Excellent experience at this establishment. I brought my 7 month old mini-dachshund for puppy camp…read moreand he was overjoyed (and very tired!) upon picking him up. I'm so happy to know he's in such great care for a few hours a week and fully trust everyone here purely based on how organized and friendly everyone is. Definitely bring your baby here to get them socialized and leaving happy!

My dog loves it here. He is a big, anxious dog that did not get a lot of socializing when he was a…read morepuppy because of COVID. The team is so kind and patient with him, and I can tell when I pick him up he had a busy, fun day.

After searching around Austin for a spot to have a private desk, fibercove really caught my eye…read more fibercove is a community, and you can feel it. They have member lunches, events, and provides a fun environment to take a screen break whenever you need it. The place has standup dedicated desks (so I can leave my monitor and keyboard here), and a cozy environment. The place also has a ton of snack options, an espresso machine, and cold brew on tap! Also, Kim, the general manager, is accommodating and will work with you on anything you need while here.

One of my favorite places to cowork in Austin. Crazy good Wi-Fi. Actually, all technology is top…read morenotch. High end, spacious kitchen with coffee, espresso, and local craft beer. On tap. Great ambiance, think Architectural Digest. Meeting facilities allow for many different size groups. The owners and staff are great hosts too. Oh, and there is really good food within short walking distance. Did I mention there is a ton of parking?

I attended a sound bath class here. Such a chill vibe. I would work remotely at this location…read more There's phone booths and a tranquil outside space.

My VUKA was amazing! Sarah Slack is the very qualified, she knows her Yoga. After departing…read moreAustin I found her on Instagram and gave her a follow. Next trip up to Austin I'm requesting a healing massage.

Great coworking spot. Good mix people from different walks of life. Everyone that works here does…read morean amazing job of making you feel at home. They are constantly doing improvements on the space so it feels like you're a part of something big that's growing. Even if you are not a member, there are day passes, conference, rooms to rent, and even events that you can drop in for. I brought my dog when I came to visit. Super pet friendly too.

I was visiting from out of town and needed a place to have an all day Zoom interview. Createscape…read morewas the perfect place. I purchased a day pass for a desk. The space was quiet and clean. The kitchen offered coffee and tea and other beverages. Briana was very friendly and welcoming.

I love close to this location, so can walk to it, which I do every morning. Honestly the monthly…read morefee (about $250) is less than what is spend on coffees if I was working in coffee shops every day. The free coffee pays for my monthly fee. Pet friendly. Lots of space. They regular do free breakfast food and other little things. Great staff.

My favorite WeWork in town because it's the only one that allows pups and also have a calm and…read morebright vibe to it. All the free drinks and random mimosa happy hours don't hurt either.

Came here for some day pass work ($25/day). Overall, lovely space with polite and efficient staff…read morelocated on the 4th floor of the Jacinto Center. It has a nice quiet energy to it; just bustling enough to not feel like a you're at silent meditation retreat, but also not disruptively rambunctious. For day passes and general membership, there's a main lounge area with most of the seating that includes floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over a courtyard. There's more seating of various types sprinkled through the floor, including some with views of the river. At least three 'phone booths', but by 'booth', it's actually a small room with a phone that can fit two people easily, probably four if you did standing room only. The etiquette in the main spaces is that it's okay to take calls and such, and the overhead music isn't so loud as to disrupt. That said, the other little seating spaces nestled in the hallways might be better if you need more privacy but don't want to get into a phone booth. Lots of private office space of various sizes if you were interested in that. WiFi was trusty and much of the seating had adequate power outlets though the more lounge-style seating (sofas, etc.) seemed to lack good outlet access. The usual free coffee and tea. They let me stay a bit after 5pm, after they closed, even though I was on a day pass, so that was a nice touch. One final nice touch is that the chairs and tables in the main areas are fairy low. I'm not a tall person and sometimes coworking spaces value aesthetics over ergonomics and I end up in a short chair and a high table, typing like a T-Rex. Not the case here. Bathrooms: Clean, spacious, and functional. Nicely done!

