I visited Hyde House in September and had a great time. The bar was not open at that time, but I…read moremade note that there is a large open bar. There is a lot of beautiful seating and they have a very nice view of Hyde Park and Downtown from the second floor. I was there for an event and I really liked it. It was very chic, upscale and classy. I would highly recommend this place.

Attended the wild wild west party…read more First 100 people got free ranch rider drinks with drink cozies and bandannas. They had a mechanical bull. Lots of people lined up to ride and take pictures on it. The music was more dance than country. The dance floor where the DJ was set up wasn't very big. It was interesting layout with stadium style tiered seating. They also had a fun drag show. A cowgirl and cowboy on stilts. In the back room they had a tattoo parlor set up. You could get a tiny tattoo. They even had cowboy boots and hats that you get to commemorate the evening. Another room just for pictures with mirrors and a westerner backdrop. Very eclectic experience. Interesting venue. I could definitely see renting it for a variety of events.

Very great place. They have a meeting room that you can rent out and it's beautiful. You can really…read moreimpress your clients. Check out the business club also.

From the owner: New Urban Suites is Tampa's Coolest and Greenest Executive Suite. Office solutions are available…read moreto meet any business' needs. Full-time, fully furnished executive suites include full service technology such as professional telephone answering, unlimited domestic long distance, Internet, and convenient parking, and allow access to two conference rooms, a full kitchen, copy services, fax, and clerical and administrative services amongst many other amenities. For the mobile professional or those that work from home, virtual offices with both mail and telephone service options are the perfect solution.

I was at the coffee shop downstairs, shortwave coffee and I got curious of what else was in the…read morebuilding. So I went off exploring and found Industrious. It's a shared work space for those souls doing business right! I was welcomed by 2 beautiful women and we got to talking about how they also have a location in st Pete (which is where I live now). One even gave me my badge of honor cause I'm a Tampa native lol so sweet and kind. This spot is creative, expansive, has fire coffee downstairs, good atmosphere and great souls to o create with! I definitely recommend to those looking for a good place to run their business. Thank you for welcoming me in, Queens!

I had the pleasure of attending an event at this office space and was thoroughly impressed with not…read moreonly the beautiful building it's in along with us stunning city view but also how well designed and decorated a space it is. When you walk in, you instantly feel comfortable and creatively inspired. The office spaces for rent are very modern and spacious with a touch of class. The bathrooms were well kept and have a modern hotel'esque feel. If this was my work space, I'd never leave!

Why 5 stars? Because if you're looking for short term co-working, this is your place…read more --- --- --- Lesson learned: if you're looking for a day pass to a co-working place in Tampa Bay, it is not easy to come by. I assumed I would have the choice of several different options, but it turned out that CoWorkTampa was really the only spot - and it ended up being great! I was looking for a place where I'd have a decent amount of space, first of all. I didn't need completely privacy, but just wanted to make sure we weren't elbow-to-elbow with other fellow co-workers, which is what would have happened if we opted to go to a coffee shop. CoWorkTampa has an ample amount of space, which almost made us feel like we had an entire area to ourselves. There were other folks around, but the space really lent itself to the semi-private setting I was seeking. The cost was $20 a day, per person, which gave us the space we needed, wifi, coffee and access to store anything in the kitchen. We were also offered to join in on a member lunch when they had a surplus of food one day. Also, something we utilized multiple times were the private booths for phone/video calls that only have enough room for one person and your laptop. Those were very clutch for the calls we needed to take. I'd return to CoWorkTampa in a heartbeat next time I need space. And I'd recommend it to anyone who is looking for become a member!

Sorry, this is the premier coworking place in Tampa. The prices are the best and the location…read moredecent. What I found hunting for a Cowork space was the prices most locations want are simply outrageous. Coworking is suppose to be for small business and young startups, yet they want to charge a fortune for membership, and then, on top of that parking is pay at many places. Coworktampa has FREE parking! It is really a nice mix of business and entrepreneurs too. I have met a lot of great people. Few months back they installed a new community manager and he has been incredible too. Check it out before you pay confiscatory rates at some other location.

The new sole owner, Jay/Jose, is an absolute scammer. He's just collects members' fees to fund a…read morelifestyle. Go look at the google reviews, numerous other people had the same problem trying to get responses especially concerning the billing. He just lied and gives you the run around with no intention of resolving the issue. Imagine the frustration, reaching out repeatedly b/c you are double charged and he's ignoring you and posting stacks of money on his personal IG. I will never support or have nice words to say related to anything he's associated with.

I was told my account would be cancelled and no longer charged. I was billed in July and no…read moreservices have been provided by this business.

I enjoy working here when I'm in Tampa. The space is spacious and lively and the gym makes it easy…read morefor me to get a full day's use out of the space. Beautiful art throughout and very creative use of space (wait til you see the bathrooms!) Nice to have a gym to work out at mid-day.

From the owner: Our building is one of the first in Tampa to receive the Leadership in Energy and Environmental…read moreDesign (LEED) Gold Certification, the U.S. Green Building Council’s leading-edge system for designing and constructing a sustainable, energy-efficient, and high-performance building, retaining most of our energy from solar panel trees.

