How many coworking spaces are there in Oslo?
Coworking spaces listed
14
Updated July 2026
In Oslo, 14 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs NOK 2,990/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- NOK 2,990
- Typical day pass
- NOK 200
Range NOK 1,750–NOK 6,580
Range NOK 127–NOK 300
Overall4.8/10Weaker coworking than about 60% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Oslo's coworking scene leans more toward startup/incubator culture (Mesh, StartupLab, XLR8HUB-style hubs) than toward classic 'digital nomad' drop-in spaces, so day-pass options are less standardized and pricing is often quoted on request rather than published upfront.
- Global chains like Spaces and Regus sell flexible 'day' or 'access plan' pricing rather than one fixed citywide rate — always check the specific location before assuming a price applies city-wide.
- A genuine hotel-based coworking hybrid (an on-site coworking product run by a hotel) does not appear to be well established in Oslo yet — the closest example found markets itself as work-friendly and centrally located near coworking spaces rather than housing its own coworking floor.
- Some published prices for smaller, independent spaces date back several years; given Oslo's generally high and rising cost of living, treat older monthly/day-pass figures as a floor rather than a guaranteed current rate.
- Oslo does not have an established Soho House-style private members' club scene the way London, Berlin, or some Southern European nomad hubs do — if that's what you're after, look instead at hybrid coworking-plus-culture venues like Rebel or Factory Tøyen, which mix work with restaurant/bar/event programming but don't require club-style membership vetting.
- Coliving in Oslo (e.g. LifeX) tends to mean a private furnished room in a small shared apartment (4–8 people) rather than a large purpose-built coliving campus with its own big coworking floor — don't expect the scale of coliving operators found in Lisbon or Bali.
- Because exact current pricing for named coliving-hybrid houses in Oslo isn't consistently published, always confirm the live monthly rate directly with the operator before booking rather than relying on aggregator averages.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Spaces (Multiple Oslo Locations)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple central locations including CBD/Karl Johans gate, Aker Brygge, Tjuvholmen, Grünerløkka, Kvadraturen and Nydalen
- Day Pass Price
- NOK 300
Approximate — exact rate is location-dependent; Spaces sells flexible 'Cowork Day Pass' and 'Cowork All Access' plans rather than one fixed citywide price
- Vibe and Amenities
- Global serviced-coworking chain with a large footprint in Oslo — polished, corporate-professional feel with ergonomic furniture, meeting/conference rooms, on-site IT support and staffed reception; some locations add cafés, gyms, bike storage or rooftop terraces.
Regus (Multiple Oslo Locations)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Sentrum, Grefsen, Aker Brygge, Fornebu and Grünerløkka (14 locations citywide)
- Day Pass Price
- NOK 127
This is Regus's 'Coworking Access Plan' per-day-equivalent rate, tied to unlimited monthly access on a 24-month contract, not a simple walk-in day pass
- Vibe and Amenities
- Global plug-and-play office network — 14 locations across the city, offering everything from hourly hot-desking to full private office suites, no long-term contract required for short stays.
- Note
- Aimed more at business travelers and corporate hybrid teams than at the typical solo digital nomad.
Mesh
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Nationaltheatret & Youngstorget (central Oslo)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Widely described as the epicentre of Norway's startup ecosystem, housed in restored historic buildings that merge classic architecture with vibrant, creative interiors.
Rebel
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Universitetsgata (central Oslo)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Billed as more 'cowork experience' than plain coworking — a converted 1960s office block with neon lighting, a podcast studio, an auditorium, a restaurant, a microbrewery and a wine cellar alongside functional workspace.
657 Oslo
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Fredensborgveien (central Oslo, near Grünerløkka/Bjørvika)
- Monthly Price
- NOK 3,390
Figure sourced from an older (2019) listing — may have risen since
- Day Pass Price
- NOK 200
Figure sourced from an older (2019) listing — may have risen since
- Vibe and Amenities
- A large creative collaborative community spread across two historic buildings, home to over 220 members and 50+ companies; amenities include fast WiFi, mail/package handling, a kitchen, showers and a yoga studio.
Startup Campus
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Skippergata, Kvadraturen (central Oslo)
- Monthly Price
- NOK 6,580
This figure is for a private two-person office, not a hot desk; figure sourced from an older (2019) listing
- Day Pass Price
- NOK 250
Figure sourced from an older (2019) listing — may have risen since
- Vibe and Amenities
- Set on the top floor of a converted parking garage, offering roughly 2,300 sqm of space with seating for 250+, 10 meeting rooms, and an event space for up to 100 people.
