I would say that once you are a member this location must be wonderful. They have kombucha and cold…read morebrew on tap. They have a coffee and tea station and a kitchen area. They have desks to work on, as well as couches. Members can book conference rooms. I have it on good authority that renting office space is very reasonable. They do the upkeep of common areas, which I imagine is a great amenity. The location is excellent- right by a food hall, the Celtics, and the train. One critique I have is that the wi-fi situation is not self explanatory. It may be good for the front desk to offer an orientation for newcomers/visitors. I was not able of setting up the wifi myself, which led to frustration, and ultimately led me to leave to a different location, where I knew I would have reliable , secure, internet access. I do not think this is an issue for members, who I believe have an account, to reliably log in to the wifi.

This WeWork location is on a side street close to North Station. I work remote and decided to check…read moreout this location. The lobby is empty so to get into the building you either need your WeWork card or buzz WeWork on the 5th floor. They take up most of the building. I went to the so-called 'quiet' floor on the 4th floor. It wasn't that quiet. There was music playing in the background and people constantly walking through and talking. There was only one booth away from the rest of the common area on the 4th floor that is actually quiet. The common work areas on the 4th and 5th floors are somewhat small. The location is convenient for getting lunch or coffee with plenty of places nearby to choose from.

I have been using Geek Offices for 3+ years, and it has been perfect for my needs throughout that…read moretime. Michael, the owner, is professional and responsive, and the people who currently use the co-working space are friendly also. The office is spacious, supplies are well-stocked, and the coffee never runs out. In terms of co-working spaces, it is also the most affordable option I found in Cambridge, especially if you bring in multiple employees and get the Geek Company rate.

I rented a large office (actually huge...it could easily fit six people) at Geek Offices for the…read morelast six months. The landlord Michael, mentions that the offices are low key, and they are. It's all cubicles and private offices. There is a nice kitchen with coffee and two fridges. The internet comes from a fiber connection and is 50 Mbit down (fast enough) and 50 Mbit up (much faster than you usually see.) And for those of you who care about latency, the ping is only 2 ms which is super fast. Geek Offices is a bit of a time machine. It's like the old days before super pretty shared offices with tiny tables and tiny boxes of an office. No. Here you get big private cubes with plenty of space. Nice offices with plenty of room. And yeah, you're renting from the guy who owns the building. He's very responsive and flexible. It's his building and he's happy when it serves people's needs. The offices are on the lower level. Some of the offices have high windows, but overall this is not a place with lots of natural light. The cubes and furniture aren't new, but they're in good shape and they get the job done. There are showers and bathrooms right across the hall. You get 24-hour access with a key card, and privates offices lock. And more time machine...there is parking. A lot of parking. It isn't cheap, but hey, where can you get parking just two blocks from Inman Square? There's even visitor parking. Whoever has that? Now if anyone would actually visit you in person, they could go right ahead and park for free. Really, this is a place to work. Get stuff done. Heads down. Just you or a small team. Then get lunch in Inman Square. Sometimes going back to the future works just fine. Oh, one more thing. The rental terms are incredibly flexible. You pay for the month. You can leave with as low as one day's notice. For example, you decide on December 30th that you need to leave. You give notice on the 31st. You can leave the next day. You don't owe anything. I had to have it explained to me twice because I couldn't actually believe it.

I went here for Creative Mornings events, and I love how clean and spacious the area is! There's a…read moredoor to the patio, where you have a stunning view of the city (well, more like construction, but just ignore that)! It was a bit complicated figuring out where CIC is. You have you to enter what looks like a hotel lobby next to Shy Bird and inform the front desk that you're going to CIC for an event for them to let you in.

Not an innovative place-- extremely corporate and they tend to cater to either Solopreneurs or very…read morelarge corporations like fortune 500. My experience with a few of the staff was patronizing and condescending. I am happy to discuss my experience off-line with people especially with female entrepreneurs.

