How many coworking spaces are there in Lombok?
Coworking spaces listed
9
Updated July 2026
In Lombok, 9 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs IDR 2,000,000/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- IDR 2,000,000
- Typical day pass
- IDR 100,000
Range IDR 1,000,000–IDR 2,100,000
Range IDR 100,000–IDR 200,000
Overall7/10Better coworking than about 65% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Kuta Lombok's coworking scene is small compared to Bali or Chiang Mai — expect a handful of dedicated spaces rather than one on every corner, so it's worth scoping out your options before committing to a long stay.
- Hotel-based hybrids like KARIA (inside TIKA Hotels) and Dream Cowork Hotel let you combine lodging and workspace in one place, which can simplify logistics if you're staying a month or more.
- South Lombok Cowork keeps limited hours for day-pass users (weekdays only, 8:30am–5pm) and is closed weekends unless you hold a weekly or monthly membership — plan single-visit trips accordingly.
- Published prices for the same venue (especially The Spot) vary noticeably between the operator's own site and third-party aggregators — it's worth confirming current rates directly with the venue before budgeting.
- Lombok's coworking/coliving scene is much smaller and newer than Bali's — most spaces are small, owner-run operations rather than branded chains, so amenities and pricing can change quickly; always confirm current details directly with the venue before booking.
- There are no Soho House-style private membership clubs (combining work, socializing, and lifestyle amenities behind a paid membership) in Lombok at this time — this is simply not yet a feature of the market here.
- A few 'coliving-hybrid' spaces are really coworking spaces attached to a guesthouse, hostel, or hotel rather than purpose-built coliving villas — worth checking whether you want a curated coliving community or just work-friendly lodging.
- At least one prominently marketed 'coliving and coworking destination' (The Green Hub) presents itself heavily as a real-estate investment opportunity, so it's worth confirming it is actually open and operating as a resident-facing space before planning a stay around it.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
The Spot
- Day pass
- IDR 100,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kuta Lombok (Jalan Sawe Batu Riti II), a garden compound just off Kuta's main strip
- Monthly Price
- IDR 2,100,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Started as a Belgian-run guesthouse and restaurant before adding one of Kuta's most established coworking setups. The Spot sits in a garden compound just off the main strip, with a dedicated air-conditioned focus room that seats 11 with ergonomic chairs, monitors available for hire, and four separate fibre connections delivering up to 50 Mbps per device. Runs an AC focus room with dual fiber connections from two suppliers plus Starlink, backed by UPS and a generator. A first-floor restaurant serves a health-focused menu throughout the day, day-pass holders get free outdoor garden workspace, and weekly/monthly members get 24/7 keycard access. Also functions as an on-site guesthouse (bamboo bungalows), so it doubles as a work-and-stay base.
South Lombok Cowork (Also Known As South West CoWork)
- Day pass
- IDR 200,000
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Inside Segara Anak Hotel, Jl. Pariwisata Pantai Kuta, directly across from Kuta Beach
- Monthly Price
- IDR 2,000,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- One of the first dedicated coworking spaces on the island, located on the second floor of the Segara Anak Hotel with an outdoor terrace overlooking Mandalika Bay, offering a more professional atmosphere than most options in the area. Provides high-speed internet and complimentary tea, coffee and water for members, with printers and monitors on request; the range of desks, tables and private rooms is fully air-conditioned with an outside terrace overlooking Mandalika Bay, finishing the work day with a drink on the balcony. Open Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM for day-pass users; only weekly-or-longer members get 24/7 access, and it's closed weekends for non-members.
KARIA by TIKA
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Jalan Batu Riti, heart of Kuta Lombok — inside the TIKA Hotels complex
- Vibe and Amenities
- KARIA is the dedicated coworking arm of the TIKA Hotels complex, billed as the most affordable purpose-built coworking space on the island, with ergonomic shared desks, private phone booths, meeting rooms, and Starlink-powered internet with unlimited coffee and tea included; day visitors can use it from 7am to 9pm while full members get round-the-clock access, and the adjacent TANAH restaurant plus on-site hotel rooms make it a one-stop option. Described elsewhere as best overall value, with Starlink internet, phone booths, and day passes said to run at half the price of competitors. Exact current day-pass/monthly pricing was not published on the official site or listed by aggregators at the time of research — check directly before visiting.
