How many coworking spaces are there in Tallinn?
Coworking spaces listed
10
Updated July 2026
Tallinn does not have a true Soho House-style private members' club (no space combines hospitality/wellness/hotel amenities with work); the closest analogue is LIFT99, a startup-focused community hub with investor/network access. No specific named coliving+coworking hybrid property in Tallinn could be confirmed as currently operating — see “Good To Know”.
- Typical monthly desk
- €185
Range €95–€350
Overall5.2/10Weaker coworking than about 55% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Telliskivi Creative City (home to LIFT99 and Palo Alto Club) and Kalamaja are the most nomad-social neighborhoods for coworking, while Kesklinn/Old Town options like Fraqmented and Regus Metro Plaza sit closer to the historic center.
- Several big spaces (Spring Hub, Palo Alto Club, Workland, Spaces, Regus) let a single membership unlock access to multiple locations across the city or globally — useful if you want to vary your work environment.
- Free or low-barrier options exist too: Colab Cafe in Kalamaja lets you sit and work with no reservation or fee, and Fraqmented offers a free 3-day trial for newcomers.
- Genuine hotel-based coworking is limited in Tallinn — The Oru Hotel is the clearest example, but its coworking area is aimed primarily at hotel/restaurant guests rather than the public, so it's a narrower option than the dedicated coworking chains.
- Day-pass pricing across the market generally starts in the mid-teens to high-teens of euros, with monthly hot-desk memberships commonly starting somewhere in the €95–€215 range depending on the space and contract length.
- Tallinn's startup-community hub LIFT99 is the closest thing to a 'membership club' in the city, but its value proposition is founder networking and investor access rather than hotel-style hospitality or wellness perks — don't expect a Soho House-style lounge/pool/restaurant experience.
- There isn't yet a well-established, named coliving space in Tallinn that bundles an on-site coworking floor as its core model; most nomads rent separate short-term housing and pair it with a coworking membership nearby.
- Many coworking providers (Regus/Spaces, LIFT99) offer multi-day access plans (5, 10, or unlimited days/month) rather than a strict day-pass-or-full-membership binary, which is worth checking if you're working 2-3 days a week rather than full-time.
- LIFT99 and similar hubs are heavily startup/tech-oriented in vibe — great for networking if you're in that world, but possibly less relaxed than a plain hot-desk cafe-style space if you just want quiet focus time.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
The Oru Hotel — Coworking Space
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Tallinn city area (hotel-based)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A hotel-based coworking space on the first floor of The Oru Hotel, intended for hotel and restaurant guests, with an additional bookable team room for meetings — a low-key, hospitality-integrated work option rather than a dedicated community hub.
Day pass
- Note
- Coworking area is positioned as an amenity for hotel and restaurant guests rather than a standard public day-pass product; a bookable team room for meetings comes at an additional cost.
Monthly Price
- Note
- No standalone public monthly coworking membership documented — access is tied to hotel/restaurant guest use plus optional paid meeting-room bookings.
LIFT99
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Telliskivi Creative City
- Vibe and Amenities
- One of Tallinn's most celebrated coworking communities, occupying the creative Telliskivi quarter and hosting over 700 events per year, making it a hub for startup founders, freelancers, and digital nomads. It offers flex and fixed desks, multiple named meeting rooms seating up to 14 people, private phone booths, 24/7 access, cloud printing, free coffee and tea, and a member Slack community.
Day pass
- Note
- Day passes exist but exact rate not published; a 10-day-per-month option is offered for visitors who don't need full monthly access.
Monthly Price
- Note
- Pricing not publicly listed; contact directly for current membership rates.
Palo Alto Club
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Telliskivi
- Monthly Price
- €185
Starting hot-desk rate, listed as €185+VAT/month
- Vibe and Amenities
- A membership-based creative workspace designed around community and collaboration for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small teams, with height-adjustable desks and ergonomic chairs, four large meeting rooms (5 hours/week included per member), private call booths, an open kitchen with weekly fresh provisions, and free parking. Grew out of the Superangel startup network and includes experts-in-residence for legal, HR, and financial advice.
Day pass
- Note
- Free 3-day trial reported for a similarly positioned Old Town space (Fraqmented); Palo Alto Club's own day-pass rate is not clearly published — it is primarily a membership-based space.
Spring Hub
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kitseküla, Pärnu mnt 148
- Monthly Price
- €215
Starting monthly membership rate
- Vibe and Amenities
- A large, professionally managed coworking space with 150+ workstations spread across silent work zones, team collaboration areas, and informal lounges, standing out for 10+ soundproof phone booths, seven videoconference-ready meeting rooms, a sauna, and free coffee included in all memberships. A resident community manager runs regular networking events and professional development seminars.
Day pass
- Note
- Day passes available on selected weekdays only; exact price not published.
