How many coworking spaces are there in Melbourne?
Coworking spaces listed
17
Updated July 2026
In Melbourne, 17 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs A$289/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- A$289
- Typical day pass
- A$55
Range A$80–A$590
Range A$50–A$60
Overall6.5/10Better coworking than about 60% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Day passes across Melbourne's traditional coworking scene mostly cluster between A$25 and A$60, with several operators (Creative Cubes, United Co.) offering cheaper bulk-pass bundles if you'll be dropping in repeatedly.
- Monthly hot-desk memberships broadly range from around A$225 to A$400+, dedicated desks A$400-700, and private offices A$650-2,500+ depending on location and finish — CBD and Docklands/Southbank tend to sit at the higher end, while Collingwood/Fitzroy/Richmond offer more character-driven, sometimes cheaper, alternatives.
- If you only need occasional access, a flexible 'on-demand' style membership (like The Commons' A$80/month plan with two included day passes) can be far cheaper than a full hot-desk membership.
- Hotel-based coworking in Melbourne is limited compared to some cities — Selina is the main dedicated work-stay hybrid; most other hotels don't run a structured drop-in coworking program, so a traditional coworking day pass is usually the more reliable option for a serious work day.
- Standard access hours for many day-pass setups are 9am-5pm on weekdays — check individual operators if you need evenings, weekends or 24/7 access.
- The true Soho House-style private clubs in Melbourne (Saint Haven/SAINT, CUB Club) are invitation- or committee-vetted and generally not accessible for a short nomad stay — they're built for long-term local networking, not drop-in work sessions.
- The Commons is the most nomad-relevant name here: it's a genuine, long-established coworking brand (not a residential coliving operator anymore) that has recently added standalone Health Club locations combining fitness, recovery and workspace.
- Coliving-with-coworking operators like Selina, UKO and HAIKU rarely publish exact rates online — expect to enquire directly, and expect prices to shift with room type, season and length of stay.
- If budget membership-club-style perks (gym, wellness, social events) matter more than pure desk space, The Commons' Health Club add-on is a far more attainable price point than the ultra-high-end wellness clubs like Saint Haven.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
WeWork
- Monthly
- A$289
range reflects promotional hot-desk pricing
- Day pass
- A$60
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- CBD (120 Spencer Street)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Global-brand polish in a central CBD tower. Month-to-month membership, day passes and dedicated desks, plus meeting rooms and regular networking events. A safe, familiar option for nomads who've used WeWork elsewhere.
The Commons
- Monthly
- A$80
On-Demand flexible membership across 19 Melbourne/Sydney locations; dedicated-desk memberships at design-led sites like Collingwood run from roughly A$640/month (~US$442)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple sites incl. Collingwood (36-38 Gipps Street) and Cremorne/QV
- Vibe and Amenities
- Design-forward, hospitality-led spaces with a strong community feel; the On-Demand tier is aimed squarely at hybrid workers and travelers who need occasional access rather than a fixed desk.
Day pass
- Note
- Two day passes included in the On-Demand plan; extra passes purchased individually via the app
JustCo
- Monthly
- A$340
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- CBD (Level 7, 276 Flinders Street), plus two other CBD sites near Flinders Street and Southern Cross stations
- Vibe and Amenities
- Premium, centrally located spaces with onsite community teams handling reception, mail and IT support; part of a large international member network.
Day pass
- Note
- day passes available; specific rate not separately published
United Co.
- Day pass
- A$50
bulk rates drop to A$40/day for 10+ passes and A$35/day for 50+ passes
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Fitzroy/Collingwood border (425 Smith Street)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Enters through a hotel-style lobby with an in-house licensed café (Eight Grains). Members get an on-site gym, showers, end-of-trip facilities and a rooftop garden; on the Tram 86 line, walkable to Fitzroy's cafes and shops.
Monthly
- Note
- hot desk, dedicated desk and private office memberships available; general Melbourne market range for comparable spaces runs roughly A$300-700/month
Hub Australia
- Day pass
- A$59
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Eight locations across Melbourne including CBD
- Vibe and Amenities
- Hospitality-led, plant-filled spaces with natural light. Includes a podcast studio, bookable meeting rooms, on-site café, end-of-trip facilities, a relaxation space and an exercise studio.
Monthly
- Note
- membership pricing not itemized publicly; contact for current rates
Creative Cubes
- Monthly
- A$225
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Six Melbourne locations including Collingwood, Carlton and East Melbourne
- Vibe and Amenities
- Flexible arrangements from solo hot desks to private team offices; barista coffee, mail handling, showers and fully stocked kitchens across all sites.
Day pass
- Note
- day pass pricing shown per person, with additional guests charged separately; check current listing
Inspire9
- Monthly
- A$590
starting price for dedicated desk
- Day pass
- A$55
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Richmond (heritage-listed Australian Knitting Mills building)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Melbourne's first community-led coworking space, opened 2008. Naturally lit heritage warehouse with height-adjustable desks, multiple meeting rooms, community drinks, lockers, a games area, and rooftop fitness classes included in membership.
