How many coworking spaces are there in Hong Kong?
Coworking spaces listed
15
Updated July 2026
In Hong Kong, 15 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs HK$2,250/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- HK$2,250
- Typical day pass
- HK$250
Range HK$1,250–HK$3,600
Range HK$138–HK$2,724
Overall5.1/10Weaker coworking than about 55% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Day passes at most traditional coworking spaces in Hong Kong cluster in the HK$140–400 range, and several networks (The Hive, Desk-One, Regus) also sell 1-hour or 3-hour micro-passes for under HK$150 if you only need a short block of focused time.
- Coworking is heavily concentrated in a handful of nomad-friendly neighborhoods — Central, Sheung Wan, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay and Quarry Bay on Hong Kong Island — so it's easy to hop between spaces on the same MTR line.
- Big global brands like WeWork don't publish Hong Kong pricing online; you generally have to visit or contact a location directly (or use their FlexJoy walk-in day-pass system) to get a rate.
- Booking apps like Booqed and Deskimo let you compare and reserve hot desks or meeting rooms by the hour across many independent spaces, which is useful if you want to 'space-hop' rather than commit to one membership.
- Hotel-based coworking (Eaton House, Hyatt Centric's Meeting Suite) is a good option if you want gym/pool access bundled with your workday, but published day-pass pricing for these hybrids is less transparent than for standalone coworking chains — expect to enquire directly.
- Soho House Hong Kong is application-based and typically requires a recommendation from an existing member — it's not something you can join on the spot as a newly-arrived nomad.
- Soho House's coworking floors ('Soho Works') are bundled into the same membership as the social club, gym, and dining spaces, so you're paying for a lifestyle club rather than a pure desk rental.
- FCC membership is genuinely restrictive — it's built for working journalists/correspondents and a few adjacent categories, so most remote workers won't qualify even though the space itself is very work-friendly.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Banyan Workspace
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Quarry Bay (waterfront)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Described by reviewers as one of the most visually striking coworking spaces in the city — a design-led, eco-conscious space on the Quarry Bay waterfront with shared desks, meeting rooms, lounges and private offices, offered on hourly and monthly rates. No fixed public day-pass/monthly figure could be confirmed; contact venue directly for current rates.
Multiple Hong Kong Island Locations, Including Central and Wan Chai
- Name
- The Hive (multiple locations: Central, Wan Chai, Sai Ying Pun, Causeway Bay, Kennedy Town)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Day Pass Price
- HK$140
- Vibe and Amenities
- One of Hong Kong's original coworking networks, founded in 2012, with hot desks, dedicated desks, private offices, meeting rooms and event space. The day pass covers open-area and hot-desk access on weekdays 9am–6pm and includes WiFi, power, pantry and pay-per-use printing/meeting rooms; shorter 3-hour (HK$100) and 1-hour (HK$40) passes also available. Some locations (e.g. Kennedy Town) have a creative/photography-studio bent with a sound-sauna meditation room.
Desk-One
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple locations including Causeway Bay and Wan Chai (branded 'Glue')
- Day Pass Price
- HK$138
- Vibe and Amenities
- Combines café, library and coworking space into one calm, tranquil workspace geared toward focus and study as much as remote work; furnished with sofas, floor-to-ceiling windows and private rooms. Offers hourly, daily and monthly passes.
Metro Workspace
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple locations including Central, Admiralty, Wan Chai and Tin Hau
- Monthly Price
- HK$2,500
- Day Pass Price
- HK$300
- Vibe and Amenities
- Straightforward, no-frills flexible plans (HK$2,000–6,000/month depending on desk type and location) aimed at freelancers, small teams and legal/finance/creative firms; a hot-desk-plus-virtual-office bundle is HK$2,500/month. Includes high-speed internet, lounge access and refreshments in the base plan.
The Great Room
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Quarry Bay (One Taikoo Place)
- Monthly Price
- HK$3,600
- Day Pass Price
- HK$400
- Vibe and Amenities
- Singapore-founded, hotel-inspired luxury coworking occupying 24,000 sq ft in a Triple Grade-A office tower; polished, quiet, design-forward space aimed at corporates, legal, consulting and media firms wanting a prestigious address. Dedicated office plans start from HK$4,500/month.
