My experience with Regus was awful from the start. Their sales team completely misrepresented what…read moreI was getting -- I was promised a certain workspace and service level that never matched reality. When I asked to end my membership right after signing, they flat-out refused and kept trying to lock me into months of payments. They love to bury you in hidden fees, scripted customer-service replies, and policies that make it impossible to leave without losing money. Even returning a simple access card becomes a drawn-out process designed to squeeze a few more dollars out of you. This company thrives on confusion, not customer care. If there were an option to give zero stars, I would. Regus is the definition of corporate greed dressed up as "flexible workspace." Avoid at all costs.

Great staff - This Regus location has exceptionally helpful staff, they are always available to…read morehelp you. Great amenities & Good location - this office space has everything that you need.

When headed here, enter "Moon Space" into your GPS. That way, even if you miss, you'll land…read moreamongst the "Star Space". Star Space is a WeWork-like concept that is oh so much better. Pre-COVID, I would avoid a one-hour long commute to work on occasion as my employer partnered with Star Space as a remote working location for their employees. There are numerous working environments (some formal, some informal, and also includes an outdoor patio that has WiFi connectivity) that are all set up with external monitors and peripherals. The printing is fast and there are conference rooms that can be reserved in advance for a small fee. There are sometimes community events meant to bring together those using the co-working space to get to know each other and exchange ideas. Post-COVID, they have aligned with proper precautions for the county and I feel completely safe working from there. There is a key fob that you can use during and after-hours, truly making this workplace accessible 24/7. Their kitchen is also fantastic. It is usually stocked with many single-serve type items (think cheese, hummus, pickle pouches, fruits, trail-mix type snacks, and beverages galore). Microwave, kitchen, and non-stop coffee. (There is oddly a premium coffee machine up front that I have NEVER seen been used as they charge a fee. This seems like it is a waste and should just be made available for users to make their own coffee.). Lunch is usually via a group DoorDash, but I find it easier and cheaper to often order separately and have it delivered to the the front door. All-in-all, Star Space is a wonderful co-working space that allows me to work outside the distracting environment in my own home, but not having to commute to my regular workplace or to another distracting environment like the library or coffee shops. They have great receptionist too. Highly recommend!

Power went out for a couple hours so went in with a day pass. Perfect for what I needed - clean…read moreand quiet space to work, with free beverages. Will be back if I ever need work space again.

My co-founder signed our small business up for a business accelerator run by the Dojo. I was a bit…read moreskeptical, but I ended up really enjoying the experience. The accelerator had a wonderful sense of camaraderie and was a supportive environment in which to learn business essentials, and to learn from each other. Outside the accelerator program, the Dojo is a really friendly, grass-roots environment in which people can hang out, do work, and share ideas, and the people in charge of it are very passionate about it. (As an example of it being a friendly place, one of the regulars there impromptu-shared delicious bacon sandwiches that he had just barbequed.) I've grown very fond of it.

I like what Hacker Dojo has to offer. It's a fair coworking space with access to conference rooms.read more

I only go to Cityline for the free events hosted on the weekends every season. I got to try out a…read morefree yoga session on the lawn from YogaSix every Sunday for a limited time. They even have the OMG Entertainment Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival, SJMade events, BTS theme event, a car show, the run club, and free dance lessons on weekdays (summer only). Highly recommend checking their website for upcoming events. The public parking garage is big. I don't understand why people are fighting for a space on the first floor when there are so many parking spaces on the rooftop with a working elevator and stairs. The luxury apartments look nice from the outside, and the residents are lucky to have Target, Ulta, and AMC within walking distance. Plus, there's Pacific Catch, Urban Plates, Shake Shack, and other eateries in every corner to check out. So sad Tipsy Putt is gone, so I hope they open another fun venue.

Thanks Cityline Sunnyvale for hosting so many family-friendly and fun events for Sunnyvale…read moreresidents! Our kids definitely enjoyed the Fast Lane Cars event, and we got a chance to check out some cool vendors at your Sip Shop Eat event. Excited to keep coming to our downtown over others thanks to the amazing development, food establishments, and your events. Now only if you could help us win one of those Lamborghini's that would be perfect and I'll provide a 7-star review. Thank you!

Beware of post-cancellation charges and unresponsive billing support…read more I signed up for Spaces Santa Clara because the workspace itself looked great--clean design, solid Wi-Fi, and a personable front-desk team. Unfortunately, everything unraveled once I decided to leave. Clunky, confusing cancellation: Finding the cancellation option on the Regus/Spaces member portal felt like a scavenger hunt. It's buried under several sub-menus, and the wording is anything but clear. After far too much clicking around, I finally submitted the request and even received written confirmation. Still charged--twice: Despite cancelling, my card was hit with charge in back-to-back months. I emailed billing support immediately and looped in a regional manager. Aside from automated "we've received your request" replies, there's been radio silence--no timeline, no accountability, no refund. Bottom line: The workspace may look polished, but their backend systems and customer support are anything but. If you join: Screenshot every step of your cancellation. Monitor your statements like a hawk. Be prepared to chase down refunds on your own time. Until Spaces Santa Clara (and parent company Regus) streamline their cancellation flow and fix their billing follow-up, I can't recommend them.

