Addie was so amazing! She explained everything very well and answered all my questions. Was so…read moreflexible with me. Went out of her way to customize a solution just for me. Very responsive through email. I felt very supported. The membership is amazing because you can reserve an office space in virtually any major U.S. city at an affordable rate. Highly recommend!

Regus is beautiful, professional and convenient for a quick meeting or a full time office.read more

Great coworking space with the best view in downtown Olympia. Lots of restaurants nearby, fast…read moreinternet, secure location, clean and bright and well-managed. I really enjoyed having a desk here, and even when I needed to scale back my membership, Mike remained just as helpful and responsible and accommodating as ever. Much more affordable than a couple of other local options, with a great community vibe. You can't go wrong here. :-)

From the owner: Need a better place to work? Improve your work-life balance at EverWorks, downtown Olympia's only…read morelocally owned coworking office! We offer dedicated desk rentals and drop-in workspaces to Olympia's freelancers, remote workers, artists, designers, small businesses, and anyone in need of a quiet, friendly, safe and inclusive place to work. We also offer daily, short-term memberships, as well as scheduled use of our meeting room for members and non-members alike. Need a space to hold an in-person, group meeting? We've got you and up to 8 guests covered with our competitively priced meeting room, available to anyone member or not! Schedule a tour today and join our little coworking community!

My favorite park in downtown Gig Harbor, Washington isn't a park at all. It's a beautifully…read morelandscaped office building located at 3025 Harborview Dr. No matter what time of day I visit, there never seems to be anyone else there. It feels like my own private garden. There's a beautiful water feature. I've included a short video of it so you can get a sense of how peaceful it is. You would never know that you're just feet away from a busy waterfront. These photos were taken at 7:30 PM on a Saturday evening in May 2023.

Surprisingly well appointed office space for short term use (or I guess even longer?)…read moreVendor visited me here in Astoria, and he said 'meet here' - I didnt even know this place was here. Fantastic views of the Columbia River! Chairs are professional, high quality, as are the other furnishings. Even a little coffee-mini kitchen. Great Wi-Fi. Secure access, with locking meeting room doors too. Proprietor was helpful/friendly. My vendor told me how much he paid for our little 2-chair/table meeting room for the day and I was shocked at how reasonable the price was. If you're looking for a meeting space in the Astoria area, this a great option.

This place is beautiful, comfortable, and reasonably priced. The view is outstanding and led to an…read moreincredibly peaceful and productive week of work for me in Astoria. The staff was great, and the process of booking my office was very easy. I did underestimate how busy the place was, and when I arrived, I realized that most of the offices were booked. In the future I'd make my reservation as early as possible. I loved that I had access to the office 24/7. I ended up being the first one in and the last one out for many of the days of my trip, and it was painless and easy to get in and lock up. I can identify a handful of opportunities for improvement, but none of these would make me take away a full star. Just some thoughts: - The place is pet friendly, which I love. However, there was a pretty reasonable amount of pet hair in the office I rented. If I were the owner, I'd look into having an occasional custodian to come by and sweep once in a while, and before a new person comes to rent an office. - The furniture was fine, but worn and not in perfect working order. (The awesome looking conference chairs in another review were not what was waiting for me in the office I rented.) Slightly nicer conference chairs with better wheels in every office would be a great & simple upgrade! - Love that there was a coffee maker with coffee provided, but if I worked in that office I'd probably take it upon myself to clean the coffee maker more regularly. It could benefit from a little TLC. - Like many co-working spaces, the rooms are not soundproof. On a few occasions, the guy in the next office was on calls and I could definitely hear his muffled conversation as I worked. - Similarly, the place is over a fun restaurant that plays music, which you can hear through the floor in the afternoon. I was glad I had my little noise-canceling headphones for my week there. Most of my review was criticism, but I really did enjoy my time at Open Office Astoria and would love to return for another week of work in a quiet town with a spectacular river view.

I lost the previous office space I had to a fire and relocated to Traction Space while that…read morebuilding is being repaired, and I gotta say, they can take their sweet time getting the old building fixed up. Secure facility with keycard locks, free snacks and coffee, several great meeting spaces, shuffleboard, clean bathrooms and breakrooms, a very attentive and friendly staff... I could go on for a while with more things but to save you the time- This place is great.

