How many coworking spaces are there in Singapore?
Coworking spaces listed
23
Updated July 2026
In Singapore, 23 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs SGD 300/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- SGD 300
- Typical day pass
- SGD 38
Range SGD 48–SGD 750
Range SGD 18–SGD 70
Overall6.2/10Better coworking than about 60% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Day passes across Singapore's coworking scene range roughly from SGD 18-20 at low-cost neighbourhood spaces up to SGD 65-70 at premium CBD operators like The Great Room and Found8.
- Some big chains like JustCo don't sell a standalone day pass at all — they push straight to monthly hot-desk memberships, so check before showing up expecting pay-as-you-go access.
- Aggregator apps that give access to 50+ different coworking spaces on a single membership exist and can be a cost-effective way to sample multiple venues before committing to one.
- Quoted prices are frequently listed before Singapore's 9% GST is added, so the amount you actually pay at checkout may be a bit higher than the headline rate.
- True hotel-coworking hybrids are a relatively small niche in Singapore compared to standalone coworking chains — most 'hotel-lobby vibe' spaces (like The Great Room) are actually independent coworking operators that simply borrow hospitality-style design and service, not literal hotel partnerships.
- Singapore's true 'members' clubs' (Mandala Club, 67 Pall Mall, 1880) are social-and-hospitality-first venues with incidental workspace, not primarily designed as coworking offices — expect an application/vetting process and no public price list for most.
- Soho House has no physical clubhouse in Singapore as of this writing, despite the city appearing in its global membership map — don't expect a local Soho Works desk here.
- Coliving-hybrid spaces (Cooliv, Weave Living, Habyt) bundle coworking access into your rent, which can be excellent value if you'd otherwise pay for a separate coworking membership, but room rates at the nicer ones (Cooliv, Weave) sit well above typical Singapore coliving averages.
- If you just need a desk occasionally, day passes at mainstream coworking chains are usually the cheaper option below roughly 8-10 visits a month; heavier users should switch to a monthly plan.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Holiday Inn Express Singapore Orchard (Hotel-based Coworking Area)
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Orchard Road
- Vibe and Amenities
- Sleek, air-conditioned hotel lobby-adjacent workspace open until 9pm, with plush seating, ample power outlets and strong Wi-Fi for video calls; coffee and refreshments on-site, aimed at business travellers and remote workers needing a late-hours pitstop near dining spots.
WeWork
- Day pass
- SGD 39
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple CBD/Orchard locations (Raffles Place, Collyer Quay, Suntec, Paya Lebar Quarter, Ngee Ann City, One George Street)
- Monthly Price
- SGD 399
- Vibe and Amenities
- Large international chain with a lively, social atmosphere; soundproof phone booths, meeting rooms bookable even on day passes, community events and networking sessions.
JustCo
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple locations including Marina Square, Tanjong Pagar, Raffles Place, Changi Airport, Tampines, Shenton Way and One-North
- Monthly Price
- SGD 265
- Vibe and Amenities
- One of Singapore's biggest coworking names; does not sell standalone day passes but the JustDesk Unlimited hot-desk plan includes meeting room credits and cross-location access, including a location inside Changi Airport for travellers between flights.
The Great Room
- Day pass
- SGD 70
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- CBD, multiple prime addresses including Asia Square Tower / Marina View
- Monthly Price
- SGD 750
- Vibe and Amenities
- Boutique-hotel-lobby aesthetic with leather sofas and marble tabletops; complimentary Monday breakfast, evening cookies and hot chocolate, wellness programming like sound healing and mindfulness sessions; premium end of the market, popular for client-facing meetings.
Found8
- Day pass
- SGD 65
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Singapore CBD, multiple branches
- Monthly Price
- SGD 345
- Vibe and Amenities
- Innovation-focused, avant-garde interior design; positions itself as a networking launchpad connecting members with mentors, advisors and potential clients.
Distrii Singapore
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- CBD
- Monthly Price
- SGD 750
- Vibe and Amenities
- Sophisticated, design-forward space with three floors of shared workspace in a hip CBD address; also offers private offices for teams of three or more.
The Working Capitol
- Day pass
- SGD 38
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Keong Saik Road, Chinatown/Duxton
- Monthly Price
- SGD 250
- Vibe and Amenities
- One of Singapore's largest coworking spaces, set in a heritage shophouse building with 24-hour desk access, private offices, and an on-site events venue for corporate functions.
Spaces
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Clarke Quay and other CBD locations
- Monthly Price
- SGD 252
- Vibe and Amenities
- Minimalist, light-filled interiors aimed at those wanting a quiet, private-feeling desk; cashless pay-as-you-go system for drinks and snacks.
Crane
- Day pass
- SGD 18
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Joo Chiat (also Lavender and Ang Mo Kio branches, restored shophouses)
- Monthly Price
- SGD 48
- Vibe and Amenities
- Colourful shophouse conversion with lush greenery and high ceilings; doubles as an events and exhibition venue in the evenings, with a packed calendar of pottery workshops, creative panels and networking events.
The Work Boulevard
- Day pass
- SGD 30
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Collyer Quay, Raffles Place, and Tanjong Pagar branches
- Monthly Price
- SGD 300
- Vibe and Amenities
- Aesthetically polished chain with water views at Collyer Quay; wellness-oriented programming including mindfulness sessions and sound healing, complimentary premium coffee for members.
