So fresh!!! Spent the day at Kiln and talk about top notch service. Incredibly clean, amazing…read moreservice from Madeline at the front desk, and free Kombucha on tap! Sign me up! This is a very competitively priced coworking space with a lot of options, great little community, and everyone is super respectful in the open areas. Day pass options are great. Highly recommend.

Having recently been introduced to Kiln by Yelp, I went and spent the afternoon there today as I…read moretook Zoom meetings, phone calls, worked on a project, and responded to e-mails. I was welcomed as a guest, walked around the property, enjoyed the space and afternoon snacks, and learned a lot during my visit. From when I arrived to the (free) parking garage's third floor and walked along the pathway which brought me straight into Kiln, I found that everything about the space made sense. As I entered Kiln, I saw a number of people working out in the open or in the nearby enclosed spaces. I kept walking until I came across an area to check in. I signed in as a guest and had a delightful conversation with Renee, who I met at a Yelp event where she was introduced on behalf of Kiln. Renee walked me through everything I needed to know about the space, what to do with cups, plates, etc. when I was done with them, when snacks were coming out, what events were taking place, and which spaces she'd recommend I use based on the sort of work I'd be doing. The other Kiln staff were also very welcoming. I also bumped into a Yelp friend while I was there who was also checking out the space today. There were several large open areas with seating from large community tables to smaller individual tables to comfortable chairs, all with charging ports. There are then reservable larger spaces for team meetings, conference rooms, creative spaces, and large group spaces. Individuals and companies can also reserve their own permanent spaces. I used what are called phone booths as they resemble old-fashioned phone booths with lighting, a desk for a laptop or anything else, and a chair. Some of the phone booths had a ring light that could be connected to a laptop using a USB cord. There weren't charging ports, but I understand that the goal isn't for someone to be in a phone booth for too long. Guests may bring their own food from home or from a restaurant downstairs or even purchase quality food from Kiln directly. There is a space with a fridge, freezer, microwave, and other means to heat or cool food or drinks. Anyone is welcome to complimentary coffee, hot chocolate, water, tea, and snacks, which are offered in the morning and afternoon. The afternoon snacks were put out while I was there with a variation of something similar to Chex Mix and either salami or prosciutto-covered cheese. While I found it easy to make hot chocolate, I did have trouble using the machine though I feel confident that was user error (just me!). The restrooms were just outside the front entrance though they were set up with fancy options including mouthwash, dental floss, mints, and even two-ply toilet paper. All in all, when I first walked into the Kiln Biltmore last week, I really had no idea what to expect as I have never used such a workspace before. Referred to as a "boutique cowering and flex office community," this space is really a space full of spaces where someone can co-work with some amazing amenities. They boast "unique gathering spaces, event spaces, a fitness room, A/V equipped conference rooms, an A/V studio, refresh rooms, and a dynamic and thriving community supported by a robust calendar of networking and wellness events." I didn't get around to learning about the price plans for being a Kiln member though I know there are a number of different options. I am hoping to come back again next week, so I can inquire about membership options at that point in time. Thanks again to Kiln Biltmore and their staff for such a welcoming experience!

I had the opportunity to work here on a hot seat basis from January to March while…read morepseudo-snowbirding/working remotely in Phoenix. What an absolutely positive experience! The office space itself is very clean, modern, and spacious so that I was able to work from almost any chair. Plenty of windows to let in the warm AZ sunshine so that the office didn't have that soul-sucking ambiance that so many others have. The kitchen had all the amenities you'll need like snacks, a fridge full of water, and a Keurig machine. I only had access to the public area and conference rooms based on my membership, but the privates suites looked like they had plenty of space and were customizable to your preferences. I had the chance to bring in clients semi-regularly to the conference rooms, and they've always complimented the layout of the entire area. Staff are very friendly, Jessica is an amazing office manager who will listen to your needs and keep the place constantly improving. Neighbors are all very respectful, professional, and focused on getting after that bread. Overall a no BS, no frills co-working space that I highly recommend, especially if you're based out of the Central/Midtown Phoenix area.

