Very efficient and helpful for our needs. They also have some good co- working spaces in an…read moreexcellent location.

I've had a private office here for a few months, clean space with great energy. Our team has…read moremeetings in conference room often.

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.

Superior value ! Where else can you get the amenities of a full office including a high level…read morereception staff ? We have been very happy over the years. Well run operation!

These guys are wonderful. They return your call promptly, come when they say they will, are super…read morerespectful of your home while working inside and out washing your windows. PLUS - they do a fantastic job - windows look great. Thanks Dave and Jean!

They clean the gutters for me once a year. Very quick & reasonable. The gutters are super high up…read more My 30' ladder can't come close so it requires a professional w the right tools.

Natick Coworking is a great place to work. I wish I lived in Massachusetts so I could make this my…read morehome office. The environment is quiet and comfortable and the members and owners are very friendly. The desks each have an HDMI monitor for convenient plugin of your laptop. Prices are reasonable. Highly recommended.

I have been working from Natick CoWorking for a few months. The location is great, in downtown…read moreNatick, and the environment is friendly and collegial. I have built a great network with the other people here and always feel that we are invested in each other's success. The owners are incredibly helpful and responsive to newcomers. As coworking spaces go, this one is small, with one conference room and one private office. It is, however, clean, neat, and has plenty of amenities on site including snacks, coffee, sparkling water, a tea kettle, refrigerator, full kitchenette, soundproof phone booths, and printing services. It is a great fit for anyone wanting to work in downtown Natick who doesn't want to rent a full office suite for themselves. They also rent out the conference room per diem to nonmember groups, for folks who just need to host a meeting.

Pros: convenient to central square, cool ambiance, nice staff, available by the day for just $30,…read moregood light. lots of space, coffee and tea available, nice private meeting rooms are also available at $100/hr. Cons: REALLY loud. They have music playing (not blasting, but still....), and a lot of conversing going on (which oddly seems to be among the staff and management--they do know people here are trying to work, right?).

Having become familiar with cowkorking spaces in Philadelphia like the very awesome Indy Hall, I…read morethink I became too comfortable in what I imagined a space to be. I wanted to work from a space in Boston a few months ago, and gave Workbar's new-ish Cambridge location a try. But whereas Indy Hall is an inspirational, creative space full of amazing people who make you feel at home in their community, Workbar is much less so. In fact from what I can remember, only one person one their staff spoke with me during my entire week there, and almost reluctantly so. It was a huge shock coming form a city where most people in the coworking space try very hard to make others feel included and supported. Quite honestly, Workbar feels less like a coworking space and more like a real, regular working space The downstairs area, where I spent most of my time, tries to be a hip cafe, with long communal tables and music playing. This does not, however, appear to translate into the kinds of transient conversations between strangers you might find in an actual cafe. Meanwhile, the upstairs feels like a cubical farm without any cubicles, with long work tables full of people quietly tapping away and conference rooms lining the outer walls. It actually felt uncomfortable to walk through, like I was invading an actual company's prviate space. It was uninviting and a little unnerving. Maybe spaces like this in Boston are meant for Very Serious Startup Workers funded by Large, Important Venture Funds. If that's the case and that's the environment you're looking for, then by all means, give Workbar a try. But if you're not into the sterile, quietcore worker scene and go to coworking spaces to interact with other people, you might just want to work from a cafe instead.

Front door to 400 still unlocked 24/7. Guess "management" doesn't even know about this. Beware!read more

I have been a executive suite with Cummings for five years. Very please, great offices and most…read moreimportantly great staff. The staff is super friendly and helpful. I high recommend Cummings executive suites.

Workbar is a spectacular coworking space and offers spacious offices in many locations all over the…read moreBoston area and suburbs. The Arlington location is in an old mill directly in downtown Arlington and is a pretty cool set up, offering small offices, shared desks and also private conference rooms, as well as pretty nice common areas, kitchens and rest rooms, all housed in a 2 floor exposed brick wall space with plenty of free parking and close to the center of town. The cool thing about Workbar, they are sanitized and clean and spacious and adhere to Covid rules and are environmentally one of the best places I have seen, plus offer cool amenities and you can visit other locations as long as you have a membership. I love being a member and its a tight knit community of members and the staff of community managers is helpful and friendly! Their rates are competitive and they are a month to month set up.

Great and productive environment full of good and interesting people. It is a gem for solo…read morepractitioners, telecommuters or small teams.