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Co-working in Amman

How many coworking spaces are there in Amman?

Coworking spaces listed

5

Updated July 2026

No Soho House-style private membership clubs or dedicated coliving-hybrid coworking spaces could be identified operating in Amman; the city's flexible-workspace market is made up of traditional coworking chains (Regus, Spaces) and independent hot-desk spots (bldr space, Antwork, Deewan Institute), not club/coliving hybrids.

Typical day pass
JOD 5.00

Range JOD 5.00–JOD 39

Overall6.6/10Better coworking than about 65% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

  • Amman's coworking scene is real but modest in size and clusters mainly in Abdali District, Sweifieh, Shmeisani, and Downtown — pick a neighborhood near your accommodation rather than expecting citywide density.
  • International chains (Regus, Spaces) offer the most transparent day-pass pricing and standardized amenities; independent spaces like Antwork, bldr space, and VBC generally require a direct call or visit to confirm current pricing since it isn't consistently published online.
  • If you value evening energy, ask about a space's actual after-hours crowd — at least one traditional space in Downtown is known to empty out noticeably by early evening.
  • No dedicated hotel-based coworking hybrids were identified in Amman at the time of research; if you need a hotel-adjacent workspace, you'll likely be relying on a hotel's own business center or lobby rather than a marketed coworking product.
  • Amman's coworking scene skews toward corporate serviced-office chains (Regus, Spaces/IWG) rather than lifestyle-oriented membership clubs or coliving-coworking hybrids you'd find in nomad hubs like Lisbon or Bali.
  • If you want a 'club' vibe with work+social+amenities, independent spots like bldr space (Swefieh Village / Mecca Street) lean more community-and-events focused than the corporate chains, though it's a standard coworking membership, not a private club.
  • Since there's no coliving-with-coworking product in Amman, most remote workers piece together their own setup: a furnished short-term apartment plus a nearby coworking desk or work-friendly café.
  • Given the limited coworking infrastructure, many long-stay nomads and language-program participants end up working from cafés (e.g. in Weibdeh or west Amman) rather than paying for a formal membership at all.

Coworking Spaces

Context Note
Research did not turn up any named, publicly-bookable hotel-coworking hybrid venues in Amman (i.e., hotels formally operating a coworking floor or day-pass desk program open to non-guests). Upscale hotels have business centers and lobby workspaces, but these are not documented as structured public coworking products with published day-pass or monthly pricing.

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • Abdali District, Sweifieh, and Shmeisani
    Name
    Regus (multiple Amman locations: Abdali/Edgo Atrium, Amman Gate, Armada Tower, Shmeisani)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Day Pass Price
    JOD 5.00
    Vibe and Amenities
    Corporate, standardized international chain feel across several branded business districts. The Coworking Access Plan is priced per day but sold as an unlimited-access monthly plan; dedicated desks and private offices are quoted separately, typically on longer contracts. Expect polished, formal business-center amenities (meeting rooms, reception support) rather than a startup/community vibe.
  • Spaces (IWG Brand, Multiple Amman Locations)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Abdali District and Sweifieh
    Day Pass Price
    JOD 39
    Vibe and Amenities
    Design-forward, creative-agency aesthetic aimed at 'forward thinkers.' Offers hot desks, dedicated desks, private day offices, and meeting rooms across its Amman locations, with cafés and community events at some branches. Long-term dedicated-desk pricing is quoted per day on 24-month contracts rather than as a simple month-to-month rate, so short-term nomads will mainly use the day pass / access-plan options.
  • Antwork
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Downtown (Wasat al-Balad), spread across two buildings
    Vibe and Amenities
    A traditional, member-focused coworking space with 24/7 access for members. First day is free via a booked tour, after which visitors upgrade to paid day passes through the space's app. One nomad reviewer described the staff as friendly and the space as well equipped, but noted the crowd clears out between roughly 5-7pm, leaving it fairly empty in the evenings, and felt meeting rooms were overpriced with no dedicated call booths for quick video calls. Reported internet speed was modest (around 8.5 Mbps down).
  • Bldr Space
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Sweifieh Village, with a second location on Mecca Street
    Vibe and Amenities
    Markets itself as Amman's community-first coworking space, prioritizing connection alongside hot desks and meeting rooms. Offers weekly, monthly, and flexible desk deals plus a steady stream of workshops and knowledge-sharing events; its event space is equipped with proper AV gear for launches and larger gatherings, making it popular with founders wanting more than just a seat.
  • VBC (Amman)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Three locations downtown, plus a presence near Abdoun/Sweifieh
    Vibe and Amenities
    Bright, non-smoking, naturally lit spaces with an in-house barista culture across its three downtown branches. Beyond hot desks and dedicated desks, VBC runs over 20 training and meeting rooms suited to everything from exam-prep students to executive negotiations, plus fully furnished private offices for longer-term needs.
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