We had a new person on our team that needed training. Since she was very close to having her baby,…read moreI felt it was better if she did not travel to San Antonio to train. We looked all around Austin to find a place that met our needs and settled on TechSpace. We called them to reserve some space and found out that they don't do that unless it was one of their private rooms. The other spaces are "first come", but the price was right. The employees were extremely nice and helpful. They gave us a tour of the facilities, explained how everything worked, showed us the kitchen, coffee, snacks, etc, and showed us the private rooms where you can get all your AV needs for your meetings. They fixed us up with WIFI, which was very fast, and let us choose where we wanted in the lower floor area. We ended up with an area that could have handled about 8 people, but was perfect for our needs. We liked this place enough that we have been back for multiple days of training. They don't have restaurants in the building, but they offer different food trucks each day. The trucks set up in the side area of the building and have some outside seating if you want to eat outside. We have eaten everything from downhome Southern cooking to Mexican, and they were all good. What kept this from being a 5 star location. Parking is a pain (may be that way all over downtown Austin) and locating this place the first time was difficult. Traffic was a pain also, but they can't do anything about that. Would I recommend this place? I will be back!!!

Don't use Regus! They are nice and helpful until you want…read moreto cancel, then they refuse to respond to emails, will respond and tell you you're account is cancelled then continue to charge you, then the customer assistance email expires and you have to start new claim tickets and wait all over again. I had to call my credit card and place a block to avoid further charges. They are wildly unprofessional and actually fraudulent by claiming no active account then continuing to charge the monthly. Save yourself the headache and use other shared work spaces!

Most of the front line people are anywhere from OK to good. Started out at 111 Congress with an…read moreoffice. Great staff and enjoyed it. Renewed in November. In January they told us they were closing to remodel. they would move me to another location or cancel the lease. With about 10 days to decide. A nice old gentleman had moved in in December and had to move immediately. I chose to move to 100 Congress. If you are a business that receives mail. NOT GOOD. Sure, they moved us but changing an address is a major PIA. No compensation for that. Moved to 100 Congress. Quiet and a good staff. Renewed again. Told in May that they were closing location. Again about 10 days to decide to move to new location or cancel lease. Big mistake. Should have cancelled lease instead of going to 501 Congress. Part of the reason to go with Regus was the mail service. If i was out of town they could open and scan or forward to a new address. 501 Congress was a total shit show. They wanted to bake cookies and set up board games for the wannabe WeWork space. Never came downstairs. For anything. When I left one day I had mail and dropped off at the front desk. The clerk was offended and told me to take it to a mailbox down the street. This is also the lazy crew that could not be bothered to deliver mail to an office. They kept it in a storeroom where only one person had a key. if they were on the phone you had to wait for them to finish and then open the locked room and check for mail. No mail access after hours or on weekends. Later received an apology from corporate that mail SHOULD be available- it is part of the FEE you are charged. No apology from the staff. Also, they charge you a fee roughly equivalent to one month rent when you leave. For cleaning and administrative fees. not part of your lease. They slip it into house rules. STAY AWAY!

Great place if you're looking to cowork. Very calm and quiet…read morewith rooms available for calls. Coffee and tea are available and there is a refrigerator if you want to bring your lunch. If you don't there are many great foodtrucks nearby. Overall great space to work.

I attended an event at Impact Hub and loved the concept and space! They offer a welcoming…read moreco-working, have shared workspace, private offices, space for events and programs and more. Their mission is connect the Austin community to a global movement for good. I attended a Yoga Unwined class (yup that is an educational yoga with wine tasting class) at Impact Hub and loved the open layout and cool vibe. It was the perfect space for such an event.

Got a peek at this sleek co-working space a couple of days ago at a Yelp Southby event Industrious…read moreAustin hosted. The view, location and design were inviting. Thank you. Reason I'm posting today is to share an image I found on Insta with my fellow Yelpers. Industrious gives me warm fuzzy feelings.

Our team was based out of this Industrious location for about half a year and I can wholeheartedly…read morerecommend both the space and the local staff (Margaret & Andi) that supports the office. To give some background on Industrious - it's a standard co-working setup similar to any WeWork with a long laundry list of amenities (although I've heard WeWork has recently cut back...). This includes morning bagels, all the caffeine you need, as well as 3 - 4 events a week that include standard happy hours, etc. Unlike WeWork, the atmosphere is a little more mature. If WeWork was a person, it'd be a right-out-of college grad that jams out to the EDM in the lobby. Industrious feels a little more like someone in their late 20s / early 30s that puts on elevator music or slow jazz in the lobby. Personally, WeWork felt perfect for a Silicon-Valley startup trying to drive that growth mentality, while Industrious felt better suited for a small professional services firm that would wear business casual to entertain clients on a regular basis. The pricing is comparable to other coworking spaces both in terms of membership and office space, although their membership options were somewhat restricted to keep the density manageable. Again, many thanks to Margaret and Andi who were always extremely on top of everything administrative and space-related - you can't go wrong with them having your back!