Very easy to book and use for the day. I appreciated the open space, private phone booths, and…read moreamenities throughout!

visited with my boss a few weeks ago! gorgeous and stunning office! beautiful views and nice…read morelocation near downtown! would love to potentially move to this location one day!

Draper Hero City is amazing because the cofounders are brilliant, fun and building great things…read more Front desk ladies are great, the layout is invigorating, and the conference video equipment is latest. Drapers are cool guys and no attitude or egos. Great bang for the buck!

Very poor. DM me if you want to find out details of our experience. We had stayed there for five…read moreyears and the front desk staff turned into the most disrespectful people in a service business you can imagine.

I came to this WeWork to get some work done since the internet at my new place wasn't set up yet…read more This was my first time at a WeWork so I was a bit on edge since I didn't know what to expect. When I got there, a woman let me in and essentially gave me the run down. You get a key card to access the elevators, there are conference rooms you can book and phone booths to take small work meetings. The 2nd and 3rd floors have dedicated areas for quiet work while the 4th floor is more collaborative. They have free beverages throughout the day so if you wanted some tea, water or coffee, you can get that. The hibiscus tea they had on tap was pretty good and ended up being my go to for the day. They also have snacks for an extra charge and you can order food to the building and the delivery is pretty seamless. I wanted to access the WiFi and to do that you have to find a link from their website and get a special password linked to your account. Unfortunately, no one told me this, there were no QR codes to scan on the desk, or any signs posted so it took be a bit longer to get set up. Everything else was pretty smooth except for the first floor not having any paper towel. I think all of those things are easy fixes though. Overall, productive place to get work done if you want a change of pace.

I didn't do a dry run to setup my account before day of my first visit for a big meeting…read more I did a micro panic when I showed up right at 8am and the desk clerk was organizing mail in another room - but she still helped me and set me up in my room 20 minutes early than reservation which really led to my personal success. The facility is top flight; clean, stocked, serviced, amenities avast, what an epic experience and service this is!!!! Thanks WeWork

The office spaces are super clean, spacious, and the staff is super friendly and inviting! I would…read moredefinitely recommend!

If i could give you 0 stars I would. Worst customer service ever had to deal with. Talked to…read moremanagement and they are even worst. I respect everyone in the building but its so loud in hallways and few rooms next to me. I reported noice because I cant even hear on my business phone calls.

Bait and switch don't bother…read more Spoke with Larissa to arrange a tour. Was told on the phone with her there were three privates available. Upon the tour I was ready to make an offer but said she would email me the Agreement later. I asked if there was any interest in the space twice and both time she said there was none. I get an email a couple hours later saying it had been leased. So either it was incompetence or I was the stalking horse. Becky, the managing partner then said they also have a corporate accounts person. It seems crazy to me they are not in touch it is obviously a large organization with a CRM that will have all this information. Complete bait and switch. Btw I've leased more than 75k sqft of commercial office space class A for many years this is probably the most unprofessional experience I have ever had. Out of compassion I reached out to the ceo and founder. I would want to know about this.

Becky Simi, Larissa Flores and everyone here are super helpful, kind and quick to respond. There…read moreis a large private parking lot out front, and you are greeted to a bright, modern office after a quick trip on the elevator. Services include Fast WiFi, Coffee and Tea, Phone, Whiteboard etc. Unlike Regus and other officeshare options that are reducing staff support, requiring you to have to log in to their website and figure out what office best suits your needs and other services, and switching options previously provided complimentary at prices that quickly add up, Pacific Workplaces provides many services and amenities with many package options to allow for cost and time efficient service. The option I have also allows me to meet people at any of their locations in the Bay area.

This place is pretty spacious with a modern look and a seemingly comfortable working place. They…read morehave an outdoor courtyard which is pretty awesome and a slide from the second floor to the first with a bean bag at the bottom. This building is pretty clean and relaxing. They even have table tennis on the second floor! This building has a lot of rooms and it provides a lot of conference rooms. You can tell that the people that work here are like-minded and innovative. This is a great place to be if you want to surround yourself with goal-oriented people.