Workland Vabaduse
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Near Vabaduse väljak (Freedom Square), edge of Old Town
- Monthly Price
- €350
Starting price for a private office, per person, per month
- Vibe and Amenities
- A premium coworking centre steps from Freedom Square and Tallinn's Old Town, offering open coworking, dedicated desks, and private offices across a modern A-class building. Members enjoy 24/7 access and pet-friendly policies, with the airport just 5 minutes away. Workland has five buildings across Tallinn, and membership at one location grants access to all of them, with some locations featuring a podcast studio.
Day pass
- Note
- Day-pass rate not published; space is oriented toward dedicated desks and private offices.
Fraqmented
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Old Town
- Vibe and Amenities
- Located in the heart of Tallinn's Old Town, described as more than just a co-working space — a vibrant community hub designed for freelancers, entrepreneurs and digital nomads, spanning two creatively designed floors with regular social events to help newcomers connect.
Day pass
- Note
- Offers a free 3-day trial for first-time visitors rather than a standard paid day pass.
Monthly Price
- Note
- Not published in available sources.
Colab Cafe
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kalamaja
- Vibe and Amenities
- A small, community-focused space in Kalamaja offering a coworking room in the back of the shop, with room for six at a table plus a couch; described as quiet, with no music or typical café noise, making it good for focused work.
Day pass
- Note
- No pass or reservation needed — informal drop-in use of the back-of-shop coworking room.
Monthly Price
- Note
- No formal membership structure; it operates as a free, informal coworking corner within a café.
Spaces (Arter and Other Locations)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple — including the Arter building in the city centre (Kesklinn) and Ülemiste City
- Vibe and Amenities
- An international coworking chain with five locations across Tallinn, all fully serviced (utilities, cleaning, day-to-day operations included). Many centers offer cafés, wellness facilities, gyms, bike storage, showers, or event spaces, with ergonomic furniture throughout.
Day pass
- Note
- Cowork Day Pass available; exact euro rate not published, priced by location and plan (5, 10, or unlimited days/month options also exist).
Monthly Price
- Note
- Pricing varies by location and contract length; not itemized publicly per Tallinn site.
Regus (Tornimäe, Metro Plaza, Laeva Street Locations)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Tornimäe (financial district skyscraper), Viru väljak/Metro Plaza (between Old Town and city centre), Laeva Street (city core)
- Monthly Price
- €95
Starting price for renting a desk in a shared workspace; range runs up to €169/month, based on Regus.com pricing tied to a 24-month contract — short-term/monthly-only rates will run higher.
- Vibe and Amenities
- Metro Plaza is a landmark building between the Old Town and the modernising city centre, close to major highways and about 15 minutes from the airport. Tornimäe sits in a landmark skyscraper in the financial district near the stock exchange and international banks. Regus offers dedicated desks or hot desks with onsite reception handling admin.
Day pass
- Note
- Hot desks bookable by the hour or day; exact day rate not itemized, priced per location.
Work27
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Tallinn (self-service model, exact address not detailed in sources)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A self-service coworking space for entrepreneurs and freelancers with no human receptionists — an unstaffed, keycard-style access model.
Day pass
- Note
- Not clearly published; space is oriented around monthly hot-desk and dedicated-desk plans.
Monthly Price
- Note
- A monthly hot-desk rate was referenced only in a non-euro currency by an aggregator and could not be confirmed reliably in EUR; treat as unconfirmed.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- General coliving platforms (Outsite, Coliving.com) list Tallinn as a destination but did not return a specific, currently-operating named property in Tallinn that integrates a coworking space on-site as its core model, distinguishing it from simply renting a room and separately joining a coworking space. Most digital nomads in Tallinn combine standalone short-term apartment/coliving-style housing with a separate coworking membership (e.g. LIFT99, Workland, Spring Hub) rather than a single integrated coliving-coworking address.
Clubs and Hybrids
LIFT99 (Telliskivi Hub / RED Hub)
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Telliskivi Creative City, about a 9-10 minute walk from Old Town; RED Hub is a short walk away at the Fotografiska building
- Vibe and Amenities
- LIFT99 grew out of the Garage48 startup hub and sits in a former Soviet industrial complex turned creative quarter. Members get 24/7 phone access, a members-only Slack community, meeting rooms, phone booths, free coffee/tea, a terrace and grill, and access to 100+ founder-focused events per year including pitch nights, investor roundtables, and workshops. It functions as the social and professional hub of Tallinn's startup scene, described by reviewers as home to some of the smartest and friendliest people you'll be lucky to work alongside.
- Club Style Note
- Not a lifestyle/social club in the Soho House sense — it's a startup-and-founder community hub whose 'club' element is exclusive access to a global founder network, investors, and members-only events rather than hospitality/wellness perks.
Pricing
- Flex Desk Monthly
- €175
plus VAT; hot-desk style access combining home working with onsite office time
- Fixed Dedicated Desk Monthly
- €285
plus VAT; includes 20 hours/month of meeting room use
- Day Pass Discounted For E Residents
- €20
Private Team Office Monthly Range
- Low
- €1,500
- High
- €4,000
- Note
- plus VAT; RED Hub private rooms for 6-15 people
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