Zenspace is amazing! I come here on my lunch breaks to get some work done at the Zenlounge. They…read morehave a vending machine with great snacks and coffee for only $1. Way cheaper and better than Starbucks. There also is chill music playing and a great ambience to get work done. I recommend this coworking lounge for someone that wants to get work done and then maybe after go shopping or grab some lunch at the mall. The location is great and easy parking in the lot near BJ's. I love that there is a printer available to use so I don't have to go to Kinkos.

From the owner: ZenSpace offers on-demand, quiet workspaces for video conference calls, meetings and conducting…read morebusiness. ZenSpace provides a quiet, comfortable environment with high-speed wifi, power/USB ports, adjustable lighting, air circulation, and various amenities. The space accommodates 65 people and includes a smart screen for screen casting, an 8-seater conference table, charging ports, a variety of seating options, printer, whiteboards, refreshments and more! The furniture is stylish and elegant. Being in a mall, you enjoy all other mall facilities.​ Your team can unwind at the mall, enjoy a movie, grab a bite/drink with family and friends or shop for groceries before heading home.​ There's FREE parking too!

Beware of post-cancellation charges and unresponsive billing support…read more I signed up for Spaces Santa Clara because the workspace itself looked great--clean design, solid Wi-Fi, and a personable front-desk team. Unfortunately, everything unraveled once I decided to leave. Clunky, confusing cancellation: Finding the cancellation option on the Regus/Spaces member portal felt like a scavenger hunt. It's buried under several sub-menus, and the wording is anything but clear. After far too much clicking around, I finally submitted the request and even received written confirmation. Still charged--twice: Despite cancelling, my card was hit with charge in back-to-back months. I emailed billing support immediately and looped in a regional manager. Aside from automated "we've received your request" replies, there's been radio silence--no timeline, no accountability, no refund. Bottom line: The workspace may look polished, but their backend systems and customer support are anything but. If you join: Screenshot every step of your cancellation. Monitor your statements like a hawk. Be prepared to chase down refunds on your own time. Until Spaces Santa Clara (and parent company Regus) streamline their cancellation flow and fix their billing follow-up, I can't recommend them.

Truly appreciate the great service of Ali, Cheri and Savannah. Excellent customer service!read more

Workonomy Hub is part of OfficeMax. If you're new, I would recommend that you either call or visit…read morebefore booking a pass online. Once you book a pass online, it is immediately activated for the day. I had assumed that I would reserve in advanced, but that wasn't the case. 5 star for the actual Hub. I think the price point is very reasonable. The space is nice & fairly clean (unlike the OfficeMax itself... the bathroom in the OfficeMax is filthy!). There's snacks, coffee, lockers, and private phone booths. I had a doctor's appointment nearby and had back-to-back meetings before and after the appointment, and this turned out to be perfect. It is also located next to a Panera Bread, which makes it easy if you need to grab a quick lunch. Parking is plentiful and a breeze. I had to dock a star though, because the website is incredibly confusing and difficult to use. At least for me, I wasn't sure if I needed to book a desk, or what. I tried calling for clarification several times, and it didn't seem like anyone picked up. I had to go to OfficeMax and ask for help, which seems pretty inefficient. If you're new to co-working, the experience didn't feel very intuitive. Otherwise, once I got settled in, things were great. Internet was fast and reliable. I ran into an old co-worker and he said that he's really enjoyed working here.

All of the positive reviews are from years ago when Jamie was there. It's completely different now…read moreand not for the better. The restrooms rarely get cleaned and when they do it's a half-hearted attempt. I had to mop my area twice because the floor was so dirty. The chairs are stained. And if you need to concentrate, good luck. No one enforces the rules so you have people roaming about talking loudly on their phones. Only 3 phone booths that are constantly full so you have to pay $$ to rent a conference room. No matter how many times I brought these issues to mgmts attention all I got was lip service. For the same price WeWork is an 11 minute further commute, gorgeous office, lounges, restrooms, 32 phone booths, multiple free conference rooms, and the other patrons are professional! Workonomy is an afterthought at Office Depot and it shows

Nice space, but one of the two front desk women is rude and dismissive. She's the one with two-tone…read morehair.

My company needed a meeting space while we were in town for a convention. Suman and her team were…read morevery accommodating and very supportive to our constantly changing needs. I will highly recommend this location and the team for anyone looking for a place to be in San Jose.

