5 Stars for a beautiful coworking space that hosted our group flawlessly…read more Besides being dropped off in the middle of a traffic circle by this building, everything about my day at wework was easy. A team of 12 of us were able to use one of their conference rooms for a day of presentations and coworking. A wework rep started us off with a quick spiel about the company and location, so we were up to speed on the flavored water, coffee, and other amenities of the space. I appreciated the layout of the floor we were on, with a bathroom close by and an open-planned kitchen area. The rooms all have glass walls, which helps keep it from feeling claustrophobic, along with the stylish decor. Overall, an easy space for groups and I'd be happy to work there again if in the city.

Enjoyed a co-working day here with my regional Yelp team and we had a great experience. They have…read morelots of open window seating which makes for easy networking, if you're looking for that sort of thing, (which I always am!) although please note that it can make privacy challenging if you're working with sensitive images/information. They have a number of usable conference rooms you can rent by the day or hour, or you can join as a member to use their public co-working spaces, OR you can get a small office/dedicated desk for more regular office work. They've got a comfortable common area with a kitchen, fresh tasty coffee, fridges and serving ware if you need a mug or a glass. Plus solid wifi, AV equipment if you're renting a conference room, and more. There are two WeWork offices within a few blocks of each other on Woodward but this one is closer to Campus Martius which makes it a really prime location. Plenty of options within walking distance for food and bev and there's a great view of the park, the riverfront, and Windsor out certain windows of the space. All in all a very pleasant place to work!

Venture X is a great option if you need a meeting space or personal office space downtown. It's…read morevery conveniently located and they have all sizes of rooms. We rented the large conference room a couple of times, and the staff is always warm and friendly. We were able to seat 20 people in there fairly comfortably. It's a good price for the space with great lighting and upscale, modern design. The conference room has Zoom capabilities and worked out great for us. You also have access to the public spaces - lounge areas, kitchen and coffee area - and you can have catering delivered. It's super convenient! I highly recommend working with Vik and his team to host your next meeting. Also, with a little creativity, it could be set up for a networking event or mixer.

I DO NOT recommend using Venture X. Amal is not very unprofessional and in helpful. She is very…read morecondescending and I would not recommend using their services.... Please do business elsewhere. They state they do not have your mail that your business is t in their system but they charged your credit card and that your mail has been misplaced only for two days to go by after you've went down to get your mail to say that it has been found. This place is a joke

loved the space, loved the rooftop area, loved the outdoor lights! i was there last night for my…read morefriend's bday party. everything was great. she hired a DJ, a bartender, and a caterer. the rest came from the energy of the party.

Great customer service, nice location, nice work space for a meeting I hosted. Would recommend…read morehighly.

I chose the pass for synchronous and the co working space doesn't let you know that you can't come…read morein same day to redeem. I came here hoping to finish my homework with a friend and we both redeemed 24 hour passes. It wasn't until walking around the marina for 30 minutes and trying the number over and over til we got an answer. Guy who picked up the call was nice, understanding, but wasn't knowledgeable about the 24 hour pass. He suggested I email the company to redeem the pass for a later date. The second star is just for his help. I reached out to the company via email and I still haven't heard back. I work bicoastal so having access to a working space that is 24 hours would be helpful, but maybe not here.

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BasBlue is a magical, gorgeous place! They have renovated a house in Detroit to turn into this…read morewonderful meeting space for all! It is geared towards women and nonbinary individuals and created a safe and supportive environment for them to grow their dreams and aspirations in, but it is open to any and all who want to check it out! Anyone can have access to the main floor of BasBlue, where there is an INCREDIBLE cafe to get delicious drinks and food from. There is also a ton of seating for you to enjoy your food and drink and to cowork from as well. If you want to become a member, the upper floors are open to you with more collaborative and private spaces for you to enjoy! It is a non-profit organization and just a gloriously safe and intentionally-curated space to foster creativity and amazing vibes. I always feel so at peace and centered when I'm at BasBlue and love to take meetings from here as often as I can! It's located very close to the DIA, but only open during the weekdays. So pay attention to their hours and if you're looking for a great place to work from or are interested in learning more about what a membership here could bring, definitely check BasBlue out!!

As a guy, I cannot join. I was here as part of an event and this is based on what I saw and…read moreexperienced. Limited street pay parking, there is a shared lot nearby. This is a very nicely renovated mansion turned into a woman's club. Like a late 1800's gentleman's club, only for women. There is a locker room/workout room/nursing area, but I did not see them because I am not a woman. They have lectures and groups within the club. They have a full kitchen, and the usual food on offer seemed like you would expect at a starbucks or better. They have drinks, coffee, and wine. The wine was higher end. And they use an ordering app so members at different rooms of the club can order easily. Lots of rooms. Dining and lecture rooms, lounge and club type rooms, conference rooms. A large event room. All really nice. There are smaller serving bars on the second and third floors. Depending on age, annual membership is 600 or 1200 dollars. It looked great. Maybe it could have used more restrooms, but that is sort of reaching for something negative to say.