From the owner: TractionSpace offers a Flexible Workspace in Tacoma. Offices Space, Virtual Office, Coworking,…read moreContent Hub, Meeting Rooms, and more in a prime location so your business can thrive. Visit our website to learn more about joining our flexible workspace.

How bizarre to review a business park, huh? Except that this business park contains the remains of…read morea never-completed nuclear power plant, most notably the two massive cooling towers associated with a traditional power plant. While the Hanford Site in Eastern Washington was instrumental to the Manhattan Project, there is a noticeable lack of nuclear energy projects in the Pacific Northwest (with only two active reactors that I know of- at said Hanford Site, and the student run reactor at Reed College in Portland, Oregon.) Trojan Nuclear Power Plant in Oregon has been closed for many years and it's distinctive cooling tower was demolished back in 2006- so where can you go for some photo shoots and pseudo-urban exploration? Well, Satsop is within daily driving distance from Seattle and Portland and considering the price (free,) it is well worth stopping by.

A short 13 minute detour off the highway on our way to Ocean Shores. Pretty cool to see the…read moreabandoned (unfinished) nuclear power plants up close - even though they are a gentle reminder of the government wasting more of our hard earned money. A few side items to note - the business park has hundreds (I mean hundreds) of brand new Volkswagens waiting for their forever home, so feel free to look around. BUT don't look too closely because there is a security guard with a lead foot who loves to mad-dog you from the comfort of the front seat of his Ford Focus (1989 - 92 model). There is also a huge boring machine on site which begs the question - are there tunnels below these nuclear structures and if so did the forgiving tax payers of the beautiful Pacific Northwest pay for this rusting eye sore? In any event - the power plants are pretty cool to see.

Initially, I came to SURGE to get away from my wife's cats. After the fifteenth time they ran…read moreacross my keyboard, and messed up a piece of content I was working on, I knew it was time for my own space. Coffee shops were an option, but I got tired of drinking a gallon of coffee every day and I didn't like leaving my laptop unattended when I had to use the bathroom (it was so much coffee). I saw an ad for SURGE and called them up for a tour. The community manager showed me around, and I signed up right away. For the price, the amenities you get at SURGE are the best deal in Tacoma. My business, Cascade Digital Marketing, has grown dramatically since I joined in February 2016, a large part of that due to the professional atmosphere, the location, and the support at SURGE. I recommend SURGE to anyone who wants to take their business to the next level.

SURGEtacoma is a great place to rent office space in a Co-working environment with your own desk,…read moreNot to mention the best price in the area. I would have never been able to have the amenities starting out on my own like is; kitchen, printer workstation, 3 conference rooms and roof top work space with a 360 view.

I had a meeting for 3 hours and was panicking on where I could be for that long. Fortunately, I…read moresearched on Yelp and found Surge. Surge is a cute shared office space with different desks, chairs and sceneries. They also have a designated parking lot so you don't have to park on the street. In addition, they have free wifi, unlimited coffee and tea, and private meeting rooms if necessary. The community manager, Kailey was very sweet and even helped me out by answering my last minute call for availability. They also offer discounts too

Great place to work, study, or get things done outside of the home. This wonderful place became…read morelike my second home. They have a fully stocked kitchen and cute cafe area to hang out. Everyone is very friendly. It really is a community! I would highly recommend South Tacoma Surge!

The Pioneer Collective provides a spacious and beautiful space to cowork. The space is bright and…read moreairy, yet feels cozy with the friendly staff and plants everywhere. Coffee, tea, sparkling water, beer, and wine, as well as printing are provided as part of the membership. As a full-time remote worker, I have loved having a membership as a chance to get out of my house. It provides the perfect setting for my independent work in the coworking space, as well as my many meetings in soundproof phone booths. Highly recommend!

A great place for collaboration! I traveled in from out of town to visit a local colleague, The…read morePioneer Collective Tacoma was very helpful and welcoming. Great space, private rooms, very flexible -- plus excellent coffee and sandwich shop downstairs! Definitely my "go to" co-working spot in the Puget Sound area :)