My private practice has been here for 3 years. I have enjoyed every moment. The grounds are well…read morekept and the building is kept clean. There is ample parking for my client's and they are grateful that there is enough parking. When there is a maintenance issue, Frank is on it as soon as possible. Kudo's to Chris for working with me to continue to have my office here in the Commonwealth Bldg. Thank you!

I've been at this location for over 20 years. Secure and clean buildings, responsive management…read moreand easily accessible. I'm not going anywhere anytime soon!

Wonderful place! Rent is perfectly priced, parking is free and accommodating to customers,…read morephysical plant beautiful, free coffee delicious! Staff very friendly and helpful, great mix of tenants. Happy to have my business there!

Haven is an awesome place to work! I was looking for shared office space in Baltimore, and they had…read morethe best facilities, pricing, and amenities (free parking and coffee, thanks!) Nice staff and events too. I decided to get a virtual address for my business in Maryland. Highly recommend.

Love the mail service! They do a great job of communicating when mail comes in and even send a PDF…read moreof the mail once it's received. Very helpful!

Amazing place to have meetings the staff was fantastic very helpful very energetic. Very clean…read moreestablishment with all facilities accessible to the people having the meeting. Very easy to find and they supply all of the electronics and support to have a meeting run flawlessly

The work2gether Kennet location is just plain awesome. Work stations. Conference rooms. Offices…read more Full remote or part-remote positions lend to having a place outside of your home...and this is it. With a sister space in Downingtown and one coming in Phoenixville, the owners nail it. Clean. Modern. Hip. Professional. If you work a day or two from home, you need to be working a day or two from work2gether. Check it out.

I could not envision a better experience for my office space. The member support team at Be Well is…read morethoughtful, responsive, and engaged. They are constantly making upgrades and coming up with new offerings to foster community and professional growth. The space itself is beautifully designed for a peaceful, cozy, and inspiring environment. My clients frequently make mention of how nice it is and I can tell it has an impact on their experience. Logistically, I have a hybrid virtual and in-person practice and paying for real estate would be my biggest overhead cost. I didn't want to sign a rental agreement that wouldn't fit my situation or have the flexibility that I need. It's also a fantastic option for folks who are just starting their practice or who have a part time practice. At Be Well, I can increase or decrease the amount of time I use, and it isn't restricted to certain days of the week if my or my clients' schedules change. It really is the best of all worlds - I get office space with a luxury feel, flexibility in scheduling, fair pricing, and networking and community events with my colleagues. This was definitely one of the best investments I made for my practice.

From the owner: Be Well Private Practice Community consists of more than 80 licensed therapists in private…read morepractice, offering in-person and telehealth-based mental health therapy to clients throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania. Each practitioner operates their own business, and many participate in health insurance programs. Contact one our member therapists for a consultation.

Snake tongued, lying salesmen here at Regus. If you insist on doing business here for your virtual…read moreoffice, make sure to have the salesman show you exactly where every claimed included benefit is in your contract. They will claim that certain perks are included in the base rent fee, when they are in fact not. Trust nothing they say, and if they can't point to it in the contract before you sign, definitely realize that your salesman is simply saying whatever they need to in order to make the sale. We made the mistake of trusting the word of our salesman - don't be foolish like we were.

I signed a service agreement on in mid March. At that meeting, I was asked if I wanted a dedicated…read moreoffice line. I said yes, as I would be running my business there full-time. I emailed about the phone line as I wanted to create marketing materials to give to my current clients as well as prospective. I was assigned a phone number on 3/16, and told that the actual phone would be installed around the 1st of April. I also communicated with someone from IT, to whom I told that my only tech need would be a desk phone. When I asked staff about the phone after moving in on April 9th, I was told a "ticket would be put in to request a phone." Huh? What makes this most damaging is that I invested in marketing materials that I dispersed to both old and potential clients. I was informed by several of my clients that the number on the material is to a phishing scam. It goes to a recording "press one to continue this call in English, " then, "receive a $100 retail voucher for making this call." I have reached out to the CEO regarding my concerns...CRICKETS! No one seems to be concerned about how their unprofessionalism is impacting my business. There is no follow up, just shrugs and, "I don't know why it's taking so long." I am actively looking for another location.

When I first moved my business to Newbold Exchange I was excited to find an affordable co-working…read morespace outside of center city that offered the same amenities and services as center city peers but was independent. Our move jn experience was great and our experience great for a while- Then property management was transferred to Regus/IWG. We were not notified of the transfer until after the fact, the management transition was a disaster, and Regus is incompetent and difficult to deal with. For 9 months Regus has produced incorrect invoices, lost record of payments, added late fees to payments they lost, and refuse to recognize bank records as valid proof of payment. They lay the blame on the former management and current tenants for their internal issues and expect the tenants to provide proof of everything. Since the new year the dedicated desk area has suddenly cleared out of users by at least half. Many complain of the same issues my business has experienced with Regus and found it easier to go elsewhere than deal with their errors and incompetence. If I was looking for a Coworking space now, I'd ignore Newbold Exchange, Regus/IWG has always been difficult to deal with in past experiences and have only gotten worse.​

This is not the same place anymore, it got acquired and is now run by Regus. The $30 Virtual Office…read moreis now $84.60 monthly plus a measly $54.58 setup fee... It's called Virtual Mail plus but still you need to do all the paperwork yourself. I'm not sure what justifies this price tag. Guess good for anyone who grandfathered into their old prices cause the location is great.

I came here after searching for wineries nearby Philly. I then visited IG and browsed a few reels…read moreand was instantly sold on visiting. The occasion was to celebrate a friend's bday and on the weekend that I chose to visit, the winery was hosting a Sip and Shop; I bought tickets for this event and also made reservations for lunch. The drive here was smooth, it took a little more than an hour but I stopped to pick up my friend from DE on the way. When we arrived, someone was directing the flow of traffic in the parking lot, we then stood in line to complete our check in and then grabbed our first glass of wine, which we sipped while browsing the vendors; there were more than I could count - selling jewelry, sweets, candles and other unique and some customizable gifts. After we finished browsing, it was time for our reservation. We were seated at a table by a full length windows which had a beautiful view of an outdoor patio with a view of the Bohemia River - lovely... We ordered our drinks and apps which didn't take too long - we shared the apps, which were Brussel sprouts salad and Brie Bites; both were delicious (we did ask for more dressing for the salad but the flavor was good overall). For our entrees we ordered salmon and Chicken Bruschetta - all was delicious and cooked to perfection with great flavor. Last, dessert, which was a small cake for my girlfriend, whose bday we were celebrating - I think it was Bourbon vanilla - it was absolutely yummy. We all had a very enjoyable experience from start to finish and are planning to return when the temperatures warm up so that we can spend more time enjoying the beautiful, serene surroundings. Also, the service was great, bathrooms were clean and this place has a lot of character... Don't delay, visit!

Hubs and I visited on a Saturday to celebrate our anniversary. He booked us a tour of the Manor,…read moreand since it was cold out, I assumed we'd be indoors the entire time. To my surprise, we still received the full tour of the grounds. Our tour guides name was Cat. Super bubbly. We learned about Augustine Herman and how he settled on the land. Cat also shared some additional rogue information about a possible plantation and the enslaved people who had possibly lived there -- I'm not sure if that was part of the actual tour script. For our tasting, we had the Bohemia Blue, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Grüner Veltliner, and Brian offered my husband a sample of the Merlot as well. We're definitely looking forward to returning with a few friends once the weather warms up!