Grand Circus provided me with the best educational experience of all time and changed my life in…read moreways that i did not think were possible. Since completeting my bootcamp, i have the best job of my life and my career is exceeding my grandest expectation. Overall: My experience at grand circus was second to none. Starting with my first "fact finding" phone call with the GC admin staff, I knew that I was dealing with passionate and knowledge individuals who cared about me and helping me achieve my goals. This initial feeling was confirmed and reestablished over and over again throughout my experience with GC. I loved every aspect of my bootcamp experience and would recommend GC to anyone who has any interest in software development. Administrative: Deciding to participate in a 10 week bootcamp was a significant decision for me - not least of all because of the financial aspect. However, as soon as i began discussing the financial piece of the bootcamp i felt immediately at ease. the GC staff were able to answer ALL of my questions and provide my with numerous options specific to my situation. This was a relief and allowed me to focus on coding and getting as much out of the bootcamp as possible. Staff: The GC staff, down to the person, are seriously amazing. They are incredibly passionate, knowledgeable, and supportive. They are always looking out for their students best interest and, again, i felt immediately at ease once I met them on site at Grand Circus in downtown Detroit. I developed lasting friendships with multiple GC team members. The bootcamp: The bootcamp itself was awesome! i loved my instructor, the curriculum, the unique approach to learning to code, the team work, and all of our deliverables. I felt like i was family with my fellow bootcamp teammembers and have remained in close contact with many of them. The pace of the bootcamp was malleable - our instructor and TA adjusted it weekly to match the students' grasp of the material. this was a HUGE value add as it ensued that eveyrone was able to remain engaged in spite of challenging material. Netoworking/job placement: UH-MAZING! Grand Circus is DIRECTLY responsible for helping me find the best job of my life and launch my career in a completely new and exciting direction. The GC staff used their networking contacts to secure me numerous interviews. Since finishing my bootcamp i have started a new job with an industry leading organization that i was put in contact with through grand circus. My role is closely related to what i studied at grand circus.

I want to take the time to WARN anyone considering going here…read more... This is a FOR PROFIT bootcamp, if you fail one test, you're out. Everything you paid for this program goes completely to waste. They keep all your money. Their creditors for the bootcamp are also THE WORST I've ever dealt with. I've made on time payments, never late once, and they have reported late and missing payments on my credit score not once, but twice! Their mistake is costing me the ability to buy a house! I have a family to take care of! I have been going back and forth with trans union trying to fix this, but I SHOULDN'T have to go through this just for trying to better myself professionally. All the resources that YOU paid for shouldn't be taken away just because you did bad on a test. Yes that's right, all resources provided are taken away if you fail. Even though they keep all your money. After I was done with the bootcamp, I did not give up, and let me also say you can learn SO MUCH MORE by going on YouTube and doing code alongs. Now that's it's been a year, and I've still been coding, I can totally tell you that they PURPOSELY over-complicate the learning process in this bootcamp to make their teaching more sellable. If you still desire to be taught by a teacher, please just do a little searching there are much better bootcamps out there that WONT charge you UNTIL you get a job. Not like this one. And don't even get me started on the staff that was there when I was. Please, do yourself a favor and choose another option to code...yes they've had people who've been successful in getting jobs, but MOST people of every bootcamp will not! And that's the truth. I am calling the better business bureau today on their creditors and a lawyer. Worst decision of my adult life was attending this bootcamp.

TechTown is a shared office space and and entrepreneurship hub serving existing and startup…read morebusinesses in & around Detroit. It is affiliated with & partially run by Wayne State University. I like the vibe here. It's casual & community oriented. And the diversity of backgrounds & genders represented in it's membership, well, that makes this space stand out from the rest. The building itself is huge and divided into several floors. On the first floor you'll find casual co-working, some dedicated desks and tons of meeting rooms on the 1st floor. There's a large open kitchen and a pantry with fresh food for sale. Ping pong table & popcorn machine are a nice bonus. On 2nd through 5th floors you'll find the various sized private offices of nonprofit orgs, small businesses and larger orgs like the Ford Foundation and Henry Ford Medical. This is the place to run into people who are in business in Detroit, particularly folks at the intersection between academics and business. I am a co-working member, so I see this space primarily as a place to get good Wifi, use the printer and host client meetings, etc. It serves me well and it is a really great price for hot desk co-working. Two complaints: 1. There is an effort to help break the ice & introduce members to each other more often. This is an ongoing struggle, as it can feel very anonymous to work remotely at a co-working space. Right now there's a weekly popcorn & beer mingler on Friday afternoons and a bagel breakfast on Mondays. There's room for improvement in terms of creating real helpful connections between people though. 2. It can get crowded in the middle of the week and on days when a large group books the conference rooms. You'd be surprised how often a group of 40+ people hosts an event here. There's rarely a quiet day on the 1st floor. Overall this is a great space, good community and a nice taste of the Detroit business & nonprofit scene.

Awful management, inflated fees, poor cost Omer service and responsiveness. If I could give a 0 I…read morewould. Even the air quality aggregates my asthma within hours.

If you are looking for office space in Detroit, skip the big companies and support a family-owned…read morebusiness. 100% professionalism is what you get for your money in a 7th or 8th floor space that is beautifully designed and outfitted with all the conveniences you'd expect in a modern office. My husband and I were in town for an extended personal trip and needed to work in a quiet, professional setting. A coffee shop with Wifi wouldn't cut it with the heightened safety concerns during the Summer of the Covid. I am so glad we found SpaceLab. They have Covid safety protocols for all those entering the space and we felt safe and comfortable working there each day. The owner is personable, resourceful and easy to work with. If you need to avoid the distractions of working from home, easy for a short period of time, consider Spacelab as your office away from home. Since my organization is closed indefinitely, I will even consider a shared workspace when I return back home after this positive (and productive) time at Spacelab.

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