I can't imagine a better place for serious writers to write. My home office might be prettier, but…read more there I am surrounded by endless distractions. The Writer's Room is a neutral, silent space (cell phones must be silenced) with large windows, populated by hardworking peers whose energy inspires concentration and seriousness of purpose. Need to make a call or conduct an interview? There is a phone room adjacent and a small lunchroom equipped with a coffee machine (the coffee is free), an electric kettle and a small fridge. There is no microwave and no wafting food odors. Printing is free. Wifi functions well. Each writer is assigned a storage locker. Interested? Take a look at the website and arrange a tour :http://dcwritersroom.com/ Oh yes. Located in the heart of Tenleytown. Starbucks and Whole Foods nearby. Adjacent to the Metro.

From the owner: Coworking, community-building and shared office space for serious writers in the DC area searching…read morefor a quiet place in which to write.

We chose Two Birds for our then six-month-old son only a few months after they had opened and the…read moreexperience was top-notch. Not only do parents and children benefit from a clean, new facility, the teachers and staff manage to blend the line between professional and loving in the best possible way. My son was always so happy to go to nursery every day and get cuddles from teachers who genuinely cared about him. The perks of having things like diapers and wipes included in tuition made it so easy for me as a parent. You can tell that Kelsey and JD who run the facility are approaching childcare with new, modern eyes. They are looking for solutions for the parents of tomorrow. The co-working space associated with the center is a mini digital oasis. Delicious, local coffee on tap, chic, comfy spaces to perch and other working parents doing it all. I didn't hold a membership but instead chose to do drop-ins when I needed. An added benefit is that they allow you to host small meetings there - something I took advantage of a few times to great success. Their lactation room is so clean and convenient if I wanted to pop down to pump or pull my son out of class to breastfeed him. I cannot recommend Two Birds enough. After two kids, it's the highest quality care I've ever experienced. The community they're building of working parents is trend-setting and I expect we'll see a lot more like this in the future.

I've been working from Hera Hub DC since it opened and cannot say enough great things about it. The…read morecommunity is incredible - amazing, smart women doing incredible things in their businesses and careers. Plus the programming is great - writer's workshops, biz dev power hours, business booster brown bag lunches, and access to experts through GURU hours. All that and a comfortable place to work that is friendly, welcoming, affordable and convenient!

From the owner: Hera Hub is a spa-inspired, shared workspace for female entrepreneurs. This flexible work and…read moremeeting space provides a productive work environment for women who primarily work from home. Hera Hub members have access to professional space to meet with clients and to connect as well as collaborate with like-minded business owners, thus giving them the support they need to be prosperous. Cost-effective monthly membership options are suited for freelancers, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, authors, remote workers and small teams.

My husband and I rented an office space here for a year during the pandemic, and while the space…read morewas fine, several issues have made me think twice about this company: -several internet outages, once for almost a WEEK -noisy construction inside the workspaces (converting conference rooms into cubicles) -they sometimes hire out to film crews, so corridors and common spaces can get noisy -kitchen area always a mess--sink often overflowing with dirty dishes -COVID compliance was not at 100% after mask mandates returned. -watch out for the hidden fees--they charged us $300 "office restoration" fee at move-out--this was never mentioned when we rented, and only appears as very small print in the house rules -It took almost two months from the date our lease ended for them to return our deposit--I had to reach out several times and ask for updates The location is terrific and the people who work onsite are nice, but there's only so much they can do-- the company itself really shows how much it cares about its customers (not at all). There are a lot of workspaces out here, so you can probably do better.

Such a cool creative space! Came here for a live taping of a MTR Network podcast. Maryland is so…read moreinteresting! This space seems fun and creative. Lots of board games to play while waiting.

I am often amazed at the great service that we receive. Tiffany is often seeking creative ways in…read morewhich to meet a need. She goes beyond being professional but anticipatory in service. Our business has grown consistently and the needs continuously change. The flexibility with which they have supported our growth frees us up to plan for our business. The staff in general great but Tiffany and Brittney make the effort to go beyond the standard in courtesy and pleasantries. This doesn't even reflect the aesthetics of the space. Its a beautiful location that provides a great image for clients.

It would be hard for me to list everything I like about Advantedge workspaces in one writing. The…read moreoffices are meticulously designed and functional and clean with plenty of private offices and common areas large to fit well with our 'covid' mindset. The staff is all about being professional and courteous and competent. If you have shared offices with large corporation owners, I think, you will notice the difference here right away. Its a much more collegiale atmosphere, friendly and professional but also inclusive with a feel of comraderie. Its Not easy to achieve, and unlike any other space i have experienced. I think especially under these trying times, a place you can call work home that feels like a real home and where you can have privacy but see fresh faces, have safe interactions is like therapy in itself.

The Barlow Building is a large building of medical offices. There must be hundreds of people in…read moreand out of this building every day. DO NOT - I repeat, DO NOT - park in the garage below the building. There are hardly enough spots for a small percentage of the folks who want to park. The "parking attendants" are slow and surly. They move cars around the garage like toys, blocking you in. Then you have to wait for them to move a car so you can get out. Plus, for all this enjoyment, the rates are astronomical. I guarantee your blood pressure will be elevated when your doctor checks it. That's after you wait at least 3-5 minutes for an elevator. Park elsewhere.

For a commercial building in the Chevy Chase area & attached to the Friendship Heights Metro, the…read morefunctionality is not user friendly. I waited 10 minutes for an elevator, the 'security' personnel was useless & there wasn't enough signage dictating construction/detours. The only positive here is after leaving my Dr's appointment, the exterior stairs led me straight to the Metro station.