NestGSV offers coworking space that looks pretty cool. Spacious areas, modern furniture, and event…read morespace with break room and large flat panel. They also offer "Ecubator" services for startups: education programs, professional services (legal, finance, marketing), IT support, business development, and also funding.

This review is from the perspective of a tenant…read more I rented through Baywood Capital for a couple of years. Working with Josh and his team has been nothing short of a pleasure. The way that they handle property management in the interest of the landlord and the renter is nothing short of an impressive juggling act. Quick to communicate, remediate any issue, as well as a pleasure to interact with -- I would without hesitation consider them and their team of consummate professionals for any of my future rental, or investment property management endeavors.

I trusted Josh and honestly was betrayed…read more He was the first property manager I've hired and he didn't manage. All he did was collect rent and via email communicate one lease extension and then they went month to month on two plus years. I don't believe he ever checked on the condition of my property or if the lease terms were being followed. I know of two flagrant violations 1) no animals and a cat lived there the entire term of the lease openly and 2) no smoking which is also a Belmont City Ordinance. I was told they are "good tenants" which they were from a bill collectors perspective, however, horrible from a property owners perspective as they lived hard and the wear and tear on the unit was unacceptable including pot smoke lingering and making the unit filthy. Then there was the cat leaving animal mess behind when they vacated. I learned there was a leak on October 12, 2024 not by a phone call or direct message but being included on an email chain with the tenants! How unprofessional and this violated the entire principle of a property manager only having contact with tenants and what he was paid to do. From the discovery of the first problem I am aware of Josh was absolutely no help. He didn't manage the situation. Instead it was on. On me to deal with and coordinate access with the tenants to first get a leak detector in. He didn't offer any help. Left me high and dry! When I went to meet the leak detector I was appalled at the condition of my condo that had been fully renovated prior to the tenants. It was grimy and there was cat stuff everywhere and the cat walked up to me even to be petted. I called Josh very upset especially about the cat as my main point was no animals and this was not a service animal. He said they have forfeited their deposit by having the cat. When the tenants vacated , after asking for one more day, which we declined as I had set up - not buy the property manager, but myself Service Master and my insurance adjuster to meet me to start to deal with the leak from upstairs (from different condo owner) and repairs. When he showed up he said it wasn't bad ... They turned off the water days before vacating and left feces and urine in toilets, food on kitchen sink, tons of stuff in the garage , the floors where sticky from a party , the hall bath covered in hair - not sure if human or cat, tacks and tape everywhere on the walls , the new kitchen counters stained .... A drawer with pot debris. While the Farmers adjusters and Service Master there never once did he say I will coordinate as it's my job as property manager. We did agree for his guy- also there to haul away abandoned items - which wasn't even thorough. I had to ask him to return to complete. Then no phone call he emails me he is firing me. A blessing. But very unprofessional. Then he sent me my accounting the first of the year via email without salutation or closing with one word "okay"? In pulling together paperwork for insurance I realized I didn't have a copy of the one lease renewal. I emailed Josh for it ... waited 5 days later forwarded email to him with bookkeeper and maintenance guy with "second request" to finally receive. In interviewing and hiring a new property manager I realized I was not provided any service. I SHOULD RECEIVED A REFUND ACTUALLY!!! There should have been physical check ins on the property and its condition. The notification of a leak - major problem that took 5 months to remediate and repair - should have been handled by him as that is what his fee was for. After the tenants moved out he changed his tune on the deposit. He was advocating for them after telling me it was forfeited due to the cat - not to mention property condition from their hard aggressive living- that most of it needed to be returned. He kept saying the condition wasn't that bad. He was not advocating for my property but only the tenants. Swept under the rug the excessive wear and tear , damage , pot smoking and cat living there. Ironically one of those tenants now manages an apartment building. I'm sure her employer would find interesting photos of how my property was vacated.