The Executive Centre (TEC)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central (multiple towers including One IFC, Nexxus Building, Prosperity Tower) and Quarry Bay (Taikoo Place)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Premium, corporate-feeling flexible workspace provider with 11+ Hong Kong locations in top-tier office towers, in-centre barista bars and customisable event spaces; pricing generally not published and is quoted on request, with day passes and monthly coworking plans available on flexible contract terms.
Spaces
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Wan Chai and other Hong Kong Island CBD locations
- Monthly Price
- HK$1,250
- Vibe and Amenities
- Part of the global IWG network; dynamic, design-forward workspaces meant to encourage collaboration, with hot desks from roughly HK$1,250–3,000/month, dedicated desks HK$3,000–5,000/month, and private offices HK$3,500–6,000/month depending on location, with Wan Chai commanding higher rates.
Regus
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Widespread across Hong Kong Island (Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Sheung Wan, Quarry Bay) and Kowloon (Tsim Sha Tsui)
- Monthly Price
- HK$2,250
- Day Pass Price
- HK$250
- Vibe and Amenities
- Long-established global flexible-office brand; bright, ergonomically designed coworking floors, business lounges and meeting rooms with 24/7 access on some memberships. Day coworking passes run from about HK$250–380/day, and a week pass is around HK$1,200.
The Work Project (Midtown)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Causeway Bay (Soundwill Plaza II, near Times Square)
- Day Pass Price
- HK$2,724
- Vibe and Amenities
- Award-winning, hospitality-driven design that has been ranked among the most beautiful coworking spaces globally by Forbes; central Causeway Bay location, praised for aesthetics and service but positioned as one of the pricier options in the city.
Blueprint
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Quarry Bay (Taikoo Place)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Owned and operated by Swire Properties; flexible workspace with a communal café, lounge and terrace, 24-hour access, and pass structures including a 10-Day Flexi Pass, Five-Day Week Pass and single Day Pass; exact pricing not published online.
TheDesk
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Sheung Wan
- Vibe and Amenities
- Five-floor space known for a large open-air, greenery-filled terrace — a relaxed, urban-oasis feel just outside the core CBD hustle, with occasional workshops and gardening/skill sessions to break up the workday.
Eaton House at Eaton HK
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Jordan (Nathan Road)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A creative-industry-leaning coworking space embedded inside Eaton HK hotel in Jordan; members get full access to the hotel's pool and gym plus its curated cultural programming and art exhibitions, and there is a 50-seat screening room ('Kino') with a 4K digital cinema projector. Offers day passes, monthly passes, private offices and conference/theater rental; exact pass pricing not published and quoted on enquiry.
Meeting Suite / Desk-One Collaboration at Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- North Point
- Vibe and Amenities
- Converted hotel rooms rented out as private coworking/meeting suites, a format that emerged during the pandemic and has persisted; a 4+ hour booking includes 2-hour access to the hotel's fitness centre and infinity pool, plus optional add-on lounge access around HK$180/person and a discount on hotel food and beverage.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
Clubs and Hybrids
Soho House Hong Kong
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Sheung Wan (on the border with Sai Ying Pun)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A private members' club aimed at people in creative industries, occupying multiple floors of a 28-storey Sheung Wan tower. Members get a dedicated coworking floor set ('Soho Works') alongside a house brasserie, a rooftop pool room, a three-floor gym/wellness area, a screening room, and event/social programming. Interiors reference Wong Kar-wai-era Hong Kong film aesthetics and feature a large collection of Hong Kong-based artists' work.
- Access Notes
- Requires an application, typically with references from existing members; not a walk-in day-pass space.
Membership Fees
- Monthly Fee Under 27
- HK$854
- One Time Joining Fee
- HK$4,940
- Monthly Fee Local House
- HK$1,717
Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC) Hong Kong
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Central (Ice House Street)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A historic press club housed in the old Ice House building, with a main bar and dining room, a Chinese restaurant, a verandah, and a health club. Functions as a work-and-social hub specifically for media professionals rather than the general public — membership is restricted to five defined categories (correspondent, journalist, associate, corporate, diplomatic), so it is not broadly accessible to nomads outside media/journalism.
- Access Notes
- Eligibility is restricted to journalists, correspondents, and a small set of associate/corporate/diplomatic categories — not open membership.
Membership Fees
- Joining Fee Associate
- HK$45,000
- Monthly Fee Associate
- HK$1,300
- Joining Fee Correspondent Journalist
- HK$3,850
- Monthly Fee Correspondent Journalist
- HK$1,300
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 9 visits.
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