Top 10 Best Coworking Spaces Worldwide

KoHub combines a beachfront coworking space with coliving accommodation on a Thai island. High-speed internet, standing desks with ocean views, and a tight-knit community of long-stay remote workers make it the gold standard for tropical productivity.

Despite WeWork's corporate implosion, its New York flagship locations remain beautifully designed spaces with unbeatable Manhattan networking density. The post-bankruptcy restructuring actually improved member experience by cutting bloated perks and focusing on reliable workspace.

Designed by SelgasCano architects, Second Home Lisbon features 1,000 plants, undulating colorful canopies, and an indoor-outdoor design that feels more like a botanical garden than an office. It anchors Lisbon's booming tech ecosystem.

Housed in a former brewery, Factory Berlin is a campus-scale community for startups, corporates, and freelancers with over 3,000 members. Its event programming, rooftop terrace, and proximity to Berlin's startup scene make it Europe's most connected coworking hub.

Outsite operates coworking-plus-coliving spaces in surf towns and mountain villages from Portugal to Costa Rica to Hawaii. Its network model lets members hop between locations, making it the closest thing to a remote-work hotel chain for nomads.

Spread across multiple locations in Hong Kong, The Hive combines industrial design with Asian hospitality. Its Kennedy Town location features harbor views, a rooftop bar, and 24/7 access that accommodates the irregular hours of Asia-based remote workers serving global clients.

Dojo is the coworking space that put Canggu on the digital nomad map. Its poolside desks, strong community events, and $200-per-month hot desk pricing attract thousands of remote workers annually. The surfboard racks by the entrance set the tone.

Impact Hub Tokyo bridges the gap between Japan's corporate culture and the global remote work movement. Its bilingual community, meticulous Japanese design, and focus on social entrepreneurship attract a uniquely mission-driven membership base.

Selina's Medellín location in the El Poblado neighborhood combines coworking, hostel accommodation, and wellness programming at prices that make it irresistible for Latin America-based nomads. The year-round spring climate and thriving expat community complete the package.

KoHub combines a beachfront coworking space with coliving accommodation on a Thai island. High-speed internet, standing desks with ocean views, and a tight-knit community of long-stay remote workers make it the gold standard for tropical productivity.

Despite WeWork's corporate implosion, its New York flagship locations remain beautifully designed spaces with unbeatable Manhattan networking density. The post-bankruptcy restructuring actually improved member experience by cutting bloated perks and focusing on reliable workspace.

Designed by SelgasCano architects, Second Home Lisbon features 1,000 plants, undulating colorful canopies, and an indoor-outdoor design that feels more like a botanical garden than an office. It anchors Lisbon's booming tech ecosystem.

Housed in a former brewery, Factory Berlin is a campus-scale community for startups, corporates, and freelancers with over 3,000 members. Its event programming, rooftop terrace, and proximity to Berlin's startup scene make it Europe's most connected coworking hub.

Outsite operates coworking-plus-coliving spaces in surf towns and mountain villages from Portugal to Costa Rica to Hawaii. Its network model lets members hop between locations, making it the closest thing to a remote-work hotel chain for nomads.

Spread across multiple locations in Hong Kong, The Hive combines industrial design with Asian hospitality. Its Kennedy Town location features harbor views, a rooftop bar, and 24/7 access that accommodates the irregular hours of Asia-based remote workers serving global clients.

Dojo is the coworking space that put Canggu on the digital nomad map. Its poolside desks, strong community events, and $200-per-month hot desk pricing attract thousands of remote workers annually. The surfboard racks by the entrance set the tone.

Impact Hub Tokyo bridges the gap between Japan's corporate culture and the global remote work movement. Its bilingual community, meticulous Japanese design, and focus on social entrepreneurship attract a uniquely mission-driven membership base.

Selina's Medellín location in the El Poblado neighborhood combines coworking, hostel accommodation, and wellness programming at prices that make it irresistible for Latin America-based nomads. The year-round spring climate and thriving expat community complete the package.