John Portillo, Jennifer Armor and everyone here are super friendly, work hard and provide quick…read moreservice. There is a large parking lot out front. The building is within walking distance to the ferry, which enables even those from San Francisco who won't want to drive options to meet at this location. The office is bright and has a modern look, and there are many options from small day rooms to larger conference rooms.

Pacific Workplaces at Larkspur Landing provides a quiet, clean, and professional office space…read moreallowing for uninterrupted focus. It's been a joy to work with Marilyn, Julia, and Lili, who provided accommodations that suited my personal preferences. My office is a saving grace, and the surrounding areas, including a serene courtyard, shops at Marin Country Mart, and access to the Larkspur Ferry, create a "one-stop-shop" workspace!

AvantSpace Marin is convenient, well-appointed and thoughtfully equipped with everything you need…read morefor a productive workday. Mike does a great job of running everything and is so kind and helpful. I highly recommend AvantSpace.

Came here for a comedy show. Very beautiful space. Whoever designed this deserves everything. The…read moreart in here is also very cool. The person working was so friendly and you could tell he was passionate about the space. A very cool thing to offer to the community. It has community shared space but also has more private offices and conference room type spaces. Very comfortable and inviting space and the bathroom was very clean.

This place is beyond awesome. I'd ruled The Hivery out as…read morean option: (1) it was further than I wanted to go, (2) Mill Valley traffic is a disaster, (3) it was only / focused on women and (4) the pictures and description made me think it was just a little too precious for my taste. I'm very grateful to a friend of mine who encouraged me to check it out anyway. Turns out it's so great it's worth it *despite* the distance and traffic. The Hivery offers so much more than a gorgeous place to work - it offers a supportive community personal and professional community - and that's pretty hard to find. I'm a new member and will be sure to post an update in a few months, but if you're at all interested in a place to work with a bunch of other professionals and creative women, you really should check it out. It's a special place.

This place is wonderful. Uplifting and empowering, a real retreat for all…read more The Hivery is well equipped for production within your field, and support for your personal and professional growth. The staff is warm and kind and the community is genuine. So happy to have found them. Also nice to have to have THE best Pilates studio in the bay directly next door and Urban Remedy... why leave ever?

Great location. But kind of pointless co-work space. They…read morerelentlessly police any sort of noise in the co-working space, or in their lobby. So if you pay for the virtual office package, they expect you to work in complete silence in the co-working area. That's just not how business works. You can rent offices by the hour, but it's cost-prohibitive. Maybe this could work if you're in accounting or some other sort of work where you don't speak to clients.. No client-facing professional should pay for the virtual office package though. Overall, the value is not there.

Joining Office Evolution is one of the best business decisions I've ever made…read more I'd gone through several different set ups through the years. Recently, I'd had trouble finding a space that fit my needs. I had an office in another town. Very convenient to my clients but for a couple other reasons I almost dreaded going there. And prior to that I had what was in some ways an absolutely ideal office space. But it was located in a place that was tough for clients to get to. I started researching office space and stumbled on Office Evolution. I really wasn't sure if the shared space thing would work for me. I visited. I visited again. I visited yet again. As far as first impressions, Sandra, who works the front end (and does much more that I'm sure we don't know about) is wonderful. And I have to say she was a huge factor in signing on. I knew that it would always be a pleasure to see her. I've also met one of the owners, who seems great. Bottom line, is that they they are very tuned in to what people need and how to deliver it. They have several different levels of service here. I've got the plan that includes mail, 24/7 access to the building, a drop-in work room (which I've recently started using - there are usually only one or two other people here, if that), and a few hours of booking one of the personal offices or conference rooms to meet clients. Clients love the building. Who wouldn't? Beautiful and right on the Richardson Bay. In the end, this is the happiest I've been with my office situation in ages.

Was a member of VenturePad after closing my office at Larkspur Landing. I have now moved out of the…read morearea and will really miss the wonderful space and Chris' cheery greetings. My clients enjoyed the large conference room which worked perfectly for meetings. Chris always made sure that we had what we needed and that all who met with me at VenturePad were welcomed and comfortable. Thanks Chris.

VenturePad is a beautiful shared workspace in Central San Rafael. During the peak of COVID's 1st…read morewave in 2020, Alejandro and Chris made me feel welcome and safe. At the time, there were just a handful of us working in the space, and we all took exceptional care to keep things clean, social distance, wear masks... I felt safe, and moreover, very productive. I moved from San Rafael last year, and haven't found a shared workspace that can rival VenturePad. Here in Tempe, there's WeWork, but it's not the same local vibe. Chris and Alejandro are entrepreneurs that support entrepreneurs and work to build a supportive and thriving community. If you're looking for more than a place to work besides your kitchen table, but a community to help you and your business thrive, look no further than VenturePad.

I don't understand why it is so bloody hot in that office? The offices with windows facing…read moreBridgeway are completely unbearable. The air conditioning just does not work. I'll rent a place elsewhere. Miserable at this location.

Just spent the past couple of weeks working in the business lounge while my son was at a day camp…read morein Sausalito. The office is very nice and the staff is super. They have 2 pods in the business lounge and I never had a problem getting one. Overall very happy that they are in the Regus network.

The San Rafael outpost of Groundfloor is a clean, well-lighted place and then some. I come often…read more Pablo, my dog, sometimes joins. The coffee machine can do many things. Lattes. Cappuccinos. The rest. Black is enough for me. Strong. Simple. It's quiet, but not empty. The hum of others working, softly talking, is a companion--not a distraction. There's a calendar of events: walks, talks, writing nights, yoga, new-member hours, dinners, creative meetups. You can move from work into laughter without leaving the space. The app echoes the calendar. It nudges you into things without pushing. It reminds you there is always a next thing to connect around. Here, you work alone--but not lonely. You sit in quiet--and step into company. You drink coffee--and sometimes wine. You write--and sometimes join a book club, a run, or a gathering of new faces. This is how work was meant to be: rooted, open, full of potential.

I don't think I realized how much I needed Groundfloor until I was here…read more I missed the water-cooler chats, brainstorming, shared lunches & background hum of coworkers in an office when my job went fully remote. I finally realized that those things make a big difference in my energy, engagement and fulfilment in work & everyday life. This is no ordinary co-working space. People are friendly & welcoming: open for a casual chat during Community Lunch, willing to help you think through business or personal challenges, and a blast to hang out with at events both in and outside the club. It's great for work: noise levels are rarely distracting, there are phone booths and a conference room for private calls, a library quiet space, and a gorgeous outdoor patio to shake up the scenery. The socializing is great: book club, hiking club, AI learning sessions. Need a friend to go to a baseball game or music festival with? How about a potluck backyard party with twinkly lights and laughter? Done. When Jermaine, one of the founders, told me that their mission was "to end loneliness" (rather than something like creating just a place for work) it finally clicked for me why this place feels like home. See you at the Club!