Read the fine print. Avoid long term lease option. Great space and flexible globally. The…read morechallenge is that you can scale up at specific location and you cannot scale down when you sign up for a longer lease option. We assume that this was a flexible solution where it is one national company. It is not a flexible solution. Each site is managed separately. The local teams are short sited. My advice is to avoid industrious and select a more flexible provider.

Industrious is like no other co-working space! The community managers really take care of their…read moremembers and make sure that they have everything they need. From breakfasts, awesome happy hours, afternoon snacks, in-office massages, lunch and learns, fresh coffee all day, and clean/modern offices, it's a place where you feel productive and alert. The location is perfect. It's right around the corner from the South Station and Downtown Crossing station, there are plenty of lunch options, workout studios, shopping spots, and the Boston Common is nearby for when you need a walk in the park :)

I had a fantastic experience at NGIN. I rented a hot desk, so I sat out in the main open floor plan…read morearea but it was never distracting or too loud. That said, it doesn't feel like a library either (which was an issue in an office I worked at previously) - the low-key bustle of the place provides the perfect backdrop to feel like you're working amongst dozens of your peers, even if your company is based thousands of miles away like mine. And, crucially, the Wi-Fi never falters. The perks are also awesome - free coffee, tea, seltzer, and loads of snacks put out in the common kitchen area. You've got to be quick, because things sometimes get snatched up, but all the freebies give you a great reason to get up, stretch your legs, and see what's new to munch on. Also, every Wednesday they host a quick, 15-minute CrossFit WOD which is cool if you're into that. And there's a shower down the hall that's great for cleaning up if you do the WOD or commute in by bike. All in all, this is a fantastic spot to get work done happily and comfortably. Couldn't recommend it highly enough.

We launched our official Cre8Cafe event at NGIN on Feb 13. Our event was an afternoon of partner…read moreyoga, photography in action and sample superfoods. Olga and Joan were excellent and they were very helpful. The conference room has large open windows and a view of Cambridge. NGIN is not sterile, the colors are bright yet comfortable, it's got great vibes, modern yet with a flare. The kitchen area was well stocked with healthy snacks. I didn't check out their fridge, but I heard they are to die for! The staff was friendly and facilities were awesome. They have flexible rental that includes day passes, so if you are in town for a short time for a visit, you can use their space instead of forking out a whole month of rent and paperwork, who needs that, really? I've worked in a bunch of shared workspaces and I am super impressed with NGIN. You get a lot and not have to pay a lot. Every time I was there, I didn't have a hard time looking for street parking, which is a plus because if you go further down in Kendall, parking gets scarce. NGIN is across from Tatte for coffee/dessert and next door is Mulin, yummy Taiwanese food. Not to mention Lord Hobo, one of my fav local beer spot. And you can't go wrong with Emma's pizza, Hungry Mothers, Blue Room, etc. You are also close to Cambridge's groovy Central Square and eclectic Inman Square with a huge selection of ethnic food, vegetarian restaurants, bars, gyms, etc. I would highly recommend the space for work, fun, play and hangout. Check it out for yourself.

Helpful and patient when i showed up with no idea how to do anything. Walked be thru how to use the…read moreroom, wifi, monitor, coffee, etc.

Went here for my apex neuro research study Good and…read moreaesthetically beautiful CO working space Would love to work here

Nice new space near North Station... much cooler vibe than other Regus spaces…read more They now also have shared space (long table with chairs & separators) for a seemingly reasonable rate. Unfortunately, if you want to use it one day at a time, they gouge you big time (over 100/day I believe). Come on guys, for a new space you're trying to ramp up, and with all the other local options, I'm thinking you might offer daily shared space at $25-30/day for starters? Anyway, the offices are cool & modern, and I would definately consider those if I would use it often.

