A wonderful and professional remote or resident office location for small or medium sized business…read morepeople. Lean prices with plenty of benefits for becoming a member of the space, but also to visitors as well as temporary meeting rooms. Coffee, tea, snacks, printer/fax/copy, window views, phone room, meeting rooms, conference rooms, active membership. Excellent.

If you're looking to get out of the coffee shop, or your dreary guest room, or off the couch, this…read moreis the place. Truly a community that gives. Great member benefits at an extremely affordable rate. Leslie and Jason are always looking out for the best interests of members, even when it ultimately means a member moves on to another opportunity. I was fortunate to receive a recommendation/referral from Leslie that ultimately led to a full-time job opportunity. Sadly, that means I'm no longer at Xpats on a regular basis. :-( Thank you Leslie and Jason!

I've only used the event space, but it was great and I'd totally use it again. They are very…read morehelpful and friendly. I thought they were very professional, and everyone else seemed to love the space too. It was perfect for what I needed it for.

Working from home wasn't working for me and discovering this hidden gem of a coworking community in…read morePoulsbo of all places has truly been a gamechanger for me. Here's why: 1. Interviewing - conferences rooms you can rent (quite affordably) to use for a more professional setting than a home office. When looking for my next role after a corporate layoff in 2024, the "vibe" of doing my interviews in a more office like setting was a huge benefit for me. 2. Great Vibes - it sounds so cliche, but the founder (Alanna) truly takes pride in cultivating a great space and community that I look forward to spending time and getting work done (now that I've landed a full-time remote role). 3. Any time access - Staffed hours are 8am to 5pm M-F but as a member you're able to get an app with virtual keys for 24/7 access. 4. Outdoor space - Centennial Park is right behind the building and has a walking loop over a small creek along with a few benches when I need to get some fresh air in between Zoom calls. 5. Reciprocity - As an independent coworking spot, you get access to a network called the League of Extraordinary Coworking Spaces (lexc.co) which entitles you to free, full-day coworking passes at any of the LEXC locations, up to 5 times per space, per year. So far I've used this benefit for meetings across the Sound in Seattle, as well as San Francisco and Washington, DC. Bonus points: you get a Vibe discount from the coffee shop downstairs (Chocmo) which has some great food and chocolate to go with the caffeinated beverages :) TL;DR - I would highly encourage anyone to swing by and see the space at Vibe. It turned out to be exactly what I needed when I needed it most while interviewing last year, and has continued to be an even more important space for meeting my need for connection and community to avoid the isolation that can come with remote work.

I was in town from the Atlanta area visiting my wife's family, and I thankfully have a job that…read moreallows remote work. During our two-week stay in Poulsbo, I had worked a handful of days from my in-laws' house, with some marginal success doing so. However, towards the end of our trip, my wife came across Vibe while on a walk, and I knew I needed to take advantage of a coworking space for my next work day. My last planned work day while I was in town happened to be on the first Friday of August, which is "Free 1st Friday" at Vibe. Though I've experienced a handful of coworking facilities across the country, I was honestly very impressed with this facility, and incredibly pleased with my experience. The space co-exists quite harmoniously with the other retailers and restaurants in the building; evidenced by the fact that Vibe closes an hour early on Friday to head next door to Crabtree for free hors d'oeuvre, networking, and a cash bar; available only to Vibe coworkers! Many coworking facilities are dominated by private offices, leaving the common space without much energy. Vibe's shared space was buzzing with activity, yet there were tons of enclaves and more secluded areas that I could use whenever I needed to break away for whatever reason. I was even able to score a second monitor to use with my laptop, which always helps during a day with a heavy workload. The snacks were many, the amenities were plentiful, and the whole place swarmed with a quiet but energizing productivity. During my 8 hours at the facility, there wasn't a single area available to me that I didn't utilize or explore, including the outdoor space, complete with a beautiful view from the second story deck of the building. I love my coworking space back in my hometown; but Vibe is genuinely impressive, and I will most certainly be back again the next time I'm in town. Alanna, the owner, was remarkably kind; making me feel comfortable, cared for, and right at-home from the moment I came in the door. I could not more highly recommend this place!

Stayed at the Waterside for a month while working away from home, and it really was a pleasant and…read morewonderful stay. The apartment was really clean and had everything I needed. The full kitchen was fully stocked with most dishes, pots and pans included. I loved the fact that each apartment has a balcony and although mine faced the parking lot, I also had a corner unit in which I had a window that faced the nearby restaurant, bridge, and water. Each apartment also comes with comfortable furniture, tv's in the living room and bedroom, mobile air conditioner and fan. One of my favorite features was the faux fireplace with heat. The outside deck however was definitely my favorite place to be. It was gorgeous day or night and I especially loved hanging out with the various wildlife there. There was an abundance of seating areas, grills, and several fire pits. Inside there is a community room with sofas, tvs, tables, a kitchen and what I really like is that when those who have stayed here leaves, they'll bring down their extra things such as rice cookers, brita water jugs, various spices, flour, etc for those coming in to take as needed. I was able to snag a rice cooker, aloha shoyu bottle, flour and so much more and whatever excess I did have, I put down there for future users to take. Finally there is a community laundry room and a gym although the gym is pretty minimal and basic, it is still nice to have. If there is one thing that is left to be desired, it is the parking. There really isn't much parking for the apartments but there is some street parking. Still with everything else going for it, it really is a small price to pay. Overall, I would definitely stay here again and recommend it for sure! Thank you to the staff there for such a wonderful stay!

