Great coworking spot! Really modern and comfortable with great stores and restaurants right…read moreoutside. Would definitely return and recommend!

From the owner: The District is a locally owned coworking and flex office space in downtown Eugene designed for…read moreremote workers, freelancers, entrepreneurs, and small teams. We specialize in high-quality, modern private offices, flex and dedicated desks, and professional meeting rooms. Our space features fast, reliable WiFi, unlimited coffee and tea, phone booths, virtual office plans, and 24-hour access. We provide unmatched customer service and welcome both members and non-members for monthly memberships, meeting room reservations, and drop-in day passes. Join a friendly, creative, and professional community and have your best work day yet.

The space is super small. The internet is extremely slow; was slow all three times that I was…read morethere. The staff seem a little snarky as well.

I came here one rainy, dreary fall day for an impromptu trading card "show". Although there was few…read morevendors, I saw an amazing, re-invigorated building which many will remember as the downtown J.C. Penney. The Owners have simply done an amazing job here. Completely remodeled and brought back to life - this is what downtown Lebanon needs! The restrooms are great. All top notch craftsmanship. Also, be sure to stop up front at Mugs Coffee House. Easily the best service and product I have enjoyed in quite some time. I plan to return for future events!

I wish Salem had more options for remote workspaces because this office leaves a lot to be desired…read more The pros: It is convenient to reserve time on their website. The downtown location is convenient and has a lot of parking and food options. It is a secure building with strong and fast wifi, plenty of space, and quiet booths for meetings. The cons: It really is quite dirty with a lot of necessities missing. There is rarely soap in the bathroom and toilet paper and paper towels are never in their dispensers... just sat out. There are multiple printers but they're all out of paper. While there are a lot of spaces for working, most do not have outlets. While the drop-in price for CoW isn't bad, it would be nice to see this office cleaned and re-stocked a little more frequently.

Like many, I have been working from home since the start of the pandemic, and with my move to…read moreOregon, the plan was to continue in this vein. My new house is incredibly rural, and upon realizing how laughable satellite internet is, necessity called for a more reliable form. Co.W is about 45 minutes away, but the most cost effective coworking space option, so they easily won. They offer a variety of membership options from offices and dedicated desks, to flex seats where you just settle in any available space. All plans offer some conference room access, use of the printer, and even free beverages and snacks. It's easy to sign up online and you enter via the two available doors using your cell phone, so I'd actually used the space for a good few weeks before I ever met the owner. I did have some questions I sent via email, and he always responded promptly. The interior of Co.W is gorgeous. I don't know what the space used to be, but it's an incredible old building with exposed brick, gorgeous hardwood floor, and even a fireplace! My favorite spot was along a little alcove with a big window and skylight. There is plenty of room with both an upstairs and downstairs space. They have tables where you can stand, or more traditional desks, and the chairs were all quite comfortable. I really enjoyed the culture of Co.W and everyone I met here was so nice and friendly. Working there, I felt like a very cool urban gal with the convenient downtown and just off the highway location. The whole area is very walkable and I enjoyed many lunch breaks wandering the streets and checking out adorable shops or picking up goodies from excellent eateries and bakeries (Hello Little Cannoli!). My reason for discontinuing use of Co.W was through no fault of theirs. After working there for about two months, (a maximum of maybe eight days a month), the city notified me that I would be required to purchase a parking pass. Not only that, but the parking pass only allows parking on the roof of the parking garage. Figuring in the cost of the pass with the price of membership, my cheapest coworking option was suddenly much pricier. Adding in gas, wear and tear on my vehicle and so forth, I eventually moved to Alt in McMinnville. Now, if I lived in Salem, Co.W would have absolutely remained my co-working space of choice. I might have found an alternative means of parking, though!

Amazing service, great prices and wonderful food!! Wonderful, clean and personalized service!read more

From the owner: Welcome to Highwater Offices – a distinctive workspace nestled in the charming town of Reedsport,…read moreOregon. We pride ourselves on providing more than just offices; we offer an experience tailored to elevate your work life. Our beautifully furnished coworking spaces are designed for comfort and productivity, while our private offices provide a personalized haven for focused work. What sets us apart is the seamless blend of professional amenities, a vibrant community, and breathtaking views of the bustling cafe below. With top-notch security, flexible membership options, and a commitment to creating a thriving work environment, Highwater Offices stands out as a unique hub. Join us and redefine the way you work!