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Co-working in Budapest

How many coworking spaces are there in Budapest?

Coworking spaces listed

19

Updated July 2026

In Budapest, 19 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs HUF 42,100/month.

Typical monthly desk
HUF 42,100

Range HUF 35,000–HUF 55,000

Typical day pass
HUF 4,500

Range HUF 3,239–HUF 4,900

Overall8/10Better coworking than about 75% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

  • Budapest coworking is notably cheaper than Vienna or Prague — day passes generally run in the roughly 3,000–5,000 HUF range and monthly hot-desk memberships from about 35,000–60,000 HUF at most central spaces.
  • English is widely spoken at essentially all of these spaces' staff and communities, so a language barrier is not a real concern.
  • Some central spaces (like Impact Hub and Muse) keep standard weekday business hours rather than 24/7 access — check opening hours before committing if you need evenings or weekends.
  • Several spaces (KAPTÁR, Kubik, LOFFICE, The Other WorkSpace) offer 24/7 or near-24/7 access for members, which is worth prioritizing if you keep unusual hours.
  • A number of newer or boutique spaces (HubHub Király26, Spaces Corvin Tower, both hotel-based hybrids) don't publish day-pass or monthly rates online — you'll need to request a quote or book a tour.
  • Budapest doesn't have a true 'Soho House-style' physical members' club scene the way London, Istanbul, or Berlin do — Brody House is the closest genuine local equivalent, and it's invite/referral-based rather than open sign-up.
  • If you see 'Soho House Budapest' mentioned anywhere, know that it refers to the 'Cities Without Houses' virtual membership tier only — there is no actual Soho House building in the city to walk into.
  • Named coliving-coworking hybrids in Budapest are still a fairly small, evolving market compared to cities like Lisbon or Bali — expect fewer polished options and more variation in what 'on-site coworking' actually means from property to property.
  • District VIII (Józsefváros) and District IX (Ferencváros) are the two main coliving hubs and are genuinely close to the center (walkable/short tram ride), not remote suburbs — but always double-check a specific property's exact address, since some hostel-coliving hybrids in these districts advertise as central while sitting further from downtown coworking options.
  • For most nomads, a standalone coworking membership (Kubik, Loffice, Mosaik, etc.) paired with a separate short-term furnished rental will be cheaper and more flexible than a bundled coliving-coworking hybrid unless the community/social side is the main draw.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • KAPTÁR Coworking
    Day pass
    HUF 3,500
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    District V (Belváros), Révay köz 4 — right by St. Stephen's Basilica, dead-center downtown
    Half Day Pass
    HUF 2,500
    Monthly Price
    HUF 55,000
    Vibe and Amenities
    KAPTÁR bills itself as the home of Budapest's freelancer and digital nomad community, close to everything and everyone in the city. Amenities include meeting rooms and phone booths, unlimited hot-beverage packages, laptop lockers, printing/scanning, and regular community events and workshops aimed at digital nomads.
  • Mosaik Coworking
    Day pass
    HUF 3,900
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    District XIII, next to the Flipper Múzeum (pinball museum)
    Monthly Price
    HUF 55,000
    Vibe and Amenities
    A funky, Scandinavian-designed space with geometric wallpaper, light beech desks and ergonomic chairs. Known for community events, workshops and courses aimed at startups and entrepreneurs, plus secure bike storage, a kitchen, unlimited espresso and lockers.
    Dedicated Desk Monthly
    HUF 59,000
  • LOFFICE
    Day pass
    HUF 3,239
    Week Pass
    HUF 16,200
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Multiple central locations including near Octogon (District VI), one of Budapest's original coworking brands
    Monthly Price
    HUF 42,100
    Vibe and Amenities
    LOFFICE was the first coworking location to open in Hungary and remains one of the most established brands, with several branches around central Budapest plus a sister location in Vienna. Comfortable desks, showers, bike storage, meeting rooms bundled into higher-tier passes, and a cross-border Budapest–Vienna membership option.
    Monthly 24 7 Price
    HUF 48,600
  • The Other WorkSpace
    Day pass
    HUF 4,900
    Week Pass
    HUF 22,500
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    District V/VI, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út 5 — central downtown
    Vibe and Amenities
    A smaller, 'hidden gem' style coworking space — busy enough for community but small enough to stay focused. High-end ergonomic (Steelcase) chairs, fast wifi for video calls, 24/7 security access, and a quiet, comfortable atmosphere. Monthly pricing is quote-based rather than published.
  • Muse Co-Working
    Day pass
    HUF 4,900
    Week Pass
    HUF 22,900
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    District XIII, Szent István krt. 15 — close to the Nyugati/West End area
    Vibe and Amenities
    Positioned as an inspiring, comfortable environment for remote workers, geared toward networking and creative work. Published pricing beyond day/week passes is limited — worth confirming monthly rates directly.
  • Eco-Office
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    District VII (Erzsébetváros/Jewish Quarter), Izabella u. 68/b
    Vibe and Amenities
    A friendly, budget-oriented space known for some of the more affordable coworking prices in the city. Coffee/tea options, a self-serve espresso machine, plenty of meeting rooms and a stable connection, though it can feel crowded at peak midday hours given its smaller size.
  • FRoffice Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    District XIII, Lehel u. 14
    Vibe and Amenities