Waterman Workspaces
- Day pass
- A$50
plus GST; a single pass grants access to any Waterman centre for that day
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Richmond location is the nomad-relevant one; the brand also runs several outer-suburban centres (Camberwell, Bundoora, Narre Warren, Caribbean Park) that are well outside the central area
- Vibe and Amenities
- No-frills, professional hotdesking with bookable day offices and meeting rooms; standard access hours are 9am-5pm weekdays.
Monthly
- Note
- member rates offer up to 50% off hotdesking versus the day-pass price; exact monthly figure not published
GPT Space&Co (Melbourne Central Tower)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- CBD (Elizabeth Street)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Architecturally designed open-plan coworking floor inside a 46-floor Premium Grade office tower in the heart of the CBD. Day pass includes business-grade Wi-Fi, collaborative work areas, tea/coffee facilities and 20% off meeting room bookings; available 9am-5pm weekdays.
Monthly
- Note
- not published; primarily positioned for day-pass/trial use
Day pass
- Note
- specific day-pass price not published on current listings
Selina Melbourne
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- CBD, with a second property in St Kilda
- Vibe and Amenities
- A work-stay-play hybrid blending accommodation with coworking, wellness and local experiences aimed at the digital nomad lifestyle; started with a CBD property before opening a second in St Kilda.
Monthly
- Note
- not published as a standalone coworking membership; typically bundled with accommodation
Day pass
- Note
- specific day-pass price not published; part of a broader work/stay package rather than a standalone drop-in coworking rate
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
Clubs and Hybrids
Saint Haven / SAINT
- Access
- Membership requires referral and approval by a membership committee; not a walk-in or short-term option.
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Multiple sites: Collingwood, South Yarra, Toorak, and the newer SAINT outpost in St Kilda
- Vibe and Amenities
- Gurner Group's Japanese-inspired 'sanctuaries' combine a coworking floor with spa-like recovery facilities. The St Kilda SAINT location includes a lobby bar, a coworking space and boardroom, a wholefoods eatery, infrared saunas and hyperbaric chambers on its relaxed level, plus a nightlife-style basement 'black level' with DJs and a members-only den.
Pricing
- Membership Fee Annual
- A$25,000
- Notes
- Reported figure for Saint Haven / Sanctum-tier memberships; SAINT (the younger St Kilda spin-off) has not published its own fee and is described as heavily oversubscribed.
CUB Club (Club of United Business)
- Access
- Invitation/vetting-based; not oriented toward short-stay nomads.
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Melbourne CBD (Melbourne Place)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Positioned as a hybrid between a coworking space and an exclusive private club, explicitly built around connecting business leaders and networking rather than quiet solo work.
Pricing
- Membership Fee
- Not publicly disclosed
Kings Club
- Access
- Corporate/professional membership; geared toward established businesses and teams rather than solo drop-in nomads.
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- South Melbourne
- Vibe and Amenities
- Private offices, dedicated and open desks, boardrooms and collaboration areas set among landscaped grounds, with a private gymnasium, golf simulator, four-hole putting green, BBQ pavilion and a relaxation room.
Pricing
- Membership Fee
- Not publicly disclosed; flexible membership tiers offered on enquiry
Work Club Global
- Access
- Membership-based; marketed to entrepreneurs and businesses rather than casual day users.
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Melbourne CBD (locations on St Kilda Road and Collins Street)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Nordic-inspired, bespoke interiors positioned as an elevated alternative to standard coworking, with a curated speaker series ('Florence Guild Presents') giving members access to business and thought-leader events.
Pricing
- Membership Fee
- Not publicly disclosed; pricing on enquiry
Selina Central Melbourne
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- CBD, directly opposite Flinders Street Station
- Vibe and Amenities
- Blends dorm beds, private rooms and an on-site coworking space into one social, nomad-hostel-style ecosystem in the absolute heart of the city, steps from Federation Square.
Pricing
- Notes
- Pricing spans budget dorms to premium private suites, with monthly 'CoLive' packages aimed at longer-stay remote workers; exact current rates not published and vary by room type and season.
The Commons (Coworking Network with Integrated Health Clubs)
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Multiple locations including Collingwood, South Yarra, South Melbourne, Cremorne and the CBD; new Health Clubs in Richmond and South Yarra
- Vibe and Amenities
- The Commons pioneered communal/sustainable housing design in Melbourne (its original Brunswick building) and is now best known as a premium coworking brand; its newest Health Clubs fuse a gym floor, over 20 class styles, a members lounge, workspace and café into one 'social wellness club' concept, complete with a wellness concierge and bathhouse socials.
Pricing
- Health Club Add On Weekly
- A$119
- Coworking Flexi Desk Monthly
- A$430
HAIKU
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- South Yarra
- Vibe and Amenities
- A premium, design-led coliving brand catering to corporate relocations and professionals, blending private studios with communal and work-friendly common areas.
Pricing
- Notes
- Pricing not publicly disclosed; positioned at the premium end and oriented toward corporate relocations and longer-stay professionals rather than short nomad stints.
UKO
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Multiple inner-city and CBD-adjacent Melbourne neighborhoods
- Vibe and Amenities
- Fully furnished studios with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, plus shared coworking areas, communal kitchens, gardens/rooftops and a 'Community Host' who runs weekly dinners, classes and after-work events to build a built-in social scene alongside the work space.
Pricing
- Notes
- Coworking is membership-based and pricing is not centrally published; varies by building and room configuration.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 8 visits.
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