This was the first time I've ever worked from a WeWork location! It was actually pretty nice, very…read morespacious and clean, plenty of places to work varying from private rooms (which cost more), couches, booths, etc. and there was actually 2 floors I visited. The 6th floor is the main area but it didn't have phone booths to take meetings so I went down to the 5th floor which was amazingly empty. There was complimentary coffee and assorted teas, and I appreciated the sustainability efforts with the mugs. I would have given this location 4 stars if it wasn't for the parking costs. WeWork doesn't validate your parking garage ticket so it was $1.50 per 15 minutes with a maximum cost of $22/day. So if you pair that with the cost of the WeWork, $57 to spend a full work day here is a little costly.

Would like to have a goods rating here, but can't. Been requesting information for 8 weeks on an…read moreoffice space. No one calls back. Walked into the front desk twice to get information twice now. Each time Amber and Samantha were equally unhelpful. Took my name and contact information and promised that "Dana" would get back to me. She hasn't. And they cannot provide any way to contact "Dana". I really dislike when companies put well-meaning people at the front of a bad customer services process. That's what's happening here. Makes me wonder how bad the experience would get if something went wrong with billing or access.

Have you ever heard the Tale of AJ and Enya? I thought not…read more It's not a story customer service usually tells you. It's a legend of Spaces Santana Row. AJ was known throughout the co-working realm as AJ the Efficient; a master of schedules, of printer troubleshooting, of remembering exactly who actually booked Conference Room B. And Enya... Enya was the Calm, the one who could diffuse anger simply by saying: "Let me see what I can do." Together, they maintained balance in the workspace. They could anticipate when someone was about to ask for coffee refills before the question was spoken. They could sense when a guest was about to "just drop in for five minutes" but would actually stay for six hours and rearrange the furniture. They were so powerful... they could even prevent Small Talk. But power like that... is tempting. One day, AJ attempted the forbidden technique: perfect office temperature control, a stable 72 degrees, pleasing to all. Cold-Blooded Laptop Guy... Warm-Natured Sweater Person... Guests from other climates... all would be at peace. But the HVAC... Did not care. And Enya, loyal though she was, could not stop facilities from saying: "We'll send someone to look at it tomorrow." AJ worked to the brink. And eventually... let go. The balance was lost. The thermostat returned to 71... 73... 69... 78... 62... Chaos. Enya learned from this. She understood that some forces cannot be controlled... Only endured. Now she waits. Silent... watchful... clipboard ready... For the next request.

Great work space. Love that its a min walk to Santana Row. Makes lunch, late night meals or just…read moregrabbing a cup of coffee super easy and accessible. I want to also throw a big shout out to the staff there. The front desk staff are so amazing and friendly. Always welcoming me when I walk in, and super attentive and helpful. Anytime I've had a problem, they were understanding, empathetic and actively trying to help. Making sure to follow up on anything I needed. I cant thank them enough. A key reason I keep coming back is that unlike other shared workspaces, they make you feel welcome. And that has value.

I was recommended to use this place from my colleague and i'm glad he did! The place was such a…read morecomfortable and relaxing atmosphere at the same time an amazing efficient area. I tackled some much of my work load I actually finished early. I was doing research about cryptocurrency, and I will go here every morning to look up different stocks in different ways to buy and sell. I learned a lot from working in this area, because it's really quiet, and I'm always in the zone while I'm working here. This is a good office space, and I'm so grateful are utilized it correctly and properly.

I rented at SVBC for more than a year during COIVID pandemic. Greg and the staff are very helpful,…read morethe place is bring with enough parking spaces. They have two conference rooms that I used often. Highly recommended! Ahmad

The staff here is exceptional! Very welcoming, helpful and they go above for clients and guests. I…read morehighly enjoy the sense of community and all the member events.

You know how some of these rent an office space places are musty and noisy and the reception staff…read morea little surly? Not here. The offices are clean and well appointed., something you'd be proud to have a first meeting in. The staff is pleasant and helpful and the office we were in was quite spacious. Wired internet access is included but Wireless has a small fee. I generally use this type of space for client meetings or business retreats. I'll use this location again!

Terrible experience, I paid the fee for a startup meetup at this place and looks like they need…read morebunch of access codes to get in and they never bothered to give any instructions about getting the access codes and any contact number. I drove all the way in traffic after work for about an hour just to find out I have to drive back as there is no one downstairs to get me in. The worst experience I could imagine, they didn't even Care to provide any instructions on getting to their floor. They need access at every step and I don't have any access codes neither anyone to assist me with that

Founders Floor is on 1st Street near the corner of Santa Clara street. I like their large open…read morespace area up on the 5th floor. Found it featured on T3's LaunchSpace West site. Stopped in after checking out Nextspace and Tech Shop (all farther down the street). First Fridays of the month are free and desks go for $200 a month.