Great selections here within the establishment service was nice. No one was hounding you as you…read morewalked around the store. There are many different options from chilled candy cold drink, alcoholic, and nonalcoholic beverages. Great snack selections. Everything was fully stocked, and there were non-food items as well. If you needed some souvenirs, they also have a few of those.

Ybor City is one of those places that reflects exactly what you bring into it. It can feel sleazy…read moreand chaotic if that is what you focus on. It can turn into a full blown Saturday night party scene with flashing lights and packed sidewalks. Or it can be light, bright, interesting, and genuinely fun if you approach it with curiosity and a plan. My friends and I had a great time. The four of us found a very reasonably priced Airbnb close to Ybor, split the cost, and kept the weekend affordable, which mattered to all of us. We are at that stage of life where people are changing jobs, moving homes, shifting states, and recalibrating priorities. Being in this age group comes with both opportunity and instability, so we are all a bit more cost conscious right now, and this setup worked perfectly. Our main reason for being there was to go to Funny Bone, right in the heart of Ybor, but we intentionally walked the strip during the day first so we could see the area before the nightlife really kicked in. During daylight hours, you can appreciate the historic architecture, the energy building, and the mix of shops and restaurants without the late night intensity. By Saturday night, it was a different story. The later it got, the busier it became. Nightclubs and bars filled up, lines stretched down the sidewalks, and police cars were clearly present to manage the crowds. Some people who have not been to Ybor recently might describe it as dangerous. I would say it depends entirely on your comfort level and your expectations. If you are uncomfortable with crowds, loud music, and a heavy party atmosphere that ramps up around 1 or 2 a.m., you will probably want to wrap up your night before midnight. The lines outside the clubs grow long, the sidewalks get packed, and the energy shifts from casual to full throttle. Personally, I felt safe the entire time. I was with a group, we were aware of our surroundings, and nothing felt out of control. Having spent most of my life in downtown Los Angeles, this did not feel extreme to me at all. It felt like a typical entertainment district on a Saturday night. Ybor is not one dimensional. It is layered. It can be gritty. It can be vibrant. It can be chaotic. It can be charming. It really does become whatever you decide to engage with.

Took a tour of this facility last week and worked there for the rest of the day. Nice views of the…read morecity skyline, Tampa Bay, and upcoming Water Street developments. It costs more than competitors like WeWork, but there is an obvious professional focus here that is not so clear at some other coworking spaces. It was quiter (although that could be because it was a Friday). The Wi-Fi worked quick and if you want a full trial I believe you can visit for a week. Right now I'm in the middle of a choosing a cowork space so I wanted to experience this place for a day and see how I liked it. They have free snacks and your usual coffee, I liked that they stuck with something local instead of a generic brand. The cowork space is dog-friendly so if you have a furry friend and want to bring them to work, this could be a solution for you. The bathrooms were clean, there was plenty of quiet "telephone booths" if you do not have an office and the soundproof elemt seemed great. I could not hear anyone having meetings while walking around. They could use more restrooms though. I would recommend it if it fits within your budget. I like it!

I would give this location zero stars if that were an option…read more My former employer leased office space at this location for three remote employees, even though only one of us would actually be using the facility. We were placed in a glass-enclosed office in the middle of the building's highest-traffic area. It felt more like a retail display case than a functional workspace. Everyone with an office at industrious Channelside had to walk directly past it, making it extremely distracting and unsuitable for focused work. I raised the issue immediately. Dana showed me a smaller, quieter office, but immediately informed me there was a contract on the other office, meaning annual that couldn't be cancelled. I explained that the office she showed me would work perfectly well. I told her I would speak to corporate about it and would obtain approval from my corporate office to move. Despite that approval, I was repeatedly told that the existing "contract" prevented any change and it would be 13k for the new office, a month. What Kristi, Dana, and Kate all failed to disclose was that the agreement was month to month. Each person relied on the existence of a "contract" as the reason nothing could be changed, while withholding the fact that there was no long-term commitment. I learned that only after specifically requesting a copy. Not one person offered meaningful assistance or made a genuine effort to find a reasonable solution. Instead, the focus appeared to be on getting another agreement signed while continuing to collect approximately $12,000 per month from my employer for offices that were entirely unused. Months later, I returned because construction at my condominium made working from home difficult. The original space was still sitting unused, yet the charges continued. No one from this location had reached out to address the situation, suggest a more appropriate office, reduce the unnecessary space, or otherwise work with the me or corporate. I am now looking for office space again, and I would not use this facility even if it were offered to me for free. Transparency is central to my own line of work, and this experience felt evasive, opportunistic, and deeply unethical. I do not do business with organizations that operate this way. While I cannot speak for every location, I would never recommend the Channelside office. This was one of the most troubling business experiences I have had, particularly because management appeared more interested in preserving revenue than helping a client who was clearly paying for space that was not being used. I hope other locations do not operate the same. Would not recommend.