    A quiet, spacious, dog-friendly coworking space with secure fast wifi and a well-equipped communal kitchen. Well connected by public transport. Exact day/monthly pricing isn't consistently published — best confirmed directly.
  • Impact Hub Budapest
    Day pass
    HUF 4,900
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Erzsébetváros area, part of the global Impact Hub network
    Vibe and Amenities
    Part of a global network of 101 hubs, so membership can carry over to other cities. Runs standard weekday hours (9am–6pm) rather than 24/7, offers free tea/coffee, and lets unlimited-plan members register their company at the Hub's business address.
    Week Pass 40hr
    HUF 22,500
    Dedicated Desk Addon
    HUF 13,500
    Monthly Price Unlimited
    HUF 54,500
  • Kubik Coworking
    Day pass
    HUF 4,500
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    District XIII, close to Margaret Island and Margaret Bridge
    Monthly Price
    HUF 35,000
    Vibe and Amenities
    One of Budapest's larger coworking spaces with 24/7 access for both hot-desk and dedicated-desk members. Onsite cafeteria/coffee shop, lockers, showers, mail handling, and a lively but cozy atmosphere with regular workshops and social events.
    Dedicated Desk Monthly
    HUF 45,000
  • HubHub Király26
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    District VI, Király utca 26 — central Budapest
    Vibe and Amenities
    An award-winning coworking and serviced-office hybrid spread across 2,400 sqm on two floors of a listed building with a large green courtyard. High-speed internet, unlimited specialty coffee, natural light, and a regular calendar of workshops and educational events. Pricing is quote-based.
  • Spaces Corvin Tower
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    District VIII, Futó utca 37-45 — Corvin Quarter, a short metro ride from the historic center
    Vibe and Amenities
    Part of the global Spaces/IWG network, offering flexible hot-desk, dedicated-desk and day-pass options (5, 10 or unlimited days/month). Amenities vary by plan and can include cafés, wellness facilities, gyms, bike storage and showers. Exact local pricing requires a quote through Spaces.
  • Create.26 at Stories Boutique Hotel
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    District VI, Király utca 26 — central Budapest, 5 minutes' walk from Deák Ferenc tér metro hub
    Vibe and Amenities
    A premium coworking/serviced-office hybrid built into the Stories Boutique Hotel building, with a jungle-themed aesthetic. Offers up to 11 meeting rooms, phone booths for private calls, a flexible event space, and the option to work from the hotel's café, kitchen or lounge areas in addition to two dedicated coworking offices. Unlimited coffee/tea and printing are included; pricing is arranged directly with the hotel rather than published online.
  • Baroque Hostel & Coworking
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Erzsébetváros (District VII) — Jewish Quarter / central nomad area
    Vibe and Amenities
    A hostel-coworking hybrid blending historic building charm with dedicated coworking space, in-room wifi, and a garden area. More budget/backpacker-oriented than Create.26, aimed at travelers who want a low-cost place to both sleep and get some work done. Specific coworking pricing isn't separately published — best to check directly with the hostel.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Brody House / Brody House Studios
    Type
    Membership club
    Neighborhood
    District VI (Terézváros), Vörösmarty utca
    Vibe and Amenities
    Budapest's original private members' club, running since 2009, built as a meeting place for creative and successful locals and expats. Brody House Studios (opened 2013) adds working artists' studios around a sheltered courtyard where members can drink and work while artists paint or sculpt nearby. The scene straddles book launches, art showings, big parties, and even polo matches — more social-creative salon than a quiet desk-and-wifi space.
    Membership Pricing
    Not publicly published. Joining requires a recommendation from an existing member, with the application then reviewed and approved by management — there's no open sign-up page or listed price tier.
    Work Friendliness Note
    This is a social/creative club first, coworking space second — good for networking, evening events and casual laptop time in the courtyard, not a dedicated desk-and-meeting-room setup like a formal coworking operator.
  • Soho House (Cities Without Houses Membership)
    Type
    Membership club
    Neighborhood
    n/a — Budapest has no bricks-and-mortar Soho House
    Vibe and Amenities
    Budapest is listed as one of Soho House's 'Cities Without Houses' communities, a global membership tier for members who don't have a local physical House. It gives access to actual Houses (with their work-friendly lounges, restaurants and events) when traveling, plus local Budapest-based member events, but there is no standalone Soho House workspace or building to visit day-to-day in the city itself.
    Membership Pricing
    Priced as a global membership tier (not a Budapest-specific fee); costs are set by Soho House centrally and vary by region, generally cheaper than 'Every House' access.
    Work Friendliness Note
    Not a real local work option for a nomad based in Budapest day-to-day — flag this clearly so people don't expect a physical House to walk into.
  • Loft Coliving Budapest
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Central Pest, near the Central Market Hall, parallel to Váci utca (District V area)
    Vibe and Amenities
    A small, homey hybrid between a hostel and a coworking coliving space. On-site coworking is included in the stay at no extra cost, alongside a fully equipped kitchen, laundry and free coffee. Shared rooms hold up to three roommates with lockers and storage; there are also private rooms/couple rooms. The vibe leans social rather than corporate — staff organize evening outings and give local tips rather than running structured pub crawls.

