I was coming from out of town and I was very stressed - the employees at the Hub had to accommodate…read moreme by making arrangements by cell and email. And they did it! - so professionally, so ably, so seamlessly! They made sure I had all the necessary information and that I was prepared upon my arrival (after hours too). Thank you all at the Hub - you were wonderful and I appreciate you so much!

I recently rented a safety deposit box at the hub. Melissa was extremely knowledgeable and helpful…read moreand made the process so seamless for myself and my buisness partner. Would definitely recommend to friends and family!

This is an amazing space. Lots of different options. We even filmed a bit there for our socials…read more We had about 12 ppl there for a couple of hours. County have worked out better. And they have great coffee. Ample street parking and close to good restaurants. Overall 10/10!!

From the owner: Coworking space/ Hot Desk in Richmond Hill 9/ day!read more

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.

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?

Established in 2019, this 13,000-square-foot space near Yorkdale Shopping Centre has co-working and…read moreoffice rentals, boardrooms, event space for a maximum of two hundred and twenty people, and more. I recently attended an event for a brand launch. There was plenty of seating, room for various vendors, and more than enough space to move around.