From the owner: For more than 30 years, we've helped businesses find the right way to work by creating the perfect…read moreworkspace for their people. Our extensive network of locations enables companies of all sizes to work wherever and however they need, being part of a global business community of 2.5 million people.We believe in giving businesses choice, flexibility, and access to a thriving community. We create bright, inspiring workspaces that can be customized to individual needs within consistently professional environments. Our office space, coworking environments, business lounges, and meeting rooms come with everything taken care of. Experienced, friendly teams organize all the details and services so people can be more productive and stay focused on what's important.Our office products also offer a benefits program with exclusive discounts and bespoke procurement support, ensuring businesses have access to tailored solutions that enhance their efficiency and value.Our flexibility sets us apart. Everything we do is on flexible terms, so businesses can effortlessly scale as needs change and take on workspace that's right for them today and tomorrow, wherever they need to be. By building a global network of workspaces, we enable businesses to work closer to home, closer to clients, and closer to new opportunities.

Predatory Billing Practices, Zero Corporate Accountability…read moreWe've been long-term Regus customers, including through COVID, and the decline has been dramatic. While the local office staff are genuinely great, they are clearly hamstrung by an unresponsive and opaque extractive corporate system with no real authority to help customers. Regus automatically renewed our contract without disclosing major material changes, including significant construction that makes the lobby unusable and at times unsafe due to scaffolding. When we requested termination based on these undisclosed conditions, Regus flatly refused. After we removed automatic credit card billing (which they used to process the renewal), Regus began charging late fees without properly flagging or issuing invoices. Meanwhile, they are holding a one-month retainer (no interest) and have already taken one month of prepaid rent, meaning we are effectively two months prepaid while still being assessed late fees. That is unreasonable and feels deliberately predatory. Regus also demands that rent be paid on the 15th of the prior month, or late fees apply--so they collect rent far in advance while charging penalties at the same time. After six months, we emailed on the 1st of the month requesting a payoff amount to settle the remaining balance. We received no response until the 17th, after the stated due date, and the response did not include a payoff amount. Bottom line: Regus corporate appears focused on value extraction, not customer service. It's unfortunate, because the local employees are doing their best--but they are trapped in a system that does not care about customers. I hope someone holds them institutionally responsible and please bewarned if you are considering them.

Reasonable facilities in Downtown Crossing, Boston & Quincy-Braintree, MA; however, their sales…read morestaff is misleading; Regus does not deliver on what they promise! To make matters worse, they have an opaque billing system, and dealing with Regus corporate is a nightmare (In one-on-one conversations with some of their employees, several have admitted to these billing system and corporate obfuscation/stonewalling issues)

I have been a tenant of Boston Offices for 10 years now, and I can say with conviction it is an…read moreoutstanding organization. The owner, Mark, has been wonderful from Day 1 and his team is fantastic. They are friendly, professional, helpful, and I feel like they care about helping our business succeed. There has been excellent communication throughout the 2020 speed bumps, regulation changes, and rules. Also, Mark has invested in upgrades and enhancements to the office space each year. Beautiful common areas. Perfect downtown Boston locations too. I highly recommend Boston offices to anyone or any business big or small.

I love being at Boston Offices! The space is professional…read moreyet has a great comfortable "vibe". I have experienced many opportunities to connect with clients. Today when I was at both 53 State and One Boston Place locations I felt thankful for the wonderful friendship I have with Boston Offices. Come by sometime and get a tour! Maybe on a day when goodies and coldbrew are served

Worth the hike up 294 steps to see 360 degree views of Boston from up above…read more The was a must do because it's free and part of The Freedom Trail. The surrounding area is walkable to see like the USS Constitution and the museum and the Paul Revere midnight landing sight.

We did it, climbed the Bunker Hill Monument! When it's open you can climb all 294 steps to see a…read morelovely view of Boston. They advise you can take your time with it, so that's what we did! This encouraged me to not speed up, and everyone inside was friendly. This has become part of the National Parks so there are rangers there for information if you need, plus across the street is a NPS Visitor Center with info to read and this cool miniature display of the Battle of Bunker Hill that reads aloud the story with the press of a button. Definitely a spot to check out, weather permitting if you want to climb up--if it's too hot they close the tower. All in all a cool stop to learn about Boston History on the Freedom Trail.