There is a wide variety of medical businesses & doctors in this building…read more I have never had any issues finding parking. The main entrance is two sets of steps - not sure if there is a side entrance that is handicap accessible but I would imagine so because it would be required by ADA law. I mention this because I ended up helping a mom carry her stroller up the steps! The directory was not working today but thankfully I knew the suite number. Only five floors in this building & the elevator is quick. All offices are handicap accessible.

This is the second event we've hosted at ALX Waterfront, and once again, they exceeded every…read moreexpectation! We held our sons' and future daughter-in-law's wedding meet-and-greet here the night before their wedding, and it was the perfect kickoff to our weekend. The space itself is absolutely gorgeous--truly one of the best spots in Old Town, Alexandria. The outdoor patio was a huge plus and so great on a beautiful evening A huge thank you to the owner, Kelly Grant, who is simply amazing to work with. She makes the process so easy and stress-free. Our coordinator, Luis, was also incredible. He was attentive, professional, and stayed on top of every single detail throughout the night. If you want a stunning venue with a team that actually cares about your event, look no further. 10 stars all the way!

The Atrium location is welcoming with it's natural light and modern workstations. The team is…read moresuper friendly and the WiFi is excellent. The location is dog friendly too so my pup loves coming to work with me!

I have been a client at OSI since 2011, including a conference-room package for a while, then a…read morefull-service office when I needed one, and now a simple mail-and-phone only package. Here are the pros and cons as I see them: Pros: -Easy/no hassle. A lot of these short-term/flex office programs (and I've probably used a dozen around the world for various small business needs) are a pain in the butt. They have hidden charges, nickel-and-dime you for little things, and are often difficult to join and harder to quit. OSI was very simple to join. Some paperwork was required, but nothing unexpected, and I have successfully used the address as my business address for 5 years without any real problems. -Location. If you're actually in DC, the location is hard to beat. (I now have a permanent office at a "fancier" building on Pennsylvania Avenue, but I still prefer to keep the K Street address and it's not a chore to hop up there once a week or two to grab mail.) -Conference rooms. There are two conference rooms and a dozen or more day offices that are easy to reserve. -Communication. Unlike some of the national/global companies, where you can call up and get a random person answering the phone, this is a small single-floor operation with the same folks running it, so you know who you're talking to. Cons: -Style. I will say that the management has put a lot into making the place nicer and more aesthetically appealing, but it's not a fancy-looking place. This is great for solo lawyers or therapists, but if you have a lot of high-value client contact, you probably won't wow anyone if this is your sole/permanent office. It feels like a doctor's office, not a white shoe law firm (whereas my other building, where I started with virtual only and I now have a full office, "feels" fancier and more impressive). -Lots of clients. This isn't a bad thing, and obviously you want the security of knowing that OSI isn't going to go bankrupt, but when I used to use the conference rooms here, there were some days when everything would be booked up or when it was generally crowded. Some of the clients also had "unexpected" business guests -- I think there were at least a couple of temp agencies with offices there, but then all of their temp workers would come to pick up paychecks, etc., and fill up the shared waiting area. Not sure that this still happens, but it was one of the factors that motivated me to seek a more permanent office in a nicer building. Overall an excellent place to do business and get started. Lots of folks use the space. A surprising number of Supreme Court amicus briefs will have some lawyer or other with "1629 K St NW, Ste 300" as the listed address, and I chuckle every time I see it.

I have been a client of OSI for several years and have no complaints. They provide good service at…read morea reasonable price. I have been a client at Regus, and others whose names escape me at the moment, in DC. They're OK, but overall I get a much better experience and value at OSI. They seem sincerely interested. For example, I talked with the owner as well as the manager when I first called to sign up. That's pretty cool.

