I have been using Geek Offices for 3+ years, and it has been perfect for my needs throughout that…read moretime. Michael, the owner, is professional and responsive, and the people who currently use the co-working space are friendly also. The office is spacious, supplies are well-stocked, and the coffee never runs out. In terms of co-working spaces, it is also the most affordable option I found in Cambridge, especially if you bring in multiple employees and get the Geek Company rate.

I rented a large office (actually huge...it could easily fit six people) at Geek Offices for the…read morelast six months. The landlord Michael, mentions that the offices are low key, and they are. It's all cubicles and private offices. There is a nice kitchen with coffee and two fridges. The internet comes from a fiber connection and is 50 Mbit down (fast enough) and 50 Mbit up (much faster than you usually see.) And for those of you who care about latency, the ping is only 2 ms which is super fast. Geek Offices is a bit of a time machine. It's like the old days before super pretty shared offices with tiny tables and tiny boxes of an office. No. Here you get big private cubes with plenty of space. Nice offices with plenty of room. And yeah, you're renting from the guy who owns the building. He's very responsive and flexible. It's his building and he's happy when it serves people's needs. The offices are on the lower level. Some of the offices have high windows, but overall this is not a place with lots of natural light. The cubes and furniture aren't new, but they're in good shape and they get the job done. There are showers and bathrooms right across the hall. You get 24-hour access with a key card, and privates offices lock. And more time machine...there is parking. A lot of parking. It isn't cheap, but hey, where can you get parking just two blocks from Inman Square? There's even visitor parking. Whoever has that? Now if anyone would actually visit you in person, they could go right ahead and park for free. Really, this is a place to work. Get stuff done. Heads down. Just you or a small team. Then get lunch in Inman Square. Sometimes going back to the future works just fine. Oh, one more thing. The rental terms are incredibly flexible. You pay for the month. You can leave with as low as one day's notice. For example, you decide on December 30th that you need to leave. You give notice on the 31st. You can leave the next day. You don't owe anything. I had to have it explained to me twice because I couldn't actually believe it.

It was very helpful, convenient and fully stocked for my workday needs -- would use again.read more

Read the fine print. Avoid long term lease option. Great space and flexible globally. The…read morechallenge is that you can scale up at specific location and you cannot scale down when you sign up for a longer lease option. We assume that this was a flexible solution where it is one national company. It is not a flexible solution. Each site is managed separately. The local teams are short sited. My advice is to avoid industrious and select a more flexible provider.

Very efficient and helpful for our needs. They also have some good co- working spaces in an…read moreexcellent location.

I've had a private office here for a few months, clean space with great energy. Our team has…read moremeetings in conference room often.

Fantastic coworking space in Brookline. There are many different areas to work from, including a…read morecafe and outdoor patio area. The best part of that there are external monitors available for use - absolutely game changing. There are also light snacks, coffee, and tea. The Village Works is conveniently located minutes from the Brookline Village T stop on the D line, where there's also a BlueBikes station.

As good as a coworking space gets. Loved getting to work out of here during my remote work days…read morewhen I needed to get out of the house. Wonderful staff, good value for money, excellent atmosphere, and a truly great location in the heart of Brookline Village. It really doesn't get much better than this.

Love this place! Quirky little cozy space to get much done. It's like work from home if home was…read moregreat.

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I wanted to try out this WeWork location given it's great location in Back Bay. It's within walking…read moredistance of the Arlington and Back Back T stations. More importantly it's close to multiple coffee shops and lunch options. WeWork takes up multiple floors with their reception desk on the 19th floor. Andre at the reception desk was very friendly and engaging. He explained the layout differences on each of the floors and made sure I had a keycard. I ended up working on the 24th floor which is more on the quiet side and less crowded. Every floor is smartly furnished with comfortable seating.

I went here for Creative Mornings events, and I love how clean and spacious the area is! There's a…read moredoor to the patio, where you have a stunning view of the city (well, more like construction, but just ignore that)! It was a bit complicated figuring out where CIC is. You have you to enter what looks like a hotel lobby next to Shy Bird and inform the front desk that you're going to CIC for an event for them to let you in.

