I've been going to CoWorking spaces now since Covid hit in 2020. I've tried a number of spots…read moreranging from Regus, to SPACES, to other spots. WeWork is THE best and I really like this one in College Park MD. A few highlights: - Warm atmosphere and plenty of space to bring your laptop and get things done - Easy parking - Plenty of spots to mix up your location - i .e. they have this great couch area. - Nitro cold brew, lime soda water, and kombucha on tap! Great tap coffee too. - Being right across the street from UMD is nice to take a walk during lunch break. - Bike trails for those road biker like me - EXTREMELY friendly and helpful staff at the front desk. You can't go wrong with WeWork anywhere and it's 100% worth the ROI and investment. However, this one in College Park is one of my favorites. Definitely check it out.

My office is here it's amazing place and most important is the price affordable !!!…read moreThe stuff is very professional and nice. the building is secure. Any time you have a meeting you can reserve a meeting room totally for free. i LOVE to come to work and be surrounding with a lot of great people.

I toured the newly opened office in Columbia with Chiko. The office is stunning and exceeds…read moreexpectations. However, I'm particularly impressed by the owner, Chiko. When presented with an unusual request Chiko readily agreed to my request. You can't go wrong with this company, as this company cares about people. It's evident in all they do. I highly recommend!

Couldn't get in. I saw signs for it, and found the door that matches the address but no one…read moreanswered two doorbell rings and the door was locked. Calling the phone number associated with this business said the number was no longer in service. Signage is still up but I think it's not operating.

This is an excellent example of current innovation when it comes to "going-to-the-office". So many…read moreworking people are working either working from home or on the go. Working from home is great but there are times when "home" distractions get in the way. Whether it is, children, taking the dog out, putting another load in the laundry, answering the phone, outside noise and distractions, etc. You need a place where there is peace and quiet and sometimes other professional like-minded people to bounce ideas off of. Dream Village is your own personal "office" when you need it. A place you can utilize as an office without actually dressing up and going to your office. For a monthly fee you have access to WiFi, printer/copier, a conference room with a huge white board & TV, a kitchen with a Keurig & TV, the Vibe room which is a more private intimate-setting meeting room with a white board, a privacy phone room, gender neutral bathroom, and more, all in one place!!! As you can see by the pictures, Dream Village is modern, cozy and hooked up for business work. Excellent for people who are self-employed like myself. Large companies sometimes use "shared office space" for their off site meetings as well. It's open 24/7, so pick the hours YOU want to work. www.dreamvillage.com

I came to camp spaces for a business branding photoshoot…read more I came here unaware of where I was going I am a client of Caressa J Agency and she had a pick up service pick me up and take me to here where my shoot was going to be The space was clean. You can tell it's an event space and meant for creator such as myself to use the space to embrace their creativity. I would definitely come back to do some more content privately

I came here as an attendee for a small event that was held here. The event was in intimate…read morediscussion with a speaker and a small number of attendees, approximately 20. The space was the perfect size for an intimate setting with various forms of seating/chairs available. The windows allowed for a lot of natural light and there is even a small kitchen/bar space that allowed for light refreshments to be adequately displayed. There appeared to be a separate room apart from the main area that could be used a temp office or just a separate space for setting up. Overall, the space is well designed and allows for a lot of flexibility in terms of set up. The parking in the front of the building appears to be for zone 1 Hyattsville residents only during the week, however, there was a side street or two that was not restricted. The space seems like a good flexible use space overall and I would consider using it for an intimate event myself.

Have 0 expectations Perfect Office is fee based only Property Manager Yosam Ogbaghiorghis and her…read morestaff customers service poor 1 1st visit I sat in the lobby waiting for a tour while the staff just chatted about among themselves and I had to interrupt them to say Hey I have a appointment can I get the tour... Rolled eyes, ok 2. Station $899 as is "dirty" apparently they don't clean the stations u have to clean before moving in 3. I was offered a flat screen that was pre mounted I accepted cause I would had to fix the holes in the wall if the moved it! Thanks for the TV but the took the cords and remote and the outlet is on the other side of the room. Therefore I have to buy a cord have it ran and hidden so it unsightly and a remote 4. Was offered 2 weeks free with a move in date of Feb 15th the keys were not available when the were available I was dealing with a death in my family and couldn't pick them up which delayed the move in a week. The week start date should have changed to March 10th but the completely canceled the 2 weeks free. The CEO Chiki day o there's no weeks free Yosam said o we just said that to get u in 5. Construction during the day without notice causing us to close for the day due to the noise 6. They have a lobby area where customers can wait but when my customer asked where our suite was located they acted like Who, What thou they have the computer right in front of them to locate suites 7. 0 accountability and Per Property Manage Yosam if u don't like it Break Your lease n call your lawyer. Clearly they get a lot of complaints because that was out the blue 8. If they waive a fee they retract that as well Get everything in writing this place is a short term and a last resort

The location and office space is nice but the property management is horrible. Rude, unresponsive…read moreand petty. Take your hard earned dollars elsewhere where it will be appreciated.

I wanted to take a moment to let you know that I recently visited our DC office while in town for…read moreother reasons, and was duly impressed. In particular, Dominique was bright and smiling from the moment I opened the door. She was super friendly, helpful, and offered me coffee and snacks as soon as I told her that I was just stopping by. She also gave me a brief tour of the lovely building, and introduced me to Priscilla and Nia - also very cheerful and welcoming people. I am a fan!

The team at Intelligent Office is the best! I had two days of hosting a meeting with them and…read moreeveryone was super kind with every detail thought through. I would happily have a meeting here again.

Everything they will not tell you before your first day/orientation:…read more -orientation is completely unpaid, you will not make any money until you make a Verizon Fios sale going door to door knocking and asking people to sign up. If you want to take a bathroom break while walking around for the 10 hrs on shift they recommend you ask one of the people whose doors you're knocking to use their bathroom. they drop you off in one of their vans in a location in Maryland and you walk around for hours with no access to a bathroom essentially. -they say that you'll be working five weekdays Mon-Fri 8am-7pm and Sat but they'll expect you to be there until 9pm every night to "discuss how the day went" -you only get paid if you make a "sale" and the owner takes half off the commission. essentially you're working for free walking around for 12 hours a day and you only get paid if you can convince some elderly person to sign up for Fios. -they sell a commission and bonus structure that realistically will take you weeks to receive your first check. i linked the pay scale in the drop box, most people that showed up to the orientation were gone by the first week. -i was being trained as an office assistant and was offered a salary working 8-5 Monday-Friday with a 40 min break for 500$ a week (Pre-tax) which averages to $12.19/hour which is $2.80 beneath the Maryland minimum wage. After having me train with another personal assistant for a couple days, the owner ghosted me and I was never paid for any of the time I spent at Serene Marketing. Beware. Link to Serene's pay scale and the below minimum wage contract: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/m6rjs0bg027hn1pbuu08n/AMcSj-6HQsAuyZuDMLfKw4M?rlkey=8hkvn7p2juy8a4zv8j3apq2j9&st=ak7do2ao&dl=0 Pros A lot of the people working there were really sweet, nice environment for POC (if you're okay with commission only pay and unpaid orientation) Cons Long hours, no access to a bathroom, no pay unless you make a sale, owner drives a Tesla and tried to pay me $12/hour.

Healthy work environment with high value agents. Customer satisfaction is gauranteed and backed up…read moreby a hardworking team.