably have to use street parking which is on the north side of the building, aka main street. To use it you'll have to download the app, which is quite annoying.

Greenspace Cowork in Greenfield is a fantastic workspace. The atmosphere is inspiring and the…read morefacilities are top-notch. With fast Wi-Fi, comfortable seating, and a friendly community, productivity soars. Staff are always helpful and accommodating. A perfect spot for freelancers and entrepreneurs alike. Highly recommend for anyone seeking a vibrant work environment.

I started working here during the Washington Bridge shutdown, and I've been recommending it to…read morefriends. It's a clean, quiet, and reliable workspace. The folks who run the space are friendly and welcoming, the wi-fi is fast, and the on-site kitchen has the coffee and other basics that you'd expect. Pricing also is reasonable, especially for the cafe membership. I plan to use the space again should I need to.

I was in town for the day, and I needed a place to work. I realize some would opt for a nice…read moreStarbucks, but I personally need dedicated "work" space to get into the right head space. I tend to soak up the environment, so if I'm in a bustling coffee shop, then I'll want to become part of the bustle. Hence, finding an actual co-working space topped my list of to-dos. Luckily, I stumbled across Sprout on Yelp, and even luckier for me, they are one of the few places in Providence to offer a day pass! The pricing was incredible given the free (fast) WiFi, the access to multiple kinds of spaces (including my favorite hot desk area with sprawling desks and large windows--though there are other places to work closer to cubicles if that's your jam), and free coffee/tea. There's even a cute little cafe a few hundred yards away to grab some quick lunch (closes @ 2 pm). The parking was also free (score!), though the lots are shared with an apartment complex/other businesses, so be aware that you may need to circle around a bit to find a spot. Overall, it was a great place to get some work done, and I'd highly recommend checking it out if you're in town for the day/week, and if you need monthly plans (and conference rooms), they've got that, too! Stacey (business manager) was kind enough to give me a short tour when I first signed in, and she had lots of great information to share. 5 stars without a doubt!

I rented this space for a small gathering of community members, after attending an event here. It…read morewas the perfect balance of warm, but professional and chic. It was clean, well appointed, and even smelled lovely as we walked in. This is a great place to book to have a community gathering or meeting of likeminded women or non-binary professionals. I am sure we will book again.

From the owner: A coworking space to uplift women and nonbinary business owners and remote professionals in…read moreNorthampton, located in historic Parson's Block building in Florence, MA. One of the key ways we support our members who are business owners is by identifying the specific gaps in resources and opportunities and providing solutions to fill those gaps. We believe that by providing the right support and resources, we can help professionals thrive and succeed. We are not just a coworking space. While we do offer over 28 workspaces to choose from, our members will also have access to so much more including complimentary vending, local discounts, business resources and tools, networking events, and professional learning workshops. We are a supportive and nurturing community that is dedicated to empowering women and nonbinary entrepreneurs.

True story. I was in Manchester on my way up to Merck Forest and Farmland with friends. I realized…read moreI had two presentations for work, but couldn't drive back to Wilmington and would've had terrible reception at Merck. I considered a couple of coffee shops/cafes, but they were noisy with no good place to plug in my laptop. So, I decided, while my friends were having lunch, to walk to the park/river walk to see if I could find a nice spot to sit and use my phone for Wi-Fi (I know, it was a terrible idea). As I'm walking and praying that there's a spot with minimal distractions and optimal hotspot coverage, I was about to take a shortcut through the bank parking lot and couldn't believe my eyes: The Barn @ Center Hill. It was so perfect. I tried to get in, but the door was locked. Someone happened to be going in, so I asked her if there was space available. Another customer/user came out and suggested I call the manager. I called Kim, and she got back to me in under an hour. She was immensely helpful and I was through the doors working in under 10 minutes. They have lots of options for membership. I only got the half day membership because I don't live near Manchester. But, there's also a full day option, monthly options, all-access membership, and even a private office space option. The place was rustic, but clean. The wi-fi signal reached outdoors to the picnic table, which was perfect on a cool autumn day. And the variety of spaces was invaluable. They even have a kitchenette. I'm not sure how accessible they are for folks with mobility challenges (I didn't get a chance to fully tour the space or ask). I would totally recommend this space. They were an answered prayer. I'm considering going there once a month to work, just to get away from home for a bit.

The Barn was incredibly clean, comfortable, and well-suited for individual work or group meetings…read more Plus, the internet connection was very fast -- an actual 20 times faster than my rural internet speeds at home. Kim saved the day when my connection went out completely just hours before an important, all-day meeting being held virtually. She emailed me right back, helped me get into The Barn that morning, and checked in throughout the day to make sure everything was going smoothly. I was able to present during my meeting without interruption, and took care of countless uploads and updates while I was there! I will definitely be back and can't recommend this co-working space enough.

I had a positive experience working here for about two weeks when I visited the area. The internet…read moreconnection in the hill towns can be difficult. I reached out to Mike at the Bridge of Flowers Business Center and he was very willing to accommodate me by letting me work in the office temporarily. The connections, etc, are great. The other people in the office are very friendly. The location is also ideal -- on the third floor of the building on top of McCusker's Market. There is plenty of parking as well as places nearby for lunch. You can basically choose to work in a cube, desk, or space, and pay a corresponding rate. There are offices, and a meeting room. There is also a kitchen area with a refrigerator (no freezer), dishes, and utensils. The bathroom also has a shower (if for some reason you need that). The business center has actually been here for about 10 years, but it's not heavily promoted. I learned about it from a friend who worked in the office.

From the owner: We are a unique co-working space located on the third floor of the historic Odd Fellows' Building…read moreat 5 State Street, Shelburne Falls, MA. in the Berkshire Highlands of Western Massachusetts. The Bridge of Flowers Business Center caters to businneses who need a secure, professional, affordable space with high-speed internet, conference room, break room, and a kitchen along with all the usual office amenities. You just need your computer and cell to get to work!