Really excellent coworking space. I rented a few years ago and had such a great experience that I…read moream now renting space again as I expand my company. A variety of spaces and tiers of levels of access; shared space, dedicated desk, office rooms and suites. Expansive used to be Novel Coworking, so for more detailed reviews search Novell. Sarah, community manager, is super responsive and helpful. Key code access, an app to let people in the building and pay for snacks, mail room and mail boxes, and kitchen, refrigerator, coffee machine, sink, and cups and glasses round out the amenities (and a fireplace on the 2nd floor per photos). The posted photo of the kitchen is incorrect, it is much more 'expansive', with dishwasher, bowls, plates and utensils available for use. If you can afford it, parking garage is a must. You can find off street parking, but the peace of mind of a covered garage is totally worth it. Working around other offices, its been a great help. I found a bookkeeper, labor lawyers (employee contracts and disputes - super helpful), and communications groups have been super helpful for a start up. Two thumbs up!

Carr workplace in Georgetown was a life-saver this week. I needed a quiet space, with reliable high…read morespeed wifi to do a video conference and they provided me the perfect solution. Without need for a membership; just as a drop in user. This all happened with no hassle ease. Thanks for turning my problem into a successful call!

Poor customer service - Just a bad location in general - metro has always been a challenge in…read moreGeorgetown. I would check out other places for your business.

The Link is a locally-owned coworking space in OT Alexandria, offering 22+ private offices,…read moreconference rooms, and open coworking areas. There is also an on-site gym and a sauna! Other amenities include all utilities, janitorial services, fully-furnished spaces, shower facilities, ice baths, private phone booths, a kitchenette and a break room, lounge areas, outdoor workspace, a visitor reception area, off-street parking lot and bike parking, and even social events throughout the month. Members are able to enjoy these 24/7, which is super convenient! The best part is that the Link is adjacent to a great coffee shop, so you can get your caffeine and eats on while you work! The staff here are friendly! +various workspaces +open 24/7 +various options of memberships provided +parking available

I have been a tenant at the Link for a year and resigned my lease without hesitation before the…read morecurrent one expired! The Link is a fantastic, local gem of a rental space community. The staff is on-site, invaluable, and friendly. I love the in-house coffee shop (The Hypergoat), the on-site parking, and monthly tenant events/parties. There are plenty of rental options for every budget, including event meeting rooms. I'm sure I have missed listing everything I like about the Link, but trust me you wont be disapointed. :)

Have been using this office on occasion; the space that is afforded me is comfortable, spacious and…read morevery quiet. The ambiance of the suite is very nice with a kitchen with vending machines, restrooms, and spacious areas to meet and relax. The office manager, Jose, is friendly, helpful and efficient. I highly recommend this office space; you won't be disappointed. Also it is very fairly priced.

Willow Oaks is a small business park located in Falls Church right off of Rt. 50. There are many…read morebuildings; I visited the one for Fairfax County Public Schools. The building is wonderful with its waterfalls, shiny chrome and marble, and modern furnishings. There are common spaces that provide areas for small group discussions or individual work. The conference rooms are absolutely huge and have at least a dozen screens that can be lowered around the room, ensuring that no matter where you sit, you will be able to see the visuals. The conference rooms can also be partitioned out in to smaller spaces. Parking in the complex is plentiful inside of covered garages. Bonus is on the lower level, there is a space to wash your own car and air up your tires. There are also multiple spaces that have charging ports for electric vehicles. My favorite part of visiting Willow Oaks is the cafe nestled in the lower level of one of the buildings near the entrance. This cafe provides free (yes free) coffee, tea, water, and hot chocolate! I think this is just a thoughtful touch.

This is a small, woman-owned business that I am happy to support. My house was undergoing some work…read morethat required me to be out of the home during the day, and since I work from home, it was challenging. I found Cowo and Crèche, and I am very glad I did! Clean, quiet location, very friendly staff, tons of space to work. I am very comfortable there. I have gone a few times now and will be back. This location would also be great for events. It's a place I will keep in mind for future events, as they have a great space. Highly recommended.

Great location for co-working and for hosting group events! Really enjoyed the time I got to spend…read morecollaborating during the group event I attended, and really grateful to meet the owners! Look forward to going again soon!