Workcentral
- Day pass
- SGD 30
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Dhoby Ghaut (Clemenceau Ave), a minute from Dhoby Ghaut MRT
- Monthly Price
- SGD 230
- Vibe and Amenities
- Practical, no-frills CBD-adjacent space near Orchard Road; 24/7 hot-desk access, a 'Passport' drop-in membership favoured by nomads who don't want a fixed monthly lock-in, plus privacy booths and office suites.
The General Room
- Day pass
- SGD 50
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Orchard Road (TripleOne Somerset)
- Monthly Price
- SGD 425
- Vibe and Amenities
- Boutique space blending modern design with an energetic, creativity-sparking atmosphere; a 10-day flexible pass (valid 3 months, shareable among up to three people) suits irregular schedules; full-time membership includes 24/7 access and meeting room credits.
Meownistry of Meow
- Day pass
- SGD 38
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Jalan Klapa, near Kampong Glam
- Vibe and Amenities
- Novelty cat-cafe coworking space with an open lounge full of resident cats plus private rooms (without cats) for those wanting quiet; hourly passes also available.
ClubCo
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Cecil Street, The Quadrant, CBD
- Vibe and Amenities
- Heritage building with a restored vintage lift, rooftop terrace with happy-hour drinks; unusual club-style model where membership fees can be redeemed for food, drinks and other club services rather than pure desk time.
Trehaus
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple locations including Raffles Place, Tampines, Shenton Way, One-North
- Vibe and Amenities
- Family-friendly coworking hybrid with an on-site preschool/childcare atelier, letting parents work with children one door away; sits at the higher end of the pricing spectrum.
The Co Duxton
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Duxton Hill
- Vibe and Amenities
- Boutique, calm-not-clinical space with minimalist interiors, soft lighting and plant-filled corners; regular sound baths, mindfulness workshops and somatic healing sessions build a wellbeing-focused community.
The Hive
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- North Bridge Road (High Street Centre) and Carpenter Street, Chinatown/Clarke Quay area
- Vibe and Amenities
- Design-led space with floor-to-ceiling windows and a rooftop cafe, popular with creative professionals; on-site photography studio and podcast facilities.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- Soho House does not currently operate a physical clubhouse in Singapore; the city is part of its 'Cities Without Houses' community network, meaning locals can be community members but there is no local House or Soho Works location to visit.
Clubs and Hybrids
Mandala Club
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Central Singapore shophouse district (exact street not consistently confirmed across sources)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A next-generation social-meets-work club launched during the pandemic, housed in a large heritage shophouse with a homely, design-led feel. Amenities include a lounge with a vinyl collection, an al-fresco dining room and bar, and a tasting room used for wine and cocktail masterclasses. It has built a highly engaged community of roughly 2,000 members centered on connection and creative networking rather than pure desk-work.
67 Pall Mall Singapore
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Orchard Road
- Vibe and Amenities
- The first Asian outpost of London's original wine club, set in a penthouse on Orchard Road. The draw is its enormous wine list (around 5,000 labels, 1,000 available by the glass) backed by a large in-house sommelier team, plus intimate spaces like a whisky den for quiet conversation. This is a social/hospitality club first, with only incidental laptop-friendliness rather than dedicated coworking infrastructure.
1880 Singapore
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Robertson Quay
- Vibe and Amenities
- Set in the same building as the InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay, 1880 combines an outdoor terrace, members' lounge, all-day dining restaurant, bar, spa, multipurpose event room, and a dedicated co-working space with quirky, design-heavy interiors (vintage-teapot bar, silk-lined phone booths). It leans into a high-end social/events calendar (galas, live music, burlesque) alongside its work areas, making it more social club than pure workspace.
Cooliv
- Pricing
- SGD 5,000
Per month, starting price for rooms; positioned at the premium end of the coliving-coworking hybrid market.
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Pasir Panjang
- Vibe and Amenities
- Combines coliving and coworking within a single building in the west of the island, with an active events calendar (movie nights, weekend hikes, cooking classes, networking sessions, bar-hopping). Programming is more intensive than most coliving operators, aimed at a live-work-play lifestyle rather than a bare-bones desk-and-bed setup.
Weave Living (Weave Suites Hillside / Weave Residences)
- Pricing
- SGD 2,800
Per month, starting price for Urban Suites (premium tier).
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Wilkie Road area (Hillside) and East Coast
- Vibe and Amenities
- A Hong Kong-based, institutionally-backed operator sitting between coliving and luxury serviced apartments: fully furnished units, flexible leases from as little as six nights, on-site co-working spaces, and organized community events. Aimed at professionals and expats wanting design-forward, managed accommodation without a long lease, with coworking access bundled into the room rather than sold separately.
Habyt (Formerly Hmlet)
- Pricing
- SGD 2,560
Per month, example private-room rate at an Emerald Hill property; varies by property and room type.
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Multiple central locations including Emerald Hill and Cantonment
- Vibe and Amenities
- One of Singapore's original coliving brands (started 2016, merged with Berlin-based Habyt in 2022). Membership includes access to shared spaces such as rooftop lounges and co-working areas, often within the same building, plus organized community events, giving residents built-in work-from-home alternatives without a separate coworking subscription.
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