The best in the West. Great people to work with and fair pricing, underground parking with E.V…read more hook ups. Next door to Facebook campus, so you have a downstairs cafe in the building which is excellent and the Facebook cafe to dine at. Great views of the Bay, plently of trails to walk and enjoy. 5 minutes to SFO Airport or Bart Subway/SP Train into the City, $3 car park for the day at Millbrae train/Bart station, all 5 minutes away in a car.

The office staff and management are amazing. They have gone above and beyond on more than one…read moreoccasion. Just when I thought that customer service was dead, I was gladly proven wrong.

Came here for my Microsoft 680 and 685 certification tests for work…read more The place is a nice conference center right next to the water. From our waiting room, we were able to see people taking boats/canoes/kayaks out. It was quite a nice sight. Our testing room was a nice room filled with a bunch of computers. At first they had the A/C on so it was hella nippy, but they turned it up after about 10 minutes. I couldn't concentrate on my test that first 10 minutes though! The staff are extremely professional here and everything went without a hitch!

This Conference Center is very quaint with fantastic waterfront views. This conference center is…read morebetween the Hillsdale Shopping Center and Stanford Shopping Center. When you attend a workshop/training in this conference centera, they feed you ample breakfast, snacks, and hot lunch plus an open bar of sodas, juice, coffee, and tea. You can either sit on the patio or dining area with terrific water views. Staff have excellent customer service and they provide tips on the surroundings and they guide you to your classroom. Excellent personal service. The chairs and tables are comfy as well. There are multiple training classes when I attended but the breaks were staggered so the dining area was not crowded at all. If you are from San Francisco or the Peninsula, Hayward, this would be an excellent place for training definitely. Ample parking. They have water saving closets so sometimes there is a queu as these water saving closets means more time during clean up which in the end is a repetitive process and may not really save money but would mean more wait for customers and several repeats of the clean-up.

We recently hosted an awards event at Canopy for approximately 50 attendees, and I can't say enough…read morepositive things about both the space and the staff. We had the pleasure of working with Ami to coordinate the program, and she was absolutely incredible. From our very first meeting, she came prepared with photos and setup suggestions, provided clear information about parking, and even offered thoughtful catering recommendations -- making the entire planning process simple and stress-free. On the night of the event, everything went off without a hitch. We received numerous compliments on the beautiful space, convenient location, easy parking, and the overall aesthetic. In fact, several members have already requested that we host future events here.

When work from home started to feel like bringing home to work - I had to find a new place to…read moreconduct business. Enter CANOPY. Tech company energy, nice people, stylish space, fun events sparking a sense of community- what more could you ask for?! The space exudes warmth, welcoming vibes, and inspiration. Shane, who makes it happen on site, is an absolute gem. The entire staff is welcoming and very accommodating. I love having the best of it all!

READ THIS BEFORE SIGNING WITH BOOTUP…read more I was a tenant for more than a year and saw everything: the good, the bad and the ugly. THE GOOD - Located very close to University Ave, Palo Alto - Nice outdoor patio area THE BAD - Things break down a lot (water dispenser, bathroom sinks, door handles, furniture, lighting, etc.) - You really need to nag management to get them to fix things (they still haven't fixed the outdoor power outlets) - Wireless printing works about 20% of the time, I consistently have seen people having issues printing - Large events are frequently held and attendees tend to be very loud/disruptive as they walk through the building to the event studio - Refrigerators are always full, usually with forgotten food that gets moldy - The Game Room photo shown on their yelp page is no longer available - iPads outside conference rooms have been dead for more than 1 year and haven't been fixed - Kitchen area never has enough forks, spoons, drinking glasses, etc. - Food from The Nest (ajoining cafe) is catered and pricey as it's only served buffet style - Badge reader on the rear of the building takes two scans to open THE UGLY - The internet connection isn't reliable, I lost count the number of times it has gone down (both wired and wireless), and how many times they asked us to change wi-fi networks - Heating and cooling system always breaks down - I have seen countless HVAC repair technicians come by, but it's usually too hot or freezing in the offices - Several conference rooms are no longer available to use (some of which are still shown in their yelp photos) - A big startup came in and management kicked everyone out of a large co-working space and moved desks into hallways (right outside our office) for the people who had to be relocated - Meeting rooms are hard to book due to the large number of tenants and removal of several conference rooms I can't speak to their ability as an Incubator/Accelerator as we only rented office space. But this place had 3 jobs: Shelter, Water, and Internet. In my time at BootUp it has failed at each one of these things.

