Seattle is known as the origin and home to big names like Amazon, Microsoft, and Starbucks. Companies like these started from scratch and from a single person. One factor that made these businesses successful are the resources at their disposal.
A resource that a solopreneur requires is an office space that allows him to work productively, with the added opportunity of connecting with like-minded people. Since staying at home 24/7 isn’t for everyone, the idea of working at a shared office space is worth considering.
Here are 10 co-working spaces in Seattle you should check out…
1. The Riveter: Fremont
This is a coworking space that’s specialized for women. If you’re a mother who seeks an office with flexible membership amenities such as a fast internet connection, professional programs, and mothers’ rooms, then The Riveter is the best place for you. They also give discounts on dry-cleaning to childcare services. Need a private office space or want to network with others? Check this place out.
2. Industrious Seattle
Documentations are important in businesses so Industrious Seattle provides unlimited free printing as part of the amenities. Solopreneurs who want to party, drink coffee, or just simply relax, get all of these fun perks as members too. They’re also opening a new branch at Bellevue this coming fall of 2018.
3. Collective Chemistry
Are you a creative person? Or do you just love the aesthetic of a creative environment? Collective Chemistry just made themselves for that. Resident memberships that allow you to bring all your equipment and leave them at your desk. Keycards that give you access to an office 24/7 and bike racks for the nature-lover. Collective Chemistry has it all for the solopreneur who loves work-life balance.
4. Hing Hay Coworks
Mailing service should be included in the amenities of coworking spaces for solopreneur businesses to progress even further. That is why at Hing Hay Coworks, they’ve included that along with flexible conference and meeting rooms. And if you want an office space that grants you access to a kitchen with unlimited coffee and tea, be sure to include Hing Hay on your list.
5. West Seattle Coworking
Formerly Office Junction, West Seattle Coworking ensures a clean environment for clarity of mind and maximum productivity. One of their users commented that he was able to get his work done when he tried this shared office space. Enjoy unlimited coffee and tea!
6. Impact Hub Seattle
We usually associate office work with a lot of sitting. But Impact Hub in Seattle has standing and treadmill desks for you to stay fit while working. There’s more, if you get sweaty from working out, they have showers and towels on-site. Not enough? They have a dog-walking program, a wellness room, and community events. Take your tour today!
7. Coterie Worklounge
Just because you’re the creative type doesn’t mean you thrive in a rugged and messy environment. Sometimes what you need is an elegant and classy workplace. With the ambiance of a 5-star hotel, Coterie Worklounge has all the business amenities you need.
8. Novel Coworking Pioneer Building
More of a vintage-kind of an environment, this Romanesque-style coworking space is affordable and complete with all the standard amenities you look for. Whether it’s a fast internet connection, an indoor bike storage, local beer, Novel Coworking lets you have all of that.
9. WeWork Seattle
Our list wouldn’t be complete without WeWork. As always, they have multiple co-working spaces in one city, so location issues wouldn’t be a problem. Don’t forget their on-site office supplies, IT support, global network, and their famous daily cleaning amenities. With their 6 different locations around Seattle plus a wide variety of membership perks, WeWork will always be here for you.
10. MAKERS Workspaces
Working in a new environment is pretty hard especially if you don’t know anyone. It can also be awkward to ask for help. So at MAKERS Workspaces, they have a hospitable on-site staff to help you with your concerns each day. Like all coworking spaces, they have all the standard business amenities, and if you get bored working, they also have table games for you to enjoy or just to prevent a burnout.
So which of the coworking spaces we listