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Co-working in Rome

How many coworking spaces are there in Rome?

Coworking spaces listed

8

Updated July 2026

In Rome, 8 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs €350/month.

Typical monthly desk
€350

Range €121–€988

Typical day pass
€9.00

Range €3.00–€30

Overall3.6/10Weaker coworking than about 70% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

  • Rome's coworking cluster is concentrated in Ostiense (converted industrial buildings like Wire and Industrie Fluviali, walkable from Trastevere/Ostiense stations) and Prati, with corporate chains like Regus spread across several central addresses.
  • Many Italian coworking price sheets are quoted "+ VAT" (22%) since they're aimed at freelancers/businesses — the sticker price you see may not be the final price you pay.
  • Pay-per-hour "coffice" models (Coaster, Industrie Fluviali) can be cheaper than a flat day pass if you only need a few hours, but add up fast for a full working day.
  • The Social Hub is a genuine hotel-coworking hybrid — useful if you want gym/pool/rooftop access bundled with your workspace, but it's a members'-club model rather than pure drop-in coworking.
  • Prices across different listing sites for the same venue (e.g. Bside, Coaster) sometimes disagree by €5-15 — treat published figures as a reasonable range and confirm current rates directly with the venue before committing to a monthly plan.
  • Soho House Rome is a private members' club, not a walk-in coworking space — you generally need an active membership (or to be hosted by a member) to work from there, unlike pay-as-you-go coworking spots.
  • If you're looking for a coliving-style setup in Rome, the more realistic path right now is booking a furnished shared apartment or guesthouse and using a separate coworking membership, rather than expecting an all-in-one coliving-coworking property.
  • Membership club fees at places like Soho House change periodically and vary significantly by tier (e.g. under-27 vs standard) — always confirm current pricing directly with the club before counting on a specific figure.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • Wire Coworking
    Day pass
    €30
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Ostiense
    Monthly Price
    €988

    starting price for a private office; hot-desk monthly rate not separately published

    Vibe and Amenities
    Housed in a converted former flour mill (Mulini Biondi) a few minutes from Trastevere and Ostiense stations. Large industrial-chic space with roughly 120 workstations, 10 private offices, 9 meeting rooms, a gym with showers, kids' room, cafeteria, and relaxation/play areas.
  • Industrie Fluviali
    Day pass
    €3.00

    "coffice" pay-as-you-go rate: €3 for the first hour, €2 per additional hour, rather than a flat day pass

    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Ostiense
    Monthly Price
    €350

    starting price for a dedicated desk (+VAT, typically on an annual-basis contract); private offices start around €1,100/month + VAT

    Vibe and Amenities
    A former wool-washing factory turned coworking space, with an on-site bistro/bar offering complimentary coffee, tea, water and food. Mix of meeting rooms and office space with an industrial-creative feel.
  • Bside Coworking (Pick Center)
    Day pass
    €30

    full daily admittance per the venue's own site; a separate listing quotes a tiered 5-hour pass at €16 and an all-day pass at €26 (VAT excluded) — pricing pages disagree slightly

    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Prati
    Monthly Price
    €400

    "welcome price" for a reserved office (3 months, rising to €490/month after), per the venue's own site (VAT excluded); another source lists a shared 'nomad' desk at €199/month and a reserved resident desk at €255/month

    Vibe and Amenities
    Centrally located near Castel Sant'Angelo in a densely professional part of Prati. Cozy, front-desk-serviced business-center feel with lockers, a relaxation/snack area, phone booth, and 24/7 access; meeting rooms bookable separately.
  • Coaster
    Day pass
    €5.00

    pay-per-hour "coffice" model: €5/hour, plus €1 per extra 15 minutes, rather than a fixed day-pass price

    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    San Giovanni (Piazza di San Giovanni in Laterano)
    Monthly Price
    €180

    starting price of a monthly subscription workspace, ranging up to about €280 + VAT/month

    Vibe and Amenities
    Operating since 2013 with room for over 1,500 coworkers. Blends a café-style "coffice" (pay by the hour for wifi, coffee and pastries) with formal workspace and a business-matching service pairing coworkers on shared projects.
  • Regus (Multiple Central Locations)
    Day pass
    €9.00

    quoted as a 'Coworking Access Plan' price per person per day, which the provider says includes unlimited days of access that month — actual walk-in hourly/day pricing varies by location and isn't separately itemized

    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Via Veneto / San Nicola da Tolentino / Barberini (central Rome)
    Vibe and Amenities
    International corporate chain popular with consultants, lawyers and business travelers. The Via Veneto branch is in a renovated historic building with a sober, quiet, professional design; ergonomic furniture, private offices and meeting rooms.
  • Spazio Concrete Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Pigneto
    Vibe and Amenities
    A 24-hour coworking space in the trendy, artsy Pigneto district with 18 mobile workstations, an open-floor plan, and a terrace for breaks.
  • The Social Hub Rome
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    San Lorenzo, next to Roma Termini station
    Monthly Price
    €121

    starting membership price

    Vibe and Amenities
    A hotel/student-residence/coworking hybrid (certified B-Corp) with a 250-person coworking area, private offices and dedicated desks. Members get 24/7 gym access, a rooftop pool and bar, weekly community events, plus perks like 15% off hotel rooms and 10% off the on-site restaurant, bar and shops.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
Rome does not currently have a well-documented, established coliving-plus-coworking hybrid brand (of the Selina / Outsite / Sun & Co style common in nomad hubs like Lisbon or Bali). Rome's remote-work infrastructure leans toward standalone coworking spaces and short-term furnished apartment rentals rather than integrated coliving-coworking properties.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Soho House Rome
    Type
    Membership club
    Neighborhood
    Ludovisi, near Via Veneto / Villa Borghese
    Vibe and Amenities
    A Soho House outpost set in a converted historic building in the upscale Ludovisi district near Via Veneto and Villa Borghese. Like other Soho Houses, it combines informal co-working lounges and desk space with a restaurant, bar, screening room, and often a rooftop or courtyard, aimed more at a design/media/hospitality crowd looking for a social club than at budget-conscious remote workers doing focused desk work.
    Pricing Note
    Precise, current Rome-specific membership fee figures could not be reliably confirmed for this entry.
    Membership Notes
    Soho House uses tiered global membership (e.g. an entry-level/under-27 tier and standard 'House' or 'Every House' tiers) with an annual fee plus a one-time registration fee; exact current pricing for the Rome house specifically was not confirmed at the time of research and should be checked on Soho House's own site before budgeting, as rates and tiers change periodically and vary by member age/tier.

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 36 visits.

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