It was surprisingly nice and clean. I would stay there again if I ever go back to Bremerton.read more

This is a decent meeting space. I appreciate the condominium owner that hosts our meetings on…read moresite here. There's a great ambiance, and the right facilities for presentations, small group work, having meals and such. There's a pretty comfortable couch, a loveseat, and a couple of chairs that have cushions on them. But if you have a large enough group you've got to get there early enough in order to sit in one of them. Otherwise you will have the opportunity to sit in the most back breaking chairs on the planet, and be slightly entertained by the unfortunate colleagues that have to stand, stretch, and walk around every few minutes for the duration of the meeting. A simple but nice condominium club house, that as a board member of our non profits I am grateful it is available to accommodate us.

If you are new to the area, I recommend considering other apartments before signing here. I've…read morelived here for 8 months and management consistently fails to address issues raised by residents. While the property initially appears appealing because of its modern design and amenities, the level of service and follow-through does not match what is promised. When I moved from overseas to this area for military orders, I felt pressured to secure housing quickly. The leasing office offered a "first month free" promotion, which made the property seem like a great deal at the time. Since moving in, I've had ongoing issues with motion-sensor lighting in my laundry and shoe closets. Management stated this was a property-wide issue and that they were investigating a permanent solution, but there has been no visible progress and the same response is given when the issue is raised again. A pattern I've noticed is a shift of responsibility from management to residents. Utility costs are distributed in a way that includes empty units, with the reassurance that prices will drop once the property reaches full occupancy. However, the billing breakdown lacks transparency, making it difficult for residents to verify how costs are calculated. Residents are also expected to purchase and replace their own refrigerator water filters, which is surprising for a property marketed as a premium apartment community. The package room is advertised as secure, but the door is frequently faulty and does not lock properly. Trash costs are also variable and based on community volume, yet management does not appear to monitor oversized items like mattresses or furniture, which increases costs for all residents. The buildings look nice on the surface, but management and follow-through do not match the image presented during leasing. If I had known about these issues beforehand, I would have chosen a different property. Please manage your expectations before signing a lease here.

I moved in January, and the first few months definitely felt like living in a construction…read morezone--but things have come a long way since then! Amenities have started to open up, and they're really nice. The new fitness center is modern and well-equipped, and the clubhouse has a DIY espresso machine, which is such a fun touch. They're aiming to have the 80-ft infinity pool ready by the end of summer 2025, and I'm hoping once that's open we'll start seeing more community events or pool parties. Would love a chance to meet more of my neighbors! My unit stays super cool even during hot days thanks to the in-unit A/C. The finishes are sleek, but not everything was designed with shorter folks in mind--shower heads, cabinets, and even the microwave are all placed a bit high, which can be frustrating. Parking can be a challenge--the pillars in the garage are awkwardly placed and make getting in and out of the car harder than it should be. Also, the roads in the complex are narrow and curvy. I really think they should add speed bumps for safety. It's a dog-friendly community (lots of pups around!), and while there are poop bag stations, not everyone picks up after their dog, so that can be annoying. All that said, it's a beautiful place with a lot of potential. I'm excited to see the rest of the development come together!

Never, EVER use this company. I had a main line clog. They…read morewere late, then wandered around in the yard even though the clog was in the line under the house- then the guy dropped his keys in the septic tank! After all this, they STILL charged me over seven hundred dollars... and just a couple months later the problem came back and they were INCREDIBLY rude to me about it. I will never, ever use this company again. I regret doing business with them in the first place. I would highly recommend staying as far away from them as possible. You'll find yourself almost a thousand or more lighter in the wallet and with nothing to show for it except a clogged drain.

Ben from Collins plumbing did a great job. Great response time and communication from Marilyn who…read moretook the call. Thank you both for fast and great service. Bremerton

I lived here for three months (Dec18-Feb19) as a Travel Nurse working in the nearby hospital…read more First the good: This is a very clean facility and Chris (maintenance worker) is always friendly and helpful, willing to solve problems or just help carrying groceries in from the car. Location is excellent - a short walk to the Seattle-bound ferry and the Navy Yard. Now for the BAD: It's all about money. Since I was only going to be in the area for three months, I was charged $200/month extra for being on a short lease. In addition, I had to pay a $300 non-refundable "Admin fee" for them to even consider my application. (Never did find out what this toll was for.) I understood the need to pay a $300 cleaning deposit, but after moving out I received less than half of that back even though I went to great lengths to clean the apartment thoroughly and the maintenance workers who walked through it with me on move-out commented "This looks great. It's ready to lease again right now." When I called the manager to ask why I didn't receive my full cleaning deposit I was told I was charged $100 for cleaning, and $40 for touch-up paint. The manger was rude and argumentative when I protested these charges, and offered no explanation for not sending an itemized statement of charges. Tenants are expected pay rent and utilities (and additional for a parking spot as well) via an online portal - which adds a "service charge" for making a payment. All in all, my out of pocket cost (including rent,utilities, parking, security deposit and application fee) for a tiny studio apartment added up to $1880 per month. In short - it's a nice place, but greatly over-priced. Management adds on fees and extra charges and fails to adequately explain such charges.

Just moved in and love our apartment! The only major downside is that there isn't any guest…read moreparking. I'm also from the city so it will take sometime to adjust to the small town feel, but Spyglass is definitely the spot!