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Top Co-Working Spaces In Hong Kong: Where To Work Remotely

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Need a space to get work done? Coworking spaces in Hong Kong offer different packages to suit different needs. Read on for shared office spaces all across Hong Kong (surely, one near your home!).

Working remotely? You’re not the only one! In fact, Sassy Mama works out of a coworking space so we know a thing or two about remote work. Re-entering the workforce as a parent can be tough, and add work from home scenarios into the mix and all sorts of chaos can unfold. Luckily, there is a wealth of co-working spaces for you in Hong Kong. We’ve listed some of the most popular and efficient ones – pick the one that suits you best in terms of location, rates and facilities and get cracking.

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Coworking Spaces Hong Kong The Hive

the Hive – Popular coworking space in Hong Kong with multiple branches and plenty of community events

We at Sassy Mama love the Hive! Its bright, beautiful spaces have been host to many of our events and are our current workspace! With locations across Hong Kong (and Asia as a whole!), the Hive is home to a creative community with a lively vibe that’s perfect for freelancers, entrepreneurs and young companies. Plus, with its regular community events, you’re bound to meet like-minded individuals.

The Hive, various locations across Hong Kong, www.thehive.com


Ooosh – Coworking space decked with ergonomic chairs, locker access, spacious desks and access to a pantry

If you’re looking to start your own business venture, or you’re a recent entrepreneur looking to give your company more exposure and a boost, Ooosh provides growth-centric collaborative solutions for its members. Be a part of its community of investors, founders, digital marketing experts and mentors, and have a sleek workspace to get things done! It has locations in Quarry Bay, Central and Lai Chi Kok.

Ooosh, various locations in Hong Kong, www.ooo.sh

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Coworking Spaces Hong Kong Desk One

Desk One – Affordable rates for hot desks, day passes and more

Even with coworking spaces, it can be tough to find a nook that’s quiet. All of Desk One’s coworking spaces come with a quiet room to crack on with work, minus distractions. Plus, the setting is more like a cafe (with good coffee to boot!) so you can expect comfort and cosiness! A day pass costs $138 on weekdays, and depending on how you like it, you can bump up your pass for the monthly pass with access to all of Desk One’s locations.

Desk One, various locations across Hong Kong, Whatsapp: 2185 6660, www.desk-one.hk


Spaces – Professional workspace with spacious meeting rooms, work desks, barista coffee and more

A well-established coworking space spanning Europe, Asia and the Americas, Spaces has seven locations in Hong Kong, each one offering hot desks, dedicated desks and more. If you ask us, our favourite location is the one at Sun House as it’s more spacious and quiet. Six of its locations are on Hong Kong Island, with one in Kwun Tong.

Spaces, various locations across Hong Kong, www.spacesworks.com

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theDesk – An extensive list of coworking spaces in Kowloon, Hong Kong Island & Sha Tin

With a minimalist design, its emphasis is on a tranquil and uncluttered workspace, allowing you to produce your best and most creative work. With hot desk options starting at $2,550 per person per month, it also offers dedicated desks, private offices, meeting rooms, event rentals and ideation spaces.

theDesk, various locations across Hong Kong, 3703 3360www.thedesk.com


Garage Society – Cosy coworking space with a strong community

With locations in Sai Ying Pun, Sheung Wan, Wan Chai and Central, Garage Society Hong Kong gives its members the opportunity to socialise, network and collaborate with other companies and brands – all in a beautifully decorated and fully serviced space. We find it to be the perfect creative space and working environment (the Asahi tap and gorgeous terrace helps as well!).

Garage Society, various locations across Hong Kong, www.thegaragesociety.com

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Compass Offices – Flexible shared office space with locations across the globe

This one is perfect for all jet-setting parents! Besides having plenty of office space across the region, Compass also has 20 locations throughout Hong Kong. A very reasonable option instead of lounging at a coffee shop would be to take a U-Desk from Compass for as little as $100 a day (free tea, coffee and wifi included!).

Compass Offices, various locations across Hong Kong, 3796 7188www.compassoffices.com


Banyan Workspace – Upscale coworking space with flexible membership

Well-designed, warm, comfortable and overall just the right setting to keep your motivation going. Aside from its hot desk ($3,288 per month) and dedicated desk ($4,000 per month) packages, you can also book its corporate event spaces by the hour.

Banyan Workspace, Suite 1204, Eastern Harbour Centre, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 6923 8818, www.banyanworkspace.com


Coworking Spaces Hong Kong Metropolitan Workshop

Metropolitan Workshop – Coworking space with offices in Yuen Long, Central, Kwai Chung and more

Polished with a meeting room, event spaces and even a private kitchen, Metropolitan Workshop has seven locations in Hong Kong (two in Central). A hot desk will cost you $2,000 per month and a dedicated desk costs $2,500. There’s 24-hour access with your key card and free-flow coffee, tea and water, us a number of exclusive perks for members.

Metropolitan Workshop, various locations across Hong Kong, 3955 8550www.metroworkshop.com.hk

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Editor’s note: “Top Co-Working Spaces In Hong Kong: Where To Work Remotely” was most recently updated in November 2023 by Fashila Kanakka. With thanks to Anita Balagopalan for her contribution. 

  Main image courtesy of Getty, image 1 courtesy of The Hive Hong Kong via Facebook, image 2 courtesy of Desk One, image 3 courtesy of theDesk, image 4 courtesy of Garage Society via Facebook, image 5 courtesy of Banyan Workspace via Facebook, image 6 courtesy of Metropolitan Workspace via Facebook

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