Update: THEY ARE…read moreSTILL CHARGING. Once you give them your credit card number, they will go and charge it up. They'll run you around in circles, tell you to do this to cancel, do that to cancel, and you can do everything they tell you to do and get all the confirmation emails. A week later, still charging. How does the billing work? My first visit was just over 60 days ago and they've now charged me for 4 months of billing cycles. Do you have to pay 2 months ahead now? 100% contrary to what the guy that gave me the tour explained. I came in for a free visit and walk through. Walk through was pretty basic, just showed me the tables and benches that were available for use if you didn't have a private office. At this time, the rep explained that I can sign up now for a prorated rate (three weeks of the month left) and that I will NOT BE CHARGED UNTIL A MONTH AFTER (after three weeks), so I have a chance to try it out and cancel. At this time he also advised to go on auto pay because missed payment will TERMINATE the agreement and I will lose access. So to avoid disruption, go on autopay. Okay, so I take him at his word and sign up. I was kind of wondering what now, I visited once but it was pretty loud, no better than a cafe. I noticed the next month that an auto pay had be rejected and cancelled from them. I didn't think it was very good value, and I didn't get anything out of the experience but some noisy tables. Nothing to explain how anything worked, do I need to sign in? How much of the facility is off limits for the membership? I don't know, so I thought it best to let it TERMINATE PER what the rep had said. Fast forward another month and I get an email from their sales rep, finally contacting me to see what my needs are. I was surprised, the guy I spoke with stated that cancelled payments would terminate the agreement. So I put in a complain, this person Mary says its not her deal and that I should cancel. So I cancel and she forwards me to another person. Speak with them, and this person doesn't see an issue because he notices I just cancelled with them recently. I look back, my credit card had rejected their payments because they've tried to charge nearly 3 months of membership fees within a 4 week period! Not only was the prorated monthly get charged, they charged another FULL month's of membership a week after, and tried to charge another full month's of membership just a few weeks after that. THEIR BILLING PRACTICES FLAG YOUR CREDIT CARD AS SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY. And I also find out they've eventually did get their money. Only response by Justin Wilson who I spoke with, is that these are their terms and they can't help with something they didn't know about. Well, they know about it now, and still, nothing helpful. I have expressed that I am still unclear on their terms of billing. They refuse to be helpful, so did I pay for 3 months? When does the billing term end? Do I still get to visit? Or are you going to return the money?

The right place to be if you want to connect your startup to the biggest corporations in the world…read more Forget finding your first clients, walk up a flight of stairs and you'll be in the room with the decision makers. More time to focus on your pitch, your product, and your team.

Very silly / dysfunctional process and Terrible & disrespectful attitudes from the receptionist &…read morebuilding management - they expect host of hackathon to come out and get every single person from the door who attends a hackathon and look down to guests. Last hackathon I went to in the city has 100 people, not sure how does that work in reality - the checking in process they insisted makes no sense for large event. The overall attitude is rude receptionist & managers looks down to guests and talks with a arrogant attitude like managing the door is the same as they developed AI themselves - but reality they could not event figure out a simple process works for people to attend event hassle free. Almost got literally stuck at the door while the event is only a few meters away from me unless they force the host to come out and get me. Absolutely Ridiculous.

We rented this office space (Silicon Valley Innovation Center/Chawla Ventures) for our company from…read moreNov 2012 to Oct 2014. The office space is ok clean. However, when we decided to move out, the owner, Shri Chawla, refused to return security deposit to us. He didn't reply any messages, nor did he send any receipts for our money. We were a long time tenant at this working space and helped him fix computer issues. We definitely show our best effort to help his business as well. His attitude makes me sick. DO NOT rent a working space from him. He is moving his working space to 4019 Transport St Palo Alto, CA and 4039 Transport St, Palo Alto, CA, 94303. Please do your research before renting an office from him.

From the owner: Shared Office Space, Co-working space, private office, Single to Multiple Deskread more

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.

I have been a client of Pacific Workplaces in Cupertino since 2011 when I established my company. I…read moreconsidered a number of options before choosing the Cupertino center. While price was a consideration, when establishing a professional business presence it is only one of many. That said, the price is more than reasonable. Here are some of the reasons I chose Pacific Workplaces: - The staff is professional and friendly. This starts from the way they answer the telephone to the way they greet visitors and clients. Also, they take the time to get to know their clients. - The staff is stable. Pacific Workplaces does not have an employee revolving door at their center. This is important because my customers had a consistently good experience. Also, this cuts down on errors caused by constantly training new employees. - The staff is flexible. When I have needed something a little out of the ordinary the staff has been able to help and have always come through for me and my firm. -The center looks professional. It is comfortable. It is not a sterile office environment. I have strongly recommended Pacific Workplaces to new business people in the past and will continue to do so. My business has grown and become a success in part to the Pacific Workplaces staff. They provide a tremendous service!

You know how some of these rent an office space places are musty and noisy and the reception staff…read morea little surly? Not here. The offices are clean and well appointed., something you'd be proud to have a first meeting in. The staff is pleasant and helpful and the office we were in was quite spacious. Wired internet access is included but Wireless has a small fee. I generally use this type of space for client meetings or business retreats. I'll use this location again!