Not an innovative place-- extremely corporate and they tend to cater to either Solopreneurs or very…read morelarge corporations like fortune 500. My experience with a few of the staff was patronizing and condescending. I am happy to discuss my experience off-line with people especially with female entrepreneurs.

Three Years In and Still So Happy at Clippership!…read more I've lived at Clippership Apartments in East Boston for over three years now, and honestly--I couldn't be happier. It's clean, quiet, and feels super safe, which is a big deal for me. You're just a quick ride from downtown, but it still feels like a small, peaceful neighborhood. The building and grounds are always spotless, and they take great care of the property. The spring landscaping they just finished looks beautiful--it really makes the whole place feel fresh and vibrant. But the best part of living here? The staff. They're seriously amazing. Everyone is friendly, professional, and genuinely seems to care. Emma, in particular, is a total star. She's been here since I moved in and always brings such positive energy. She truly makes the place feel like home. Edgar and the rest of the team are just as great! If you're thinking about moving to East Boston and want somewhere with great views, great people, and a truly welcoming vibe--check out Clippership. You'll love it here.

My company had a very unfortunate experience at this location. When discussing the agreement for…read morethe space, I received a ton of calls and was able to reach the gentleman who handled our account at all hours of the day, but the day after signing it seems they fell of the planet. During the first two weeks, after some concerns with the onsite staff and lack of elevator service to the fifth floor (which remained out of service for over a month a half), I tried calling to discuss and was either hung up on or the call was transferred to another Regus site that couldn't assist. When I finally got someone on the line, my concerns were disregarded and was told we could not be helped. I was told that I could cancel our lease if I wanted, but that we would not be refunded and would have to pay for the months that we agreed upon. I was also told we could not transfer our lease to another month when service improved. None of our office equipment could be brought up to the 5th floor because of the elevator outage and not once did they offer any solution to assist. They then charged us for the use of their equipment because we couldn't access ours. I've worked with a few office space rental companies in the past and never in my life have I experienced such a blatant lack of interest or respect for clients. I truly hope they improve their services, but in the meantime... Avoid them like the PLAGUE!

I tried the seasonal cherry pie latte, and I have no notes! Delicious! I thought the ham and cheese…read morecroissant was a little small for the price, regardless it was still good. Very busy on the weekends but there's penalty of seating to get work done both inside and out.

Stopped by for breakfast! Iced latte was really good and both breakfast items were tasty as well…read more Prices were decent. We didn't stay to sit but the cafe space was cute and cozy. Pretty busy, though! I'm guessing it's a popular place to sit and do work, so people probably want to get there early to grab a spot.

You get the view of Downtown Boston with variety of teas/coffee. Not to mention those are all…read morecomplimentary! There are staffs on site that constantly cleaning high touch surfaces and cleaning the restrooms very frequently. The community manager is very friendly and helpful. They are happy to answers any questions you may have for them.

Here's a tip - skip WeWork and just head to Starbucks!…read more It's easy to be impressed with WeWork initially - beautiful interior design, coffee, espresso, occasional snacks, fun atmosphere. But it seems they're constantly cutting corners: - Atrocious WiFi - conference calls frequently were interrupted due to losing WiFi - Want coffee creamer? They ran out. Want espresso? Machine's broken. Want toilet paper? They ran out (wtf?) Beer keg tapped? They ran out. They're just constantly out of supplies. - Espresso machine is frequently either not turned on, "broken", or, most recently, only turned on during designated hours of the day - Some Fridays all of the restrooms on one side of the building are "out of order" - No soundproofing, so meetings are interrupted by street noise (charming, yes, but not so charming when a fire truck drives by during a conference call with clients) - Very inconsistent HVAC (bring layers because it vacillates between sauna and ignoo) - Doors are very heavy and hallways are tight - it felt like everyone was constantly bumping in to one another It just feels misleading to be paying that much to use WeWork and then WiFi was constantly dropping and they always ran out of everything. Save yourself the money and just go to Starbucks - you'll get better coffee and WiFi for a fraction of the price.