I have used BootUp as a desk tenant, and have also attended multiple events hosted there. Having…read morelooked at the other reviews - it is true that the wifi is occasionally flaky, AV sometimes poor, and the facilities are sometimes slow to be fixed. However, there are multiple great upsides to the space - I love the garden seating, you can sit out there to take calls and have informal meetings, such a bonus in this beautiful climate. There is good, free plentiful coffee. They support healthy lifestyle choices like plenty of standing desks, good location for walking meetings, bike racks, showers so you can run to work. Personally, I enjoyed the events and other tenants - nice sense of "buzz" and productivity.

Not cheap, not easy but super worth it. Been a member of Design spaces and their help is amazing…read more I will definitely recommended to all the people who are having trouble home trying to find out the perfect Look. ;-) Love this Business.

DesignSpaces is my favorite co-working space in Silicon Valley. It's clear that Yana and Yaro both…read morecare about helping members find the professional inspiration they need in order to make their start-ups succeed. Everyone is always so nice, and I find it invigorating to know that there are so many people who are turning their dreams into realities here. I've tried working from home in the past, but there's just no reason to when there's a supportive environment so close to me. Bottom Line: It's hard not to feel motivated when surrounded by other hard-working people, and to that end having a place like DesignSpaces to work out of pays for itself.

This is a really neat coworking space for when you don't need to go to the office but you are not…read moregetting anything done at work. The staff and the regulars are super friendly they will make you feel right at home as soon as you walk in. They are open regular business hours 8am-5pm for Monday to Friday! Easy access to parking right outside the building and the location is perfect not too far from El Camino/Alma. You can rent a private office or just use the main coworking space- large open space where many self-employed- professionals work. They are dog friendly which is a PLUS!

The best wework in the south bay. And I've been to almost all of them…read more For one, easy access - unlike most other places, this is completely under wework's control, so don't to worry about not being able to access it outside of office hours because the building security system/card is not integrated into wework. Second, free parking. Yes, it can get crowded, but I've always found parking nearby. Unlike San Jose and other places where you have to pay Finally, great staff! Very friendly, and always trying to set up social things to do! Cons - I guess it can get pretty crowded many of the days. They need to open one more office in the paloalto / mountain view area

As the RSP program comes to an end this Saturday, I want to thank Maggie Tian and the entire…read morecoaching team, especially Selina Park, who has been Reyaan's coach for nearly two years, for creating such a great experience. RSP is a wonderful program that helps promising young players take the next step through a combination of private lessons, group training, and league play. Reyaan had a lot of fun and made tremendous progress in his table tennis skills throughout the program. What stands out the most to me is the growth in his confidence. He is now much more comfortable and confident when playing matches against other kids, and that has been amazing to see as a parent. A big thank you to all the coaches for creating such a supportive and encouraging environment. Reyaan is very grateful for everything he has learned and experienced through RSP, and he's already looking forward to what comes next. Highly recommended for young players who want to improve their game and gain valuable match experience!

My son did a TT camp here and absolutely loved it. We signed up for more camps. Coach Amber is…read moreamazing! She is very patient, focuses on helping the kids learn the basics and is always motivating them. The facility is quite nice too with a ton of tables.

I signed up for a virtual membership without having visited the office, because it is inexpensive…read moreand in a good South of Market location. There were a few things that I found disappointing, and it's probably not necessary to describe each thing, as they are mostly minor issues. The two things that are significant are: 1) You are unable to use Co-Spot's address as your own address; instead, upon activating your membership, you are assigned what is essentially a PO box number. To me, this defeats the whole purpose of a virtual office! This should have been explained to me before I signed up. 2) Prior to signing up, I was not informed that the company is closed on nine religious holidays which are neither state or federal holidays. They give you short notice of these office closures. That means that if you are due to get an important piece of mail on one of those days, it will be delayed. If you need a conference room on one of these days, you'll be out of luck. This may work for a creative professional whose life does not revolve around deadlines, but it does not work for a lawyer, and could create problems for other professionals. I suppose that Co-Spot is for artists? One additional thought: Co-Spot promotes itself as a venue for female entrepreneurs and professionals (and that was a selling point for me) but it turns out that I only dealt with one person throughout the entire experience - a man. On a couple of occasions I cc'd the owner (a woman) on emails, but she apparently had no interest in me, in answering my questions or in keeping me as a member.

I can't say enough about CO-Spot!…read more It's a great concept for new small business owners. Their fees are reasonable and their service is outstanding! With the option of renting desk space or a conference room when I need one is fantastic! I would highly recommend CO-Spot to my fellow entrepreneurs. For the folks who want to use CO-Spot for just their mail services and/or office facilities, it's a great way to jump start your business presence in San Francisco.