How many coworking spaces are there in Port of Spain?
Coworking spaces listed
2
Updated July 2026
No documented Soho House-style membership clubs or coliving-hybrid coworking spaces found in Port of Spain. The city's flexible-work market is limited to standard serviced-office/coworking providers (e.g. Regus, The Worx) and traditional short-term rental accommodations — neither of which matches this category's specific scope.
Overall2.8/10Weaker coworking than about 80% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Port of Spain's traditional coworking scene is small and still developing compared to bigger Caribbean/Latin American nomad hubs — expect only a couple of established named options rather than a wide range of competing spaces.
- Regus at Invaders Bay Tower is the main international chain option and skews corporate/professional; The Worx is the more locally-run, community/startup-oriented alternative.
- Neither space publishes a clear online day-pass rate in TTD — budget nomads should email or call ahead to confirm current pricing before planning a work day around either venue.
- No dedicated hotel-based coworking hybrid (a hotel formally offering paid desk/coworking access) was found in Port of Spain — business-hotel lobbies may work informally for a coffee-and-laptop session, but this isn't a structured, priced coworking product.
- Port of Spain does not currently have an established digital-nomad coliving scene the way some other Caribbean or Latin American cities do — most 'work from home' style stays are simply furnished Airbnb apartments or guesthouses that advertise WiFi and a desk, not purpose-built coliving-coworking hybrids.
- If you want a club-like, curated coworking-plus-social experience, the closest local equivalent is a standard membership at a conventional coworking space (covered separately in this guide's Part A), rather than a dedicated hybrid club.
Coworking Spaces
- Context Note
- No named hotel-lobby or hotel-based coworking hybrid spaces (e.g., a hotel offering paid day-desk or coworking-branded space) could be confirmed for Port of Spain in current web sources. This does not rule out informal hotel-lobby working (common at business hotels like the Hyatt Regency Trinidad or the Port of Spain Marriott), but no formal, named, priced hotel-coworking product was identified.
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Regus – Invaders Bay Tower
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Invaders Bay, Port of Spain (waterfront business district, about a 10-minute drive from the city centre)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Located on Level 2 of Invaders Bay Tower, a modern commercial building in Trinidad's northwest waterfront business district that also houses multinational corporate tenants. Polished, corporate-professional atmosphere aimed at business travelers and companies rather than a creative/startup crowd; offers hot-desking, dedicated desks, meeting rooms, high-speed Wi-Fi, printers/scanners and admin support, bookable by the hour, day or month.
- Monthly Price Dedicated Desk
- TTD 2,935
Figures from Regus-affiliated listings range TT$2,935–2,985 per person/month for a dedicated desk depending on contract length; treat as an approximate 'from' price, not a fixed rate.
The Worx
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Port of Spain (exact street/neighborhood not confirmed by available sources)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Billed as Trinidad & Tobago's hub for innovation and collaboration, aimed at entrepreneurs and creatives. Offers hot desks, dedicated desks, private lockable offices (up to 6 people), meeting and conference rooms, sound-proofed phone booths, a podcast studio, an event space, and a registered-business-address/mail-handling service. Membership also grants access to meetups, workshops and community events.
AI-generated estimateData refreshed July 2026
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