Amazing place to rent out for any time of event. Close to the highway and easy to find.read more

Great venue. Easy access from I-40 and the airport, ample parking and a great facility. The…read morelighting and signage system they have will make any event pop. The added feature of videotaping has been a valuable option for our last two events.

My job officially closed their RTP office last summer, and while I love working from home full…read moretime, I do love having the option to meet up with coworkers in person as well! The coworking space at The Frontier is so perfect. You need a membership, but it is free to sign up online. There are so many seating options and small conference rooms to utilize there. The best part is the space is dog-friendly so I love to bring my dog to work with me! It is a short walk over to Boxyard for lots of delicious, local food options as well. They also offer lots of different events and happy hours you can find online or their social media. Highly recommend!

Free coworking? Yes, please! Frontier RTP is the only free coworking space in the Triangle! This is…read morea great place to stop in and get some work done. And when you get hungry, you can always walk over to Boxyard and grab some delicious food! They also have free conference rooms, which is a huge plus. They have free beer and wine on Thursdays, it's an event they do called Out of Office and it gets a great crowd! They have other free events, too, like fitness and lunch and learns. It's a great place to spend the day.

Paramount was the perfect venue for our wedding! It's gorgeous and easy to customize, and we also…read moreloved how the large parking lot made things easy for our guests. Planning a wedding from out of state wasn't without challenges, but the staff at Paramount worked very well with my mom and helped us smooth out details for the day. The end result--from lighting to draping and everything in between--was beautiful. Thank you so much to the Paramount staff for all of your help and hard work!

It's a great Venus space. We had charcuterie for the adults and pizza for the children. The grand…read moreballroom is a nice space.

I was working remote in the Raleigh area last month and my son recommended the Boxyard as a fun…read moreplace to hang out (with strong wi-fi). He wasn't wrong! This container-ship style little community spot is a gem for sitting in their big, shaded outdoor area (yes with free wi-fi) and grabbing a coffee, snack, lunch or (if you stay long enough) even a beer or cocktail! The day I visited was a warm one, and I appreciated not only the shade but the GINORMOUS overhead ceiling fan. I got there in the morning and it was incredibly quiet, with just a little coffee shop open (yay for an iced coffee and delish pumpkin muffin); I did a bunch of work, including two video meetings, and there was barely anyone around. By noon, it did start to get busier as the restaurants opened up. I didn't end up grabbing lunch, but some some delish eats walking by! Eventually it got pretty warm, even with the fan, so I moved to another (indoor) location for the rest of the afternoon. I'll definitely return here on my next trip to RDU!

First time visiting this place - specifically the Makery at Boxyard. The Makery is the extension of…read moreKidzu that closed due to flooding in 2025 and we missed going there. I made an appointment and had to wait for a few minutes for them to open but once we were in - Emma gave us the low down of the place. Crafts galore! Pretty much you pick any project and pay $20.00 pp for a 2 hour window. We had a lot of fun making crafts - using the 3d printer and I carved a pattern on a piece of wood. I recommend taking your kids or friends here and then grabbing a bite as there's lot of businesses here and it's popular.

I went to a marketing workshop held by TIMA here today and I actually stayed after my presentation…read morejust to hang out in their space (--ok, and raid their kitchen). The kitchen was fully stocked with Klondike Bars and other ice cream treats, plus frozen and un-frozen candy bars, jars of goodies including gumballs, gummy bears, peanut M&Ms, a display of pastries, donuts and bagels, string cheeses, water, OJ, coffee. It felt a lot like Yelp HQ -- except lacking an essential keg and some Kettle Chips. And punchy atmosphere. And employees that look like they came out of an Abercrombie ad. But okay, kitchen aside, I was still impressed. The staff at the Center got up to help me navigate my way around the labyrinth of meeting rooms. The rooms themsleves are varied, so you can have a more intimate roundtable or a formal lecture. Most of the audience seating has outlets for keeping our important laptops and blackberries and iPads and all that jazz juiced up. There's outdoor seating for your lunch or private phone call needs. And the indoor bistro area is by some big, bright windows, which helped me recharge after being holed up in a conference room for an hour. Can't give a full 5 stars since I've never dealt with these guys on renting the space and all those logistics. But I can say they handled the day-of conference beautifully. Meeting rooms were all labeled with their proper sessions, and there's even an electronic board outside the elevators that updates itself with what's happening where. Definitely consider it for your conferencing needs!

Lots of options great staff! Held our group of 30 very comfortable. Very attentive to our group and…read morewas great to work with

The venue is good , but the financial transactions are shady , also they make sure not to return…read morethe full security deposit. We booked for an event on 5/31 from 10-3 Pm since 5 hrs is minimum requirement. the day before they said we have another event booked at 4 and you need to vacate by 2.30 PM. There was no paperwork regarding booking , the day before they said forgot to tell we need security deposit of $500 and they want payment in Cash though I paid through Zelle in advance. we vacated the place by 3 PM and they deducted $250 from security deposit saying we overstayed for 30 minutes. the motive is to charge more money and not return the security deposit in full , nothing in writing regarding the bookings. the venue is good and maintained properly my advice for anyone booking this venue is to get everything in writing and proper invoicing for the amount paid.

We had a great experience with Utsav event hall.. We conducted a Celestial wedding event.. Utsav…read morewas perfect for it with a good sound system, projector set up and uplifting ambience.. We would love to come back and do more events and celebrations here and encourage others to do so.

