Did two days of co-working here and it was excellent…read more We rented a conference room and we're able to hook up to the TV for presentations and had our own private area. There's free coffee and water. There is a nice shares common space that you can hang out in, or chat, and there's private places to take phone calls.

From the owner: Need a command centre for your business? Is your business expanding in Toronto, and you’re looking…read moreto hire and host local talent in a beautiful new office space? Dedicated to providing the ultimate in flexibility, Workplace One has a solution for your business needs. Whether it is a versatile community membership, a private office for teams of 2 to 50, or a standalone, serviced HQ Suite, the choice is yours. Bright and airy, the Peter Street location is a stimulating, professional space that our members are proud to call home. With special features like live moss walls, two outdoor patios, beautiful lounges and two inspiring meeting rooms, Peter Street is a sight to be seen. Amenities include: Underground Paid Parking, Printing, Copy & Fax, WiF, i24hr Office Access, Mailboxes, Meeting Rooms, Private Phone Booths, Lounges, Indoor Bicycle Parking, Communal Kitchen, Complimentary Espresso, Coffee & Loose Leaf Tea, Craft Beer on Tap, A/V Equipment, Phone/IT plans, Wheelchair Accessible.

I was leaning four stars on this one, and then I remembered the mouth wash in the bathroom. And the…read moremore I thought about it, the more I appreciated my experience at this WeWork location. When it comes to the extras, WeWork simply offers the best bonuses I've experienced at any coworking space, beginning, of course, with the mouth wash. I just wasn't expecting it, and I ended up gargling twice, just because I could. Minty fresh breath makes presentations and conferences pop a little more than usual. And then there's all the rest: hot coffee, cold drinks and snacks, craft beer -- hey, there's always mouth wash, you know, if big brother pays a surprise visit -- competent staffers who keep the place shiny and help you navigate the technology hurdles, and we worked in a solid conference room that could easily host 50+ guests. I'll note there were some wifi glitches (not good for a coworking space, but never severe) and the space itself was modern, comfortable and pleasant. Definitely consider visiting if you need an office away from home.

Pretty rough experience at the guest reception, i didn't find them very welcoming to letting people…read moreinterrested look around. There are many other work spaces to use in this city. To bad

Favourite coworking space in Toronto. Workhaus has tons of different locations to choose from…read moredepending on where you are and type of atmosphere you are looking for. The staff and community of members is amazing.

Excellent location...across the street from St. Lawrence Market, 10 minute walk to Union Station,…read moreblocks from King streetcar. Nice, open space with decent furniture. Great common area for socializing, holding open meetings, and hosting meetups/group meetings. Major issues they're still working out: 1. Need to fix heat. Our team members are literally wearing jackets and scarves all day. 2. Need more meeting rooms. With desks and office capacity for 70+ people, you would expect a number of shared meeting rooms, phone booths, etc. Unfortunately there is only 1 boardroom and 1 phone booth. All other rooms have been rented as private offices. 3. Need better internet/wifi. Connection speed is mediocre (6Mbps down/8Mbps up this morning), wifi signal strength inconsistent, many ethernet ports not connected to network. For a coworking space for digital companies where VOIP is common (especially in the absence of meeting rooms with phones) and screaming fast internet is a staple, there's still lots of work to be done.

Verkspace is a brand new shared office space that just opened near St. Lawrence Market. The space…read moreis designed with an Icelandic feel and has a super cool vibe about it, great for getting work done. I recently toured the space to check it out and if I lived in the area, I would be signing up in a heartbeat. They offer hot desks, dedicated desks and private offices which range in price from $250/mth to as much as $3200/mth for their largest office. Each of the offices give you access to the facilities which include black and white printing, reception, coffee, tea, soda and even BEER! The environment is very collaborative and I was told they will have an online community to allow the members to connect online. If you are looking to rent a desk or office and live in the area this place is definitely worth checking out!

Best shared offices and co-working in town (we looked at them all). We've been here 6 months and it…read morehas exceeded our high expectations.

Absolutely great service and amenities. I had to go in for a video interview and the the front of…read morehouse staff were very kind and accommodating. The spaces were clean and aesthetic and the prices were very reasonable. Would come back!

From the owner: Toronto's First and only ON DEMAND hourly co-working space. We offer offices, desks, boardrooms and…read moresingle rooms at an affordable hourly price point (as well as bundle deals), high speed wifi, on-site printing, mail services, and multiple locations! We pride ourselves on our flexibility, giving you that sweet sweet work, life balance! Book via the LAUFT app or on our website!

Sadly, this location is now closedread more

Been a tenant here for almost 2 years. The community organizers, porters and maintenance staff are…read moreall amazing to work with. You can organize events on the 5th floor after work which saves our company money on venues and they have free beer.... so you can run a successful event for no more than the price of catering. Always interesting workshops, events, and free food going on. Washrooms are always super clean!

It's like stepping into an Instagram…read more Co-working spaces are a dime a dozen nowadays. All of which work to cater to the whims and wherewithal of the burgeoning creative class. Nowhere that I've experienced has 'got it' quite as well as the accommodating ambiance and fine cosmetic curation exhibited at East Room. That's not a small feat. It's a world where everything is filtered to exacting standards. Every element from the mid century modern furniture to the Aesop soap in the restrooms seems hand-picked to portray the enthusiasm of entrepreneurship and the celebration of connoisseurship. This is a place where they call their patrons 'members'. A place where they devote as much energy to building a creative program full of music as they do to having a functional workspace. It's a jaw drop every time you walk in the room. The entire space is formed around several communal areas that are warm, inviting and accessible. Is it an office? Absolutely not. Is it a nightspot? No. It's best described as a 'cultural incubator'. Sure, this is casual commerce. But it works. Unlike other spots of this sort, there aren't people coding away on dark computers in self-exile. And somehow they've kept the douchebag-filter on 'strict'. I've been incredibly impressed at the consistent caliber of interesting and influential people who have entered the space. Will the space's expansion be able to maintain the culture? It's hard to say. Nonetheless, at this moment this is by far and away the most interesting environment in the city.

Went to the Halloween Studio45 party that was open bar. $45/person. Sold out…read more Ran out of liquor before midnight lol. Coatcheck and port-a-potties were located outside. This wasn't very convenient as it was super cold out - also DARK in the potties. The basement was definitely trashed though. Lots of spills, and cans and glasses on the floor. Not enough garbage cans, obviously. An Instagram corner of course - with disco balls. Crazy to contrast it with the rest of the basement area. Music was good, but there wasn't enough/any real disco tracks. The crowd wasn't really crazy at any point. Maybe it just wasn't my type of party?