Still a great co-working space. Now with free, fresh brewed coffee! Regular events that sometimes…read morefeature freshly baked pie or quiche. Yum. Great community. The entire space is now dedicated to co-working and the coffee shop is gone. That allows for 24 hour access for members. Free printing. WiFi is good. Refrigerators, microwaves, full kitchen. The whole nine yards.

From the owner: We are a conveniently located co-working office space in the heart of charming Olde Town Arvada. We…read moreare also just steps away from the new G Line, linking us directly to downtown Denver. We provide shared office space services to local entrepreneurs, small businesses, and anyone who needs a space to think. Come and enjoy a unique workspace with a global mentality, while sipping on a delicious cup of Arvada's best coffee.

Came into town for a few days to meetup with some coworkers and this place exceeded every…read moreexpectation and met every need!! Thank you for the wonderful space to call work for the last few days.

This is a nice office. I used the larger conference room in a 4-hour block which could have seated…read more6-8 people comfortably. Tea and snacks were made available. I plan to use this office again.

Poor facility, lots of nickle-and-dime fees, negligent customer service…read more This review is based on me using an office at the Regus location on Joyce Road for roughly 3 weeks, though I ultimately paid more than 3.5 months worth of rent as I will describe below. Note that this review was provided in full to the staff at Regus prior to posting and they still have not addressed my issues. I signed up in late June for a month-to-month lease of a private office. I was assured by the salesperson (Ms. Martinez) that there would be no penalty for ending the lease if I provided 30-days notice. She neglected to mention the $220 move-out fee ($4.50 per square foot) that was buried in their terms and conditions - literally to find this term requires clicking through two different links from the document that I signed and reading through several thousand words. I also specified to my salesperson that I did not want to be signed up for the $40 per month coffee service, but was enrolled against my wishes. The facility was poorly kept up. If I had a client-facing job, I would never invite them to this location. A pancake-sized pile of dead ants at the front entrance hallway went days without being swept up. A bird had apparently made a nest in the back stairway and could be heard loudly squawking even from inside my office. The front desk was only staffed 4 hours a day - unbeknownst to me - which meant that when I arrived in the early afternoon on the first day of my lease no one was available to let me in or provide me a key. The furniture provided was cheap, worn, and stained. The more expensive "priority" internet was slow and sometimes worse than the basic internet. Both internet networks were inexplicably routed through an Idaho-based VPN which was very confusing for my work's various firewall policies. By July 9th, I terminated my lease with the understanding that I had missed the 30-day window to end my lease that month and would be required to pay for August as well. Therefore, I paid the invoice for August on time and in full. A few weeks later I received another invoice for $220 with no itemization or information. I called Ms. Martinez to ask why I was being billed for another month. She said she would look into it and then never called me back. About a week later, I was informed by the on-site staff person that there was a water leak in my office and my equipment may have been damaged. A temporary office was available but I suggested that I instead move-out early and take a partial refund for the month of August - to which the Regus representative said that would be a totally reasonable request. I also asked her about the extra $220 invoice that I had received. She later got back to me to say that no refund was possible and that the $220 invoice was a 'restoration fee' necessary for cleaning office spaces at move-out. I fail to understand how it would cost $220 to clean and restore a closet-sized office which was used part-time for only 3 weeks, how that charge would not be nullified by the water damage and resulting clean-up, why Ms. Martinez neglected to mention it when asked point-blank about termination fees, or how there would be no flexibility to reduce that fee in the specific circumstances. I have spoken with the 'local operations team' and the Regus city manager Toni and they have blown off my concerns and claimed that nobody has authority to adjust these charges or resolve my issues. Toni even tried to send me in circles, suggesting that I contact the person who had just referred me to them in the same email chain. This is a joke of a business at a shabby location with high fees and no customer service. I worked in my office for only about three weeks on a "month-to-month" lease. But, I was charged rent for 2.5 months, an 'activation fee' that was about a quarter month's rent and the 'restoration fee' that was about three quarters of a months rent. In the end, I was out about $1000 for three weeks of office-use. Please save yourself the money, time, and headache and rent space elsewhere.

From the owner: For more than 30 years, we've been helping businesses work more effectively by providing flexible…read moreworkspace solutions.We offer access to a global network of over 4,000 locations across more than 120 countries, enabling companies to work wherever and however they need.Our workspaces include private offices, coworking areas, meeting rooms and business lounges, all designed to support productivity and flexibility.Everything is fully serviced and ready to use, with on-site teams providing support so businesses can focus on their work.We give companies the freedom to scale their workspace needs, helping them adapt to a more flexible and hybrid way of working.

WARNING! This business does not exist. I went there and the…read moreowner of the business at that address never heard of them, nor have the neighboring businesses. My bank's fraud unit is investigating how they got money from my account.

It's a very comfortable place to share workspace. There's a conference room, printing services,…read morecoffee, etc. available for use.

these guys are brilliant strategists. I couldn't have come up with the concepts they gave me. and…read morethey won! the content they made ACTUALLY brought more engagement. the graphic design posts and videos. and thier funnel with the auto responses drove them to actually call me. I started picking up new customers almost right away for my online coffee store, like in a week. sometimes communication wasn't as good as I wanted but I think it's just the one person Jim who runs everything. that's my only note. these guys rock!

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Great rental room at a great value! The hosts are so helpful with everything about this rental and…read morethe price is incredibly affordable for us Arvadians to have a great rentals space. I've rented this place a few times and have been to events here by other renters and can't say enough good things about the Arvada community room.

We rented the Arvada Community Room for a reception/wake dinner following my father's funeral. The…read morespace was perfect for our needs. We catered in our own food and served dinner to a group of 25 people. I cannot express how pleased I was/am with the Arvada Community Room. It was everything we needed and the cost was more than fair. The owners were amazing to work with, and they were easily accessible for communication. IF I had to find anything negative to say it is not about the Arvada Community Room itself, but more the City of Arvada and it's small amount of public parking in the area that they have built as a heavy entertainment area. Most of the parking is street parking and a small public parking lot that is usually pretty full. There is a parking garage about a block away that is easily accessible though. Again that is not a a dig on the Arvada Community Room but rather frustration with the city for their lack of planning.