Absolutely a horrible experience I never Ben got to see a unit I called the platform and what I get…read moreis an automated system then when you actually speak to a person they are rushed or don't listen or just don't give a eff , I first came across a apartment complex Mandela and dealt with one of their reps who was insanely rude with absolutely no respect or filter, I'd seen a gentleman asked excuse me, if by any chance, are you a rep for the company he said ya why what's it to ya , I swallowed it because I'm looking and he was downhill from there I asked if there was a brick and mortar so I could go to and apply , why he said , I said I'm kinda ole school just like to , he combatted me until I was finally done with his BS , the sandwich board outside wasn't any longer attached to the Mandela building any longer because I'd called and they'd no idea what I was referring to even though they've a scanner code attached ...these people haven't a clue to what they are doing none , when I went into the actual building you'd of thought I was a parasite that had crossed into their personal space MAY... IVE BEEN STUPIDLY TRYING TO BE A PART IF THIS ARTHAUS SINCE MAY . Good luck people your insane absolute unprofessional unaware disrespectful people.

Arthaus recently bought the building I have lived in the past 18 years and within a month of taking…read moreownership sent an eviction notice for legally withholding rent for an unresolved mold and water intrusion issue. It has been months of living in the moldy environment and they refuse to relocate me or fix the actual problem as my health continues to decline due to mold. BEWARE

I rented a private office at Regus Alameda for one year and would strongly caution anyone…read moreconsidering this location. Three issues stand out: First, the office was delivered in poor condition. It took six months for Regus to complete basic repairs, during which I paid full rent for a space that was not delivered as promised. Second, at renewal Regus nearly tripled my monthly rent with no meaningful discussion or willingness to negotiate. This effectively forced me out. Third, upon departure Regus charged a $575 restoration fee for a tiny office I used approximately ten times and returned in perfect condition, documented with timestamped photographs. When I disputed the charge, I learned the fee amount was contained in a House Rules document emailed to me two days after I signed my agreement. The center manager and sales manager were unable to resolve the dispute and the charge was upheld with minimal engagement about my concerns. Before signing with Regus, I encourage you to check their BBB profile. They have hundreds of complaints and did not respond to mine or to the vast majority of others listed there. I intend to file complaints with the CFPB and the California Attorney General's Office and am pursuing a chargeback with my card issuer. There are far better coworking options available. Do your homework before committing.

My wife and I have been members of Regus for many years. As executive consultants for decades, we…read moreused Regus because their facilities are predictable, professional with courteous reception and administrative support. For this reason, I find no solace sharing that our experience with Regus in general and the office in Marina Village in particular is the polar opposite of our previous experience in Atlanta, Chicago, Scottsdale, Walnut Creek, and many other locations. At one point, we had nationwide membership as we held meetings with some of the nations top healthcare corporations, medical device companies and pharmaceutical firms. Here's my warning to anyone who reads this. DO NOT sign a contract with these people. Billing issues go unresolved with threats to send us to collections instead of simply fixing the issue. And the national help desk is just the opposite of help. We recently moved to Tracy, California where there are NO Regus offices (none). Yet, Regus refuses to release us from a tricky renewal to receive mail 50 miles from our door. We need to travel 100 miles to pick up a letter. What's more, the "renewal" was offered long before the expiration date. Here's the thing - the contract was for Regus to simply and ONLY receive mail. NOT office space. I could understand forcing us into a lease option if we occupied space. That is not the case. Rather than cancel or suspend our agreement, they insist that we keep right on paying, and paying, and paying. Good companies accommodate customers and clients. Regus demands that we drive 100 miles round trip to thier facility to pick up our mail. This is insane. I feel betrayed by a company that was once a great partner. I am sorry to say that this may end up in small claims court if they go through with their threat to ruin our credit. As senior citizens, we just want to cancel an unfair agreement that Regus cannot even service.

Next to the 880 highway you probably drive past often…read more Current vacancy - suit 100 for example. Commercial real estate. Look for mobility works wheelchair accessible van sales and keep driving down. Small school located inside among other businesses. Small dance studio and more.

I enjoying working with Dion when I have live workshops. It's comforting to know that I can rent…read moreprofessional spaces in nice areas for reasonable prices. As an Online Marketing Specialist, image is everything when it comes to my clients. Thank you for providing great venues for small businesses in the Bay Area! Amber Childress Lense and Co, social media marketing for small businesses and professionals

I've been doing business with meeting rooms on demand for close to a year. I rent their facilities…read more4 times a month. Their rooms and locations are some of the best, at some the best prices. If you need to have a small meeting or function I definitely recommend them! The owner [Dion] has always been helpful and accessible.

Please Be Aware: As…read morestated multiple times in other reviews, this firm will significantly overcharge you with automated fees, while the staff and leadership will take active measures to avoid and/or deflect your polite and proactive escalations, resulting in significant time and budget lost as a member. For a $320/month coworking office contract that was signed on December 30, 2024, I had been charged over $2,000 even before the end of March... As a member, you may be auto-charged accidentally for multiple offices, charged compounding late fees while having a credit card on-file from the inception date of your contract, initiated charges you never approved or authorized for "IT Services" - which are allegedly premium WiFi internet" (that you don't need) - "Restoration Services" to clean an office that to my knowledge and observation has never been cleaned by staff to-date... and one day you might even receive an invoice for $322 for "color prints" of your black & white tax returns that you had printed. I spent months in email and polite in-person communication with salespeople, front desk staff, one general manager, one regional manager, and even a customer success representative - all of whom repeatedly apologized for any inconvenience, advised me that they could not figure out my automated billing issues, referred me to other departments, avoided my proactive follow-up's, and even hilariously advised me one day that, "maybe American Express has actually been overcharging you..." when I have all of the Spaces/Regus invoices clearly on display. Though I do not believe anyone at this firm desires for a poor member experience, I have observed that the staff at Spaces does not have the competency to understand the firm's automated billing system, the ownership to proactively handle member issues, the acumen to explain to you why various charges are being invoiced, or the ability to reconcile customer billing issues. Please be advised from a knowledgeable executive who has worked with co-working providers for over 10 years: Read the other reviews here (and on other platforms) that also share similar feedback - Avoid this firm if you can, most especially this location at Jack London Square, and respectfully consider an alternative coworking solution.