Dream Cowork Hotel
- Day pass
- IDR 100,000
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Lombok (South Lombok/Kuta area — exact street not specified in available listings)
- Monthly Price
- IDR 1,000,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Coliving hotel with coworking space included, catering mostly to long-term guests. The day pass covers 6 hours with internet access; meeting rooms are free for guests and can be booked by walk-ins for 300K IDR for 6 hours, and juice, tea and coffee are included with a pass. They also run a weekly yoga session.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- This is the LOW end of a generic, non-venue-specific coliving price estimate for Lombok as a whole from an online aggregator — not a confirmed rate from any named venue above. The same aggregator explicitly states it has no actual listings for Lombok yet, so treat this only as a rough market signal, not a verified price. HIGH end of the same generic aggregator estimate; median cited was around $700/month (~11,375,000 IDR). Same caveat applies — unverified, no confirmed Lombok listings behind this figure. No Soho House-style private membership clubs (paid social+work+amenity clubs) were found in Lombok. The island's remote-work infrastructure is still young and concentrated in Kuta Lombok, and the dedicated venues that exist are straightforward coworking spaces or coworking-plus-café/hotel setups rather than private members' clubs.
Clubs and Hybrids
Cowork Lombok
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Kuta Lombok (South Lombok)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Started in 2014 as a guesthouse before adding a coworking space, this venue blends coliving and coworking in what it calls a natural, quiet setting. In 2014 we started our first guesthouse, now we are offering the perfect balance for coliving and coworking in a natural and quiet place, with gardens amongst the greenest in Kuta Lombok.
Pricing
- Note
- No confirmed monthly membership figure in Indonesian Rupiah was found on the operator's own materials. A third-party aggregator lists a starting price, but only in GBP, which cannot be used here per currency rules — contact the venue directly for current IDR pricing.
The Green Hub Lombok
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Kuta Mandalika, Kuta Lombok
- Vibe and Amenities
- Billed as Kuta Lombok's first integrated coworking-and-coliving destination. Kuta Lombok's first integrated coworking and coliving destination — over 1,500 sqm of purpose-built space for remote professionals and creatives. It is positioned in the heart of Kuta Mandalika, walking distance to surf breaks, cafés, and the town center.
Pricing
- Note
- No confirmed nightly/monthly membership pricing found. The venue's own site is framed heavily around real-estate investment (ownership stakes, projected ROI) rather than a live booking page, so its current operational status and any resident-facing pricing could not be confirmed.
Siwa Cliffs
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Clifftop above Kuta Lombok
- Vibe and Amenities
- Positioned as more of a coliving setup than a hostel. Siwa Cliffs is more coliving than hostel, offering shared accommodations for nomads on a mid-range budget, nestled on the cliffs above Kuta with panoramic ocean views, a tranquil vibe, and a purpose-built coworking area with high-speed fiber optic Wi-Fi and ergonomic chairs.
Pricing
- Note
- No specific monthly rate found; described as mid-range shared accommodation rather than a fixed membership fee.
Cocowork
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Kuta Lombok area
- Vibe and Amenities
- A full-service coliving villa aimed at a more focused, professional crowd rather than a party-hostel vibe. Cocowork is a full-service coliving villa with shared and private rooms for nomads who want focus, quiet, and community, offering weekly productivity workshops, accountability check-ins, and a fiber-optic network that rarely falters.
Pricing
- Note
- No specific monthly membership or room rate found publicly.
TIKA Hotels Complex (KARIA Coworking + TANAH Restaurant + Hotel Rooms)
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Jl. Batu Riti / Aik Lengis area, Kuta Lombok
- Vibe and Amenities
- A coworking space embedded inside a small hotel complex, letting long-stayers combine accommodation, food, and a workspace in one site. There are also rooms available on-site at TIKA Lombok and a top-tier restaurant too, TANAH — you could eat, sleep, and work here. The coworking side runs on Starlink and phone booths good for calls. KARIA is the newest and most affordable dedicated coworking option in Kuta Lombok, part of the TIKA Hotels complex, designed with digital nomads specifically in mind, best for budget-conscious digital nomads, with Starlink internet and phone booths particularly good for video calls.
Pricing
- Note
- Hotel room rates and KARIA coworking membership pricing not separately confirmed; this is a hotel-plus-coworking hybrid rather than a purpose-built coliving space.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 11 visits.
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