How many coworking spaces are there in Accra?
Coworking spaces listed
6
Updated July 2026
This sub-scope (Soho House-style private membership clubs and dedicated coliving+coworking hybrid brands like Selina/Outsite) is not meaningfully present in Accra — see content for details and the requested day-pass-vs-monthly math, which is still provided since it applies to Accra's coworking market generally.
- Typical monthly desk
- GHS 500
- Typical day pass
- GHS 30
Range GHS 200–GHS 2,079
Range GHS 20–GHS 929
Overall6.5/10Better coworking than about 60% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Prices across Accra coworking spaces vary a lot between sources and change often as the cedi fluctuates — treat quoted GHS figures as a starting point and confirm current rates directly with the venue before visiting.
- Backup power (generators/inverters) is a real selling point, not a nice-to-have: Ghana experiences periodic power outages, so ask any space about their backup setup before committing to a monthly plan.
- Local, community-style hubs like iSpace Ghana and Basecamp Initiative Accra are noticeably cheaper and more startup/community-oriented than corporate chains like Regus or Spaces, which cluster in Airport City and target established businesses at premium prices.
- If you want a 'hotel lobby with good wifi' work vibe, Accra doesn't yet have branded hotel-coworking hybrids — you'd be working informally from a hotel café/business center rather than a purpose-built coworking product.
- If you're picturing a Soho House- or Zero Bond-style private social club in Accra, it doesn't really exist yet — the closest things are polished standalone coworking spaces (buro., Impact Hub Accra, AfricaWorks) that focus on work rather than a blended work+social+wellness club model.
- There's also no established coliving-plus-coworking hybrid brand physically operating in Accra the way you'd find with Selina or Outsite in other nomad hubs — nomads typically arrange their own short-term apartment or serviced-apartment stay and then pick a separate coworking membership.
- For casual use, day passes at Accra's coworking spaces are cheap enough (around GHS 20) that you'd need to be working from one almost every weekday before a monthly membership actually saves you money.
Coworking Spaces
- Context Note
- No dedicated hotel-coworking hybrid brands (i.e., hotels formally operating a branded coworking product) were found for Accra. Upscale business hotels such as Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City have business centers, meeting facilities and reliable wifi/power that remote workers sometimes use informally, but these are not marketed or priced as coworking day-passes/memberships.
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Impact Hub Accra
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Osu (Ako-Adjei / Otswe-Oshie Street)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Accra's best-known social-innovation coworking hub, running since 2013. Strong entrepreneurial/startup energy with hackathons, pitch contests, accelerator cohorts and a digital innovation lab; has hosted global figures like Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel for events. Feels more like a startup community center than a quiet desk-and-laptop space.
- Notes
- Impact Hub Accra offers four membership tiers but exact day-pass and monthly pricing are not published on its site — contact the hub directly for current rates.
iSpace Ghana (iSpace Foundation)
- Day pass
- GHS 20
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Osu, next to the well-known 'Tea Bar' venue
- Monthly Price
- GHS 200
- Vibe and Amenities
- Founded in 2013 as one of Accra's original tech-focused coworking/incubator spaces. Offers ample desk space, dedicated backup power, and reliable internet aimed at freelancers and entrepreneurs. Also runs 'The Makerspace' workshop community and a health-innovation incubator program; open weekdays and reserved for events on weekends.
- Notes
- Some listings cite a broader monthly range of GHS 300-500 for similar Accra coworking spaces generally, so treat the GHS 200 monthly figure as a starting/base rate rather than fixed.
Basecamp Initiative Accra
- Day pass
- GHS 30
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- East Legon (same grounds as Crystal Park)
- Monthly Price
- GHS 500
- Vibe and Amenities
- Leans more arts-and-culture than the typical tech-incubator model, with an outdoor park-meeting option alongside indoor desks and on-demand meeting rooms. Offers sponsorship/free-residency programs for early-stage entrepreneurs and doubles as an events venue for film screenings, pop-ups and workshops.
- Notes
- A weekly pass is also available at GHS 180. Open 10am-10pm weekdays, 10am-8pm Saturdays.
Airport City and Accra City Centre
- Name
- Regus Accra (multiple locations: Silver Star Tower/Airport City, Atlantic Tower, city-centre)
- Day pass
- GHS 60
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Monthly Price
- GHS 2,079
- Vibe and Amenities
- Corporate, professional serviced-office chain rather than a startup-community vibe — polished open-plan coworking areas, private offices, meeting rooms and on-site support staff, aimed at established businesses and remote teams needing a formal address in Ghana's business districts.
- Notes
- Pricing varies widely by product: hot-desk day access starts around GHS 60/person/day, private day offices run GHS 829+/day, dedicated-desk monthly membership runs roughly GHS 2,079-3,279/person (24-month contract pricing), and private offices start from about GHS 1,785/person/month.
Spaces (IWG) — Greater Accra Locations
- Day pass
- GHS 929
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Airport City and other Greater Accra business districts (7 locations region-wide)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Design-forward, IWG-brand serviced coworking/office chain with soft seating, greenery and app-based booking; positioned for professional teams wanting flexible private offices plus coworking desks and meeting rooms across multiple Accra sites.
- Notes
- Quoted day-office price (~GHS 929) reflects a premium private day-office product. Longer commitments (24-month contracts) can bring the effective per-day cost down to roughly GHS 84/person; exact hot-desk day-pass pricing wasn't published separately.
AfricaWorks
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Four locations across Accra (exact addresses not specified in available sources)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A fast-growing pan-African flexible workspace operator (ranked among the Financial Times' fastest-growing African companies) offering private offices, shared desks, meeting rooms and conference spaces; positioned as a premium alternative to Regus/Spaces with a more design-led, pan-African brand identity.
- Notes
- Public day-pass and monthly pricing were not found; likely quote-based like other premium providers.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- summary: No confirmed, physically-operating Soho House-style private social/work clubs exist in Accra. Soho House's own city list includes Accra, but this reflects its broader 'Cities Without Houses' community network rather than a built, bookable House location in the city, and no Accra-specific membership pricing, address, or amenities could be verified. Similarly, no dedicated coliving-plus-coworking hybrid brand (the kind seen with AfricaWorks in Dakar or Selina/Outsite elsewhere) has a confirmed physical Accra location. AfricaWorks does operate in Accra, but its Accra listing is described as standard coworking (private offices, hot desks, meeting rooms) without the bundled coliving suites it advertises for Dakar. Accra's actual work-friendly landscape is built instead around standalone coworking operators (covered elsewhere in this category), such as buro., ComUnity_Spaces, Impact Hub Accra, Kukun, and international chains like Regus and AfricaWorks — none of which combine on-site accommodation with membership-club-style social/wellness amenities.
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