How many coworking spaces are there in Ubud?
Coworking spaces listed
8
Updated July 2026
In Ubud, 8 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs IDR 1,800,000/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- IDR 1,800,000
- Typical day pass
- IDR 170,000
Range IDR 1,680,000–IDR 2,700,000
Range IDR 120,000–IDR 220,000
Overall6.8/10Better coworking than about 65% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Ubud's coworking scene splits geographically: central Ubud spots (Ubud.Space, Wrkhub) are walkable and convenient but busier, while Outpost's locations in Nyuh Kuning and Penestanan/Sayan are quieter and jungle-set but require a scooter or Gojek ride into town.
- Hubud, the coworking space that originally put Ubud on the digital-nomad map, appears to no longer be operating — Outpost and newer spaces have taken over that community role.
- Beluna Coworking, a well-loved bamboo coworking space in the rice fields, was reported closed in 2025 — worth double-checking its current status before planning a visit.
- Day passes are a low-risk way to test a space's wifi, chairs, and noise level before committing to a monthly membership — several spaces (Ubud.Space, Wrkhub, Outpost) offer them for under $15.
- Pricing for hotel-based hybrids like HQ Coworking and The Onion Collective wasn't clearly published online — it's worth messaging them directly or checking Instagram for current rates and promos.
- Hubud, Ubud's original pioneering coworking space, has closed — if you see it recommended in older blog posts, know that it's no longer operating; Outpost is now the closest thing to its successor.
- Most Ubud coworking and coliving operators quote prices in USD (not IDR) even though Indonesian Rupiah is the local currency — always double check the actual charge method and current card/cash rate before booking.
- Outpost has two distinct Ubud sites (Nyuh Kuning and Penestanan) a short scooter ride apart — a single membership covers both, so you can choose your day location based on whether you want central-Ubud convenience or a quieter jungle setting.
- Membership-club-style spaces (like Titi Batu) trade dedicated meeting rooms and phone booths for gym/pool/spa perks — great if your work is calls-free laptop work, less ideal if you need to take client calls privately.
- Prices and package structures at small Ubud operators change fairly often (seasonal promotions, room availability) — treat any specific figure as a starting estimate and confirm directly with the venue before committing to a monthly plan.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Outpost Ubud
- Day pass
- IDR 220,000
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Two linked locations: the original in Nyuh Kuning (a few minutes' walk from the Sacred Monkey Forest, about 5 min to central Ubud) and a second, quieter site in Penestanan/Sayan surrounded by rice fields and jungle
- Monthly Price
- IDR 2,700,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Outpost is Bali's original coliving-plus-coworking brand, with jungle-chic design, air-conditioned focus zones, open-air collaborative floors, private offices, video call booths, a pool at the Penestanan site, and a packed weekly events calendar (workshops, yoga, First Friday parties). A single membership grants access to both Ubud locations plus other Outpost sites in Bali. Dedicated-desk and unlimited-hour packages run considerably higher than the base hot-desk price, reportedly reaching the equivalent of a few hundred US dollars a month depending on the plan chosen.
HQ Coworking
- Day pass
- Pricing not publicly listed in available sources — contact the venue directly to confirm current rates.
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Ubud, inside the Parq Ubud residence complex
- Monthly Price
- Pricing not publicly listed in available sources — contact the venue directly to confirm current rates.
- Vibe and Amenities
- Set inside a residential complex, giving members incidental access to a swimming pool, on-site restaurants, a tea room, and a few shops — a residence-hotel style coworking setup rather than a standalone office.
The Onion Collective
- Day pass
- Specific day-pass pricing not published in available sources.
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Jl. Raya Pengosekan, Ubud
- Monthly Price
- Specific monthly pricing not published in available sources.
- Vibe and Amenities
- A laid-back, bohemian space that blends restaurant, guesthouse, and coworking under one roof — popular with creatives, writers, and wellness practitioners. Known for an 8-hour work package that includes lunch, plus access to a pool, massage, and sauna during breaks.
Ubud.Space Coworking and Coffee
- Day pass
- IDR 170,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Ubud, very walkable location
- Monthly Price
- IDR 1,800,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- A fully functional coworking-and-cafe combo with meeting rooms and mostly air-conditioned seating; some visitors find the chairs stylish but not the most ergonomic for long sessions. Also offers 4-hour and 1-hour open-space passes, plus shorter 5-day and 10-day monthly-style access packages for those staying only part of a month.
Wrkhub by Tutmak
- Day pass
- IDR 120,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Dewi Sita Street, central Ubud, close to the Sacred Monkey Forest and Ubud art market
- Monthly Price
- IDR 1,680,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- A budget-friendly, casual option with free-flow coffee, tea, and mineral water included. Some reviewers note it lacks air conditioning, has hard wooden chairs, and can pick up street noise — better suited to shorter work sessions than all-day deep focus.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
Clubs and Hybrids
Titi Batu Ubud Club
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Central Ubud area (exact street address not consistently published — treat as approximate)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A members-only sports-club-style space rather than a dedicated coworking operator: access includes gym, fitness classes, swimming pool, sauna, cold plunge, and a coworking corner with poolside tables and an air-conditioned upstairs room. No formal meeting rooms or phone booths — better suited to laptop work without calls than to a full business setup. Open 24/7.
Pricing
- Membership Monthly
- IDR 1,619,000
- Notes
- Advertised price is quoted in USD by the operator; IDR figure is a currency conversion, not the vendor's native listing.
Outpost Ubud (Nyuh Kuning Original Site + Penestanan Colive/cowork Site)
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Two linked locations: the original coworking hub in Nyuh Kuning near the Sacred Monkey Forest (central Ubud), and a coliving+coworking combined site in Penestanan, an artistic village a short scooter ride from central Ubud.
- Vibe and Amenities
- The best-known coliving-hybrid brand in Ubud — private coliving rooms/villas, a shared pool, communal kitchen, rooftop yoga studio, and a separate coworking space with an air-conditioned focus zone, open-air collaborative floor, private offices, video-call booths, and multiple internet providers for redundancy. Strong weekly events calendar (workshops, sunset mixers, adventure trips) and an active member community hub. A single cowork membership grants access to all Outpost locations across Bali.
Pricing
- Day pass
- IDR 297,000
- Weekly Unlimited Cowork Pass
- IDR 650,000
- Monthly Colive Plus Cowork Bundle
- IDR 16,495,000
Rasa Ubud Yoga Coliving
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Jl. Raya Pengosekan, Ubud — about a 10-minute walk from Monkey Forest, near the Yoga Barn.
- Vibe and Amenities
- A boutique wellness-focused coliving property with 8 rooms (dorms, privates, family), daily yoga, workshops, pilates, and Balinese ceremonies woven into the schedule. Amenities include a shared kitchen, pool, parking, and rooftop yoga shala. The lower-cost monthly figure appears to be a standalone coworking add-on rather than full room+board — worth confirming directly with the property before budgeting.
Pricing
- Room Nightly From
- IDR 557,000
- Standalone Coworking Monthly Addon
- IDR 1,332,000
The Onion & Co (The Onion Collective)
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Jl. Raya Pengosekan, Ubud
- Vibe and Amenities
- Equal parts coliving, restaurant, and social hub: dorms, private and family rooms, a halal restaurant, live music nights, a prayer room, a swimming pool, and creative huts alongside a dedicated coworking corner. Casual, bohemian, and highly social — a place nomads tend to drop into for a few work hours and stay for the evening atmosphere rather than a quiet-focus space.
Pricing
- Note
- Described by operators as "affordable" with a discount on coworking access for dorm bookings, but specific published monthly/day-pass figures were not available at time of research.
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