Factory Tøyen
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kjølberggata, Tøyen
- Monthly Price
- NOK 2,990
Starting price
- Vibe and Amenities
- A century-old former brick textile factory converted into an airy creative hub with over 6,000 sqm of workspace, private offices, event halls, lounges, cafés and retail; described by Oslo Business Region as a cultural incubator hosting regular events.
WorkHouse
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Bogstadveien (central-west Oslo) and Valkyriegaten
- Vibe and Amenities
- A modern office community with flexible leasing and fully inclusive rent covering internet, cleaning and utilities; private offices in various sizes, 24/7 access, and a friendly, growth-oriented environment.
Blank Space Oslo
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Møllergata (central Oslo)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A vibrant community space built for artists, designers and creative freelancers that doubles as a gallery, event venue and workshop hub, hosting drawing nights, screen printing sessions and art courses alongside coworking.
Oslo International Hub / Oslo International House
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Oscars Gate, Frogner (two locations)
- Monthly Price
- NOK 1,750
Starting estimate from a third-party listing
- Vibe and Amenities
- Housed in two 150-year-old mansions in Frogner, this hub serves international entrepreneurs and expats, with virtual-office setup and access to accelerator programmes.
Bogstadveien 6
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Between Slottsparken and Majorstukrysset (central Oslo)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Flexible, modern office solutions for small teams with private rooms for up to four people, natural light, and a rooftop terrace with kitchen facilities; reception, broadband and cleaning included.
Norwegian Property ASA
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Oslo CBD
- Vibe and Amenities
- A modern coworking/office environment with 14 fully equipped meeting rooms, free phone booths, a cafeteria, four kitchens, showers and, in some units, sea views.
K7 Hotel Oslo
- Caveat
- This is a hotel that promotes proximity to nearby coworking spaces, not a confirmed on-site hotel-coworking hybrid with its own dedicated workspace/day-pass product — treat as the closest thing to a hotel-coworking angle found for Oslo, not a true integrated hybrid.
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Oslo (near Tollbugata / Kvadraturen)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Marketed as a hybrid hotel offering everything from hostel dorm bunks to private rooms, positioned within walking distance of several of Oslo's coworking spaces so guests can combine lodging with 'workation'-style stays.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- Coliving.com currently lists around 11 coliving spaces in Oslo, reflecting a growing but still fairly small market compared to Southern European nomad hubs. No dedicated Soho House-style private members' club (paid social club combining work lounges, restaurant, hotel-style amenities, and an application/vetting process) could be confirmed operating in Oslo at the time of research. Oslo's closest analogues are membership-based creative coworking venues that blend work with social/cultural programming, but these are coworking businesses open to anyone who pays a desk membership, not exclusive social clubs. Closest Analogues: Rebel: Neighborhood: Universitetsgata, city centre. Pricing Note: Specific membership tiers/prices were not publicly listed in the sources checked; pricing is by inquiry. Membership Model: Paid coworking membership (desks/offices) rather than a Soho House-style social-club application process; regular events and a digital studio are part of membership. Vibe And Amenities: A coworking space built into a former 1960s office block that leans hard into a work-meets-nightlife identity. It has been described as feeling like a cross between a creative festival and a professional playground, with a restaurant, microbrewery, wine cellar, podcast studio and auditorium alongside desks and offices. Factory Tøyen: Neighborhood: Kjølberggata, Tøyen. Pricing Note: No specific published membership fee found in the sources checked. Membership Model: Paid coworking/office membership with community programming, not an exclusive private club. Vibe And Amenities: A converted century-old textile factory offering over 6,000 m² of workspace, private offices, event halls, lounges and cafés, run with a self-described community/cultural-incubator ethos rather than a pure office rental model.
Clubs and Hybrids
LifeX Oslo
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Not confirmed to a specific Oslo neighborhood in the sources checked (LifeX operates multiple 'family-style' coliving houses across Oslo as part of a wider Berlin/Paris/Copenhagen/Munich/London/Aarhus/Hamburg network).
- Vibe and Amenities
- Coliving aimed at young professionals wanting flexibility: fully furnished private rooms inside shared apartments that typically max out at four to eight residents per house, described by the operator as "family-style coliving." An in-house app connects members across LifeX's international network, including a "Room Swap" feature to work from other LifeX cities. Shared spaces typically include a kitchen/lounge and informal work area rather than a large dedicated coworking floor.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 22 visits.
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