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Co-working in Reykjavík

How many coworking spaces are there in Reykjavík?

Coworking spaces listed

10

Updated July 2026

In Reykjavík, 10 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs ISK 60,500/month.

Typical monthly desk
ISK 60,500

Range ISK 60,500–ISK 69,000

Typical day pass
ISK 15,900
Overall3.9/10Weaker coworking than about 70% of cities

Good to Know

  • Reykjavík's named coworking scene is small compared to major nomad hubs — Regus is the only multi-location international chain, and most independent spaces (Innovation House, Ocean Cluster House, Minor Coworking) skew toward local startup/creative communities rather than publishing simple drop-in day-pass pricing for visitors.
  • Chain coworking pricing (Regus) reflects Iceland's generally high cost of living and is on the pricier end for Northern Europe.
  • If a space doesn't list day-pass pricing online, it's common practice in Reykjavík to email or message ahead — many independent spaces handle pricing case-by-case.
  • Reykjavik does not currently have a Soho House-style private members' club — if you want that specific work+social+hotel club format, you'll need to look to nearby European capitals (e.g. Copenhagen or Stockholm) instead.
  • True coliving-hybrid coworking (private room + built-in coworking space under one roof) is still a very new, niche concept in Reykjavik rather than an established nomad product — most 'coworking' options in the city are standard desk-rental spaces (Regus, Innovation House, .Haus, Minor Coworking) without an attached living component.
  • If considering the Aldin Biodome-style coliving building, verify current pricing and availability directly, since public rental-listing data on it is thin.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • traditional
    Name
    Regus (multiple Reykjavík locations: Laugavegur 13, Bræðraborgarstígur 16, Kalkofnsvegur 2, Köllunarklettsvegur)
    Neighborhood
    Central Reykjavík / near Harpa (Laugavegur 13); Old Harbour area (Bræðraborgarstígur 16); city centre (Kalkofnsvegur 2); Reykjavík harbour/business district (Köllunarklettsvegur)
    Monthly Price
    ISK 60,500

    Dedicated desk / private office plans range roughly ISK 57,500–86,900 per person per month depending on location, based on 24-month contract pricing (shorter-term/flex pricing available at a premium)

    Day Pass Price
    ISK 15,900

    Walk-in 'Day Office' from ISK 15,900/person/day at cheapest location, up to ISK 19,900 at premium locations

    Vibe and Amenities
    International serviced-office chain feel rather than indie coworking. Locations vary: the Kalkofnsvegur 2 site has 48 private offices, hot-desking spaces, meeting rooms, an onsite gym and lounge; the Bræðraborgarstígur 16 site is near the old harbour with a stylish, well-lit interior; the Köllunarklettsvegur site has harbour and glacier views. Professional, corporate-oriented, good for teams needing meeting rooms and a business address.
  • Reykjavik Coworking Unit
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Laugavegur (main shopping street), central Reykjavík
    Monthly Price
    ISK 69,000

    Approximate ISK equivalent of a reported ~$500 USD/month membership; treat as indicative, not confirmed current pricing

    Vibe and Amenities
    Located right on Laugavegur, Reykjavik's main shopping street. Offers 24/7 access, free coffee, Wi-Fi, and kitchen facilities — a straightforward, no-frills independent coworking setup rather than a designer space.
  • The Space Reykjavik
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Central Reykjavík
    Vibe and Amenities
    Blends the informal atmosphere of a coffeehouse with coworking functionality — casual, laptop-friendly setting popular with digital nomads who prefer a café vibe over a corporate office feel.
  • Innovation House
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Reykjavík (exact street not confirmed in available sources)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Founded by a tech entrepreneur as an incubation-style coworking space aimed at startups; a creative, collaborative environment geared toward founders and tech-focused entrepreneurs rather than casual drop-in remote workers.
  • Ocean Cluster House
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Grandi harbour area, Reykjavík
    Vibe and Amenities
    A coworking hub specifically built around Iceland's maritime/ocean industry cluster, hosting startups and entrepreneurs working on ocean-related innovation. Niche and community-specific rather than a general-purpose nomad space.
  • Hverfisgata 35
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Hverfisgata, central Reykjavík
    Vibe and Amenities
    A boutique, privately-owned coworking space housed in a roughly 120-year-old Icelandic timber house in the heart of Reykjavík — character-driven, small-scale setting rather than a corporate office feel.
  • Minor Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Reykjavík (exact street not confirmed)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Positioned as a networking-oriented community space aimed at artists and other creative professionals rather than a generic business coworking centre.
  • Hitt Húsið
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Reykjavík (exact street not confirmed)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Designed as a recreational community space for young people aged 16–25 with some coworking-style facilities; relevant mainly to younger creatives/students rather than typical adult remote-working nomads.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
No Soho House-style private membership club (combining work, social lounge, hotel rooms, gym/spa under one paid membership) currently operates in Reykjavik. Soho House's own worldwide list of Houses does not include Iceland, and no comparable independent operator (e.g. a Ned-style or Gleneagles-style club) was found with a confirmed Reykjavik location.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Aldin Biodome-linked Co-living Building
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Reykjavik (mixed-use development built around an urban farm and the Aldin restaurant; exact walking distance from the classic downtown core (Laugavegur/Austurstræti) could not be confirmed with certainty at the time of research)

    Pricing

    Note
    No current, verifiable rental or membership pricing for this specific building could be located at the time of research; it appears in an architectural/design case study rather than a live booking or rental listing. Do not treat any figure as confirmed until sourced from a live rental listing.

    Amenities And Vibe

    Description
    Presented as Iceland's first co-living project of its kind, aimed at bridging student housing and home ownership for young people, built around sustainability and a sharing-economy ethos.

    Amenities

    • En-suite private bedrooms
    • Indoor urban farm
    • Shared lounge and gym
    • Laundry room that doubles as a lounge
    • Ground-floor farm-to-table restaurant (Aldin) and an attached co-working café open to the public
    • Resident app for booking shared items, transport, chat, and bill management
  • .Haus (Two Downtown Locations)
    Type
    Membership club
    Why Excluded
    This is a large non-profit creative-community coworking space with private studios, a photo/podcast studio, and communal lunches, but it does not include any residential/lodging component, so it is a coworking space rather than a coliving-hybrid.

Hotel Based Hybrid Spaces

Found In Reykjavik Proper
No
Note
The one hotel-based coworking hybrid identified in Regus's Iceland listings — set inside the B59 Hotel with views over the Borgarfjörður fjord — is located near Borgarnes, roughly an hour outside Reykjavík, not within the city itself, so it does not qualify under this guide's proximity rules. No other named hotel-lobby-style dedicated coworking hybrid (with its own day-pass/monthly pricing) was confirmed to exist within central Reykjavík in current sources; several hotels offer laptop-friendly lobbies/cafés, but these are casual work-friendly spots rather than structured coworking operations with day passes or memberships.

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 4 visits.

AI-generated estimateData refreshed July 2026

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Data last updated July 2026 · Verify anything important.