    Pricing

    Note
    Priced as accommodation (room rate includes coworking access) rather than a separate coworking membership fee; exact current room rates were not found at the time of research and should be confirmed directly with the property.
  • Hubs (Budapest Network Property)
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Central Pest (exact building location varies by current inventory within the Hubs network)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Positioned as the coworking-centric choice among Budapest coliving operators — residents get 24/7 access to on-site coworking, meeting rooms and high-speed fiber, with a physical separation between bedroom and office space in the building. The community skews toward entrepreneurs and freelancers doing focused 'deep work' rather than a party-first crowd, and the operator provides official rental paperwork useful for visa/residence purposes.

    Pricing

    Note
    No published flat monthly rate found; pricing is quoted per apartment/room availability through the Hubs booking platform.
  • Budapest Coliving
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    District VIII (Józsefváros)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Converts large, historic 'Polgári' (grand bourgeois) apartments with 4-meter ceilings and original double doors into shared coliving communities, in a district now known for art galleries, ruin bars and hipster culture near the National Museum. Marketed as an authentic, local-feel alternative to more corporate coliving/coworking hybrids.
    Coworking Caveat
    Some reporting on a same/similarly-named 'Budapest Coliving' property in District IX describes it as a hostel-style space WITHOUT in-house coworking (nearest professional workspace ~25 minutes away by public transport) — there appears to be inconsistency across sources about whether coworking is truly on-site, so confirm directly before booking if dedicated desk access is a priority.

    Pricing

    Monthly Low
    €400
    Monthly High
    €650
  • Fuse Stays
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    District IX (Ferencváros) — Budapest's craft-beer and university district
    Vibe and Amenities
    Community-heavy operator built around the 'Fuse Family' concept: rooftop yoga, community dinners, organized pub crawls and a buddy system pairing new arrivals with existing residents. Runs mostly on semester-based or 5-month minimum contracts, so it suits longer-stay nomads more than short hoppers. Coworking is not a headline feature here — it's closer to a highly social long-stay hostel/coliving than a work-first hybrid.

    Pricing

    Monthly Low
    €350
    Monthly High
    €600
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