I experienced an overall culture of a lack of accountability at this place. They want your credit…read morecard number so bad though, so they can charge you all the erroneous fees and then play a finger-pointing and gaslighting game of "it's not our fault. Everything is done by some department that we have no access to." Jake will sell you a dream and when you're ready to collect on the dream he sold you... he'll get defensive. Don't rent here.

There are some days where things just aren't going your way. Not only did our WiFi go out, but our…read moreapartment was doing fire alarm testing AND I had a ton of meetings scheduled. Port workspaces to the rescue! I actually live in Jack London so it was a quick 10 minute walk over. I love how easy it was to buy a day pass online and they happened to be running a promotion so I saved $5 too! John the community manager was beyond friendly/ helpful and he gave me a quick tour of the facilities once I was inside. This place has everything you would need from a co-working space - free coffee/ tea, a ton of open desk space and phone booths for calls. There's even a slide that'll take you from the third floor to the first should you choose to end your day that way :) Definitely recommend this spot if you're looking for a coworking space!

I'm not a member here but have a colleague who does, so I've attended a few meetings there. It's a…read morepretty large space with 3 floors, and a combination of open bullpens and conferences rooms. I haven't been in every room but it seems to work well, the space is clean and professional, there common area is well stocked with dishes, coffee, cereal, etc. The wifi works well enough to get the job done. I haven't been to many workspaces or Port workspaces, but I like it so far.

Unusual commercial shopping area in a not so good part of town. The parking lot is full and big…read morefences surround it so you can't really see inside. Outside there are traffic jams at night by women bouncing their booty in the middle of traffic. They sometimes take a stroll in the middle of the street as if they were automobiles. The other day one of these ladies tapped my window glass with her finger nails and said hello. I suppose at the least they are VERY friendly. And that nice these days. I love to encounter people filled with something other than fear. This shopping center? IDK I'd take your business elsewhere.

this commercial space was previously a National Lodge (motel). it changed hands in 2015 and…read moretransformed into a 2 storied office building. in the corner, there's a cafe specializing in coffee and video games. tenants are a mix of small businesses and offices. a small parking lot wasn't full then. everything was ok until the homeless began building encampment on E. 12th. this lead to an increase in property crimes in the area, particularly to cars. after International ave. was upgraded in 2021, parking on International Ave. disappeared. this lead to a filled parking lot here. a commercial space has a similar name near 5th ave. doubt ownership is the same.

Elk's Lodge hosted a delightful birthday celebration in August, and it was a memorable experience…read more The festivities took place in one of their elegant ballrooms, downstairs, and were expertly catered by High Street Station. The food was simply scrumptious, and it was heartwarming to witness older Alameda residents coming together to celebrate the birthdays of their peers. We were also served by the Alameda Boy Scouts who were great servants and made sure our glasses were full and assisted with busing our plates. Elk's Lodge, a renowned national fraternal organization, has a close-knit Alameda chapter. The dance floor was a lively spot, and their Chardonnay was an absolute treat. I eagerly anticipate attending another event at this wonderful venue. Additionally, they provide ample parking in their own lot.

A very generous neighbor of mine invited my husband and me to the Alameda Elks Lodge Annual Crab…read moreFeed, which was held yesterday evening. I'm giving the lodge a four star for my dining experience and an enjoyable evening. My husband has been here more than a few times to play games of pool with our friendly neighbor and one of his friends. I have been here before for another event almost three years ago. The interior is beautiful, but the walls are thin. One can actually hear people talking in the next room. Our meeting place was the Mahogany Room for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. I did not want to stuff myself with the appetizers and not have enough room in my stomach for the main entree - crab. Nor did I want any libation before the meal. After the cocktail hour, we were escorted to the Rathskeller (basement of the lodge) where the dinner was held. The gentlemen on the waitstaff were lined up in an orderly manner, serving us whatever we desired - be it the bowtie/penne pasta, dinner rolls/garlic bread, coffee, dessert. Presentation of the crab, the wines (red and white), Caesar salad and the antipasti plates was excellent...casual, yet classy. Dessert was a serving of raspberry sorbet. The only minor drawback was the bowtie/penne pasta served on the same plate as the salad plate. Even though I did not win any of the door prizes after making a donation of $20 for 20 raffle tickets, they had some nice ones, such as the $100 gift card from Scott's Seafood, $100 gift card for Yoshi's dinner and show, $50 gift cards from La Penca Azul, C'era Una Volta, 1400 Bar and Grill, Jim's Coffee Shop, Pier 29. From what I heard, the lodge raised about $1,500 in raffle ticket sales. I also have to give kudos to the waitstaff, many of whom were very tolerable and patient with this woman who sat at the next table behind my husband. She was in the wine (whine) mode. "I want penne pasta. I don't want this dinner roll with butter. I want some garlic bread. Don't you guys have any garlic bread?" On and on she went...egads...she had a sense of entitlement. Yes, there were two bottles of wine at each table, but her incessant whining almost had me do a "face palm" on her. Ooh, I wanted to offer her a piece of cheese, which would have complemented a glass of wine very well. (Now, quit your whining, lady...lol.)