This company has a ridiculous and very sneaky "auto renew" policy which will renew your entire…read morecontract (a year renewal) three months before it is set to expire with no warning - a courtesy email is just expected in this day and age. Their customer service is extremely frustrating. No one you deal with on a day to day basis can help you, it's "company policy". Their "customer service department" is actually just their finance department which is very weird. However after much frustration, a nasty yelp review, many calls and emails - I ended up being able to reach the regional manager who was able to help me. They did in fact allow me out of my contract (I had to cancel with three months notice which was fine). I am happy with the end result but i maintain that their policy needs to change and they need to seriously work on their customer service.

I wish that it was possible to leave zero starts. Regus is the most unscrupulous company with…read morewhich I have ever had business dealings. Please do NOT use this company. You can find much better services elsewhere. The staff is useless and the business policies are deceptive. If you don't have any other options and decide to contract with them make sure that you ask about the auto renew policy as well as the close out fees which will be in excess of a thousand dollars when you terminate your contract. Get everything in writing, absolutely everything. Do not take the center manager's word for anything. Avoid regus at all costs.

This was my second time coming to the Brier Creek country club for an event. Both times I enjoyed…read moremyself. There is plenty of parking in front of the country club. The ballroom that we utilized is spacious with multiple tables and chairs and enough room for a dance floor and/or stage. The venue was nicely decorated and had festive decorations such as large Christmas trees and lights inside. There were also beautiful chandeliers inside of the ballroom. Water, salad dressing, butter, and rolls were on our table and we were served salads. The servers were really friendly and helpful. The food was served to us buffet style by the staff and it was good. One of my my favorites was the bbq salmon topped with corn. I had never had salmon prepared this way but all of the flavors came together nicely. I would def consider hosting an event here or recommending someone contact this business to host their event at this venue.

I took my two small hungry children to Brier Creek Country Club (of which I was a member) on a…read moreSunday afternoon dressed in shorts and a T-shirt. I was denied entry into Deke's (the ground floor bar and restaurant) "Because I was wearing a T-shirt, which didn't meet the new dress code". I looked in disbelieve at that moment, to see two gentlemen actually wearing T-shirts, at which time I asked to speak to the manager. The lady fired back, "I AM the manager", at which time I asked to speak to a higher level manager, as two others were wearing T-shirts. She resisted to get the higher level manager, and continued to argue that that was their new dress code, at which time I asked again to speak "to the higher level manager". She resisted again, so I asked again. She then replied, "Don't yell at me", which was a fabrication, and went to get the Food and Beverage Director. She was obviously angry because I asked to speak to the higher level manager. The Food and Beverage Director came (David), he looked disheveled, in a 1950s suit, Beard also disheveled, and he had a strange odor. By his behavior, it was clear he was informed that I had "yelled" at the other lady, in her words, as his attitude was as bad as his appearance. He asked if I, "was a member", of which I said I was. I gave him both my name and my wife's name. He then looked up the wrong name, and exclaimed to everyone in the club that I was, "NOT a member". This was found to be false an hour later, when my wife called back in to check on why they claimed the membership was not correct. He didn't look up my name or my wife's name correctly, saying we must not have paid the membership bill, in front of the other members. It was a complete fail. It got even worse. At that point, I pointed out the 2nd patron who was wearing a T-shirt, the Food and Beverage Manager grabbed my right shoulder to escort me out (after telling everyone in earshot I was not a member, which he was incorrect). I couldn't believe it. I shoved him back, told him not to make physical contact with me. I was asked to depart the club, which I did, with my two hungry toddlers. The Food and Beverage Director, who must weigh 250 lbs, continued to provoke and follow me in close proximity, even after I was outside. I did an about face, and told him not to invade my space, and that he was a fat man who should not be following me so closely. He then backed away. I must admit, I should have have called him a fatso, as it had nothing to do with his incompetence or his bad hygiene. I took hit personally, while pushing a baby carriage out of the restaurant, with two hungry toddlers. Brier Creek has been known in the RDU area to be a C-grade club by many professionals, but since their last General Manager passed away unexpectedly, they've really gone down hill to a D-grade club. Try the other clubs in Raleigh and Durham, if you want to go to a place that has competent and courteous personnel. In summary, they don't enforce their dress code equally, and turned me away, saying I was not a member, with two hungry babies, because of a T-shirt, while two other patrons were wearing T-shirts. Some history: I had contacted the Club Manager, Stefan Russell, in a private meeting a few months prior to this incident, to politely let him know the service in Deke's was horrible after waiting 15 minutes for a server. I explained to him that I had worked 15 years as a server in restaurants. He was polite and courteous, and we discussed his being from Europe. It crossed my mind, this might have been why the floor manager, a short woman, may have initially denied me entry, even though two other men were sitting near the front desk, also wearing T-shirts. She had no explanation of why they were wearing T-shirts, however I was being denied entry. The Club Manager, Doug Anderson, obviously doesn't know how to select or train managers at Brier Creek Country Club. For this reason, I predict there will be a continued subpar experience for the members of Brier Creek Country Club.

came to NC for a work trip and met with a co-worker at this co-location space. Clean, well stocked…read moreand good internet connectivity. Lots of decent size conference rooms and many mini phone booths/rooms for calls. There's a bullpen which is open and airy with comfy couches and work tables, all appropriately socially distanced apart. The roof top has tables/seats for outdoor dining, which was lovely as we enjoyed nice weather to eat our lunch outside. It's close to eating places and stores so you can find most things within walking distance. Would come back again!

very impressive. great place to meet young, high tech start ups. Very motivating. organized…read moreand efficient.