This beautiful fountain in the center of downtown Rock Hill is definitely derivative of the…read moreBellagio fountain, minus the music (as far as I know). The water pattern changes and could certainly be set to music. The concrete plaza is tastefully landscaped and well kept. The park itself is lovely and count be a good spot for your next photo shoot. There is street parking and a nearby parking deck. [Review 13023 overall, 340 of 2020.]

Cool little park in downtown Rock Hill!…read more It is basically just a block-long concreted park area with a little grassy area in front of the small amphitheater with a large fountain in the middle. There are benches around the area to sit and take in the fountain, but the best seats are right by the fountain itself so you can the spray from the watershow; which is so nice on the super hot summer days. The dancing watershows put on by the fountain are actually impressive and almost remind me of the fountains in front of the Bellagio. The only things missing were the music and lights! Definitely stay the full 10-15mins to see the four different ensembles. It was a nice little stop to enjoy the sunny day and a very short walk from the main downtown drag. There is ample street parking surrounding the park, as well.

We hosted an event in one of the meeting spaces and it worked perfectly. The staff arranged the…read moreroom as we requested. The event was after hours and it was easy to get into the space. I appreciated that a basket of things we might need was left for us like cleaning supplies, tape, markers, and even bandaids. I would use this space again and recommend to others.

When I am in the greater Charlotte area I use Loom as a co-worker and it is really great. The…read moreowner, Jennifer, is always upbeat and helpful no matter what I need. It is a very clean and organized facility. My firm has hosted corporate training seminars in the large meeting spaces at Loom and everything has been perfect. They have a variety of spaces and furniture layouts as well as technology for running meetings.

I literally cannot sing enough praise about @themillclt - I honestly never thought coworking could…read morebe something I'd love as much as I do! I LOVE working at coffee shops and having humans to talk to (as opposed to just my pups) but I hate the hustle and bustle of coffee shops and larger coworking spaces... The Mill Coworking is right up my alley; it's GORGEOUS, quiet but not TOO quiet, the other members are just as pumped as I am to be running their businesses andddd there's a great balance between socializing and working! Lawd, that was quite the run on sentence * Other killer selling points: LOCATION - right in the heart of SouthEnd walking distance of Publix, they have a pour over coffee pot, so much natural light, beautiful windows, tons of plants, AND did I mention coffee?! Take a peek at their page to see more, dm them if you have any questions. But seriously, do it now! They only accept a certain number of members per month to keep it a productive and tight-knit community!

From the owner: The Mill Coworking is a boutique coworking space focused on creating a heads-down, distraction free…read moreenvironment to get work done.

Columbia's very own co-working space…read more If your not familiar with how they work, basically you pay a monthly fee for access to the office and amenities. SOCO has two spots in Columbia, one in the Vista and one in the Bull Street District. I prefer Bull Street because parking there is free, and most seem to want to work in the Vista location so the Bull Street one is more quiet while the Vista is better for more social driven interaction. The staff at SOCO are super cool and friendly, other business people there rule, and the community events are pretty cool. Rules are totally flexible, meeting rooms rock, free awesome coffee and beer everyday and much more. If you want a spot to work every once or even if your looking for private offices SOCO has you covered.

In love with this coworking space!…read more While traveling for work, I often play the coffeeshop hop which can get exhausting. You can only have so many coffees and teas in one day. Not to mention the never ending search for an open outlet to keep the laptop charged. For only $20, I got a day pass to SOCO and would return in a heartbeat the next time I'm in Columbia. The entrance is a bit hidden on a side street of Gervais. From there, it's on the second floor. The wood floors, brick walls, dim lighting, and open feel create a really nice atmosphere for getting work done. There is a kitchen area, couch, and a variety of desks (including a standing one!) to hang out around. For conferences, they do have private rooms that are normally just for members to use. And yes, there are more outlets than one could ever need. Members have 24 hours access and gain entry with a fob, while the main doors close at 5:00 pm to visitors. Thanks SOCO for letting me crash for a couple of days. I'll definitely be back!

We just rented a space here. It is a great alternative for small businesses that need a commercial…read moreoffice address. The place is impeccably clean, furnished with hip tables and chairs, and is bright and cheery. The management staff can't be beat.

From the owner: ConverSpace offers virtual offices, meeting rooms, and business support to help entrepreneurs…read morethrive. We simplify the complexities of running a business, so you can focus on elevating your impact.

What a great space to get stuff done! Plenty of options for working. I love that the Collective…read moreCafe is right there so I can grab a coffee or lunch. Conference rooms of various sizes really help teams to get on the same page. Large TVs for presentations are ready to be used. Decor is really great as well. No boring, drab walls -- instead environments that are fun, creative, and inspiring.

I love working here. Free coffee and it's GOOD. The ppl are great. Workspaces are great. I recorded…read morean hour long presentation in one of the phone booths and didn't hear a single sound from the outside.