The Grid.Works is a great place to work out of and collaborate with team members. Our boutique…read morereal estate company hosted our quarterly meeting/seminar there and everyone loved the environment. The design ambiance is contemporary and relaxed, yet professional and inspiring. Jessica, the community manager, is awesome and makes the entire process of booking and setting up a breeze. We will definitely be back to host another meeting in the future.

Excellent location, impressive building and suite, and a class operation all around. Debbie does a…read moregreat job running the place. And the support staff are terrific, especially Melissa and Lilliana at the front desk! A wonderful place to run a business.

Jen and Jen are fantastic and always on top of our needs! Our team has been in office since January…read more2017 and Premier has been quick to address any of our concerns. Love our Premier girls!

I toured this coworking space and it has everything to need if you're running a small business…read more They have a kitchen, plenty of desks and even a conference room. The receptionist was very helpful and answered all my questions.

Need an office without needing a full-time office? CO & Hoots allows individuals or businesses to…read morerent work spaces. Options include everything from a spot at a table to whole conference rooms. Wi-fi is available. Outdoor seating is located downstairs for breaks. Inside is clean. That includes the bathroom. There is a small giftshop area in the lobby. Merchandise is mostly shirts, postcards, and small items to liven up a workspace. Parking is available underneath the building. Street parking is also available. A bike rack is outside for those who can bike to the location.

I love this place. This is such a cool concept of working in a shared space. I have made new…read morefriends here and we love the on-site happy hour held weekly. There is always great food options to choose from and the people are really friendly.

From the owner: Industrious is a premium shared office, blending inviting hospitality and modern design with…read morestunning views to provide an unparalleled office experience. Members enjoy the productivity of a private office and the energizing atmosphere of a close community. Industrious members come from diverse industries including creative agencies, growing start-ups, and professional services firms in real estate, consulting, finance, and legal.

1 Star -- Very Disappointing Experience…read more I am extremely disappointed with my experience with this location. In mid-June, I met with Julie, the location attendant, because I was looking for a business address. We initially discussed an office for approximately $140 per month. During the conversation, I explained that I did not actually need office space -- what I really needed was a business address. Julie told me they had another option for approximately $60-$70 per month that would provide the address service I needed. I told her that this option sounded good to me. She asked me to provide my information and fill out a form. At the end of the meeting, she told me their system was not working and that she would send me the agreement the next day so I could review and sign it. I never received that agreement. I never returned to use the office, never used the office space, and never understood that I had entered into an office rental agreement. Then, at the beginning of August, I suddenly received an invoice for more than $600. I was shocked. I immediately started contacting customer support and trying to reach Julie. I have been transferred between different departments and have had an extremely difficult time getting anyone to actually resolve the issue. I have also escalated the matter to regional management, including Donna Sherro, and I am still trying to get these charges removed. After this happened, I also checked the company's BBB profile and found other customer complaints describing similar types of billing and cancellation issues. I strongly recommend that anyone considering doing business with this company research customer complaints and carefully read and keep copies of every document before providing personal or company information. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this company. I am disputing the entire amount and have requested that the company provide me with a complete copy of any agreement they claim I accepted, including the pricing, terms, and evidence showing when and how I accepted it. I hope management resolves this issue and removes the disputed charges. If they do, I will be happy to update my review to reflect the resolution. For now, based on my personal experience, this is a 1-star review.

If I could put zero stars, I would. This place is awful if you actually want to run a business…read more Phones lines are always going down. Receptionists are not always bilingual as promised and they do not always answer the calls as promised. The mail is not delivered daily. The manager is really rude and not accommodating. To move out of my space I was charged a $320 departure free which is really unreasonable as the place is left the way it was when I moved in. Parking is ridiculous. Charges for kitchen and water is ridiculous. Good location and that's it! Added review: since my move out, there is no way for the post office to forward my mail and because I refused to pay the departure fee, they are writing return to sender on all of my mail instead of please forward. If you ask me, I would not rent from Regus!

I love, love, love the office space at the Marilyn. Beautiful atmosphere with shared workspace,…read moreprivate offices and even a cafe! I also love the personal touches that The Marilyn provides to its office tenants with arranging for dry cleaning, car washes, high quality water special treats. Definitely makes you feel more valued as a tenant. Highly recommend their office space if your in need!!

I have had well over a couple dozen leases across three states over the course of my career. I can…read moresay without reservation that the Marilyn is easily my favorite location. Good management, wonderful touches throughout, friendly tenants. I actually hesitated to write this review because the selfish part of me doesn't want anyone else to discover this place.

I have rented with this company now going into my second year. I have no complaints whatsoever, I…read morelove how attentive they are throughout the whole process of applying and through renting. We have had the pleasure of working with Deborah Lago, any time we have had a repair of any issues she responds immediately and gets my work order done! I love the home that we live in! We love how they value their customers and simply checking in to make sure everything is still in order with the home! Definitely recommend to anyone who is on the search of renting their next home!

Kaila Videla is the new property manager for my rental home managed by Fort Lowell Realty. She is…read morethe 3rd PM in three years, effective July 2026. She immediately "sprung into action" by asserting her authority, harassing and blaming the tenant for decisions that were made by the former property manager. I've had an open dialogue with the home owner and the former PM about my financial difficulties. The owner and former PM had graciously made concessions to work with me and had verbally and in writing agreed to waive the 5-day notice fee and late fees. They're aware I'm a domestic violence survivor. Additionally, the former PM did not enforce or collect the late fees for months. This pattern of failing to enforce the fees created a waiver or modified acceptance of the lease. I understand it was an inconvenience to the owner and the PM, but I was grateful for the assistance. All parties involved are aware that this is the rental home I moved to, post-divorce after my ex-husband had me removed from our marital home in an illegal manner. The threat of homelessness is a very real and terrifying repercussion that most survivors have had to endure while married and after. I'm working hard to build my life back up, but the process can be slow. I explained to Kaila Videla that she could not enforce and retroactively charge the late fees and that going forward she would have to enforce the terms of the lease regarding fees. I'm also a licensed realtor and am familiar with the Landlord Tenant Act as all realtors who work in property management should be. I tried to communicate in writing, verbally and via text to Kaila Videla. She was callous, uncaring and adamant in her pursuit to collect fees. It was unusual and appeared to be a personal vendetta for her, for whatever reason. I asked to speak to Fort Lowell's attorneys because I was going to communicate and share all of the text messages and emails the owner and former PM had sent. As a compromise, I asked Kaila to take the fees from my $2,400 security deposit because I needed her to cease harassing me with actions that I knew were unlawful. She then turned off my ability to pay the remainder of July's rent. Then I couldn't pay August rent. I attempted to communicate with her and work something out. By the end of August, the owner had waited over 50 days for a rent payment. Then I received a complaint from the courts with a court date within the next 3 business days. Kaila, Fort Lowell and their attorneys had combined 12 months of late fees, past due rent, attorney's fees, court fees for a sum of around $6,700 and more. That did not include September's rent which was quickly becoming due in days. I was in a state of panic and had no choice, but to retain an attorney. He looked at the complaint and immediately questioned the $6,700 in charges. "How much is your rent?" I told him that was a sum including retroactive late charges. It took 30 seconds before he said, "They're trying to be sneaky, this judge caps late fees at $300." Fort Lowell was trying to charge me almost 6x that amount in fees. I was so grateful for my attorney, but Fort Lowell, Kaila and their attorneys still pressed me to compromise. I just needed it to be over. I was so stressed out, the thought of homeless, I was scared for me and my two dogs. My lease is up 11/30/26. They tried to get me to agree to vacate 9/30, giving me less than 30 days to find a new place and move in a frenzy. I compromised by agreeing to move by 10/31/26 only because I was intimidated and my nervous system could not withstand much more. In the end, I paid Fort Lowell zero dollars in late fees. The homeowner had to wait over 60 days for a rent payment. I'm not sure how he continues to have faith in their services. I was penalized by having to vacate the lease early because of the actions and decisions of their employees. Taking me to court was nothing more than an exercise in more trauma initiated by Kaila Videla. Kaila is a newly licensed realtor. I would tread lightly and strongly caution against appearing biased or discriminatory. I still do not understand her relentless pursuit of the late fees, but I do take pause being that I am a woman of color. As a licensed realtor we are held at a higher standard. Perhaps brush up with another fair housing course, Kaila. Statistically, most domestic violence survivors lack family support and resources. That is my situation, also. I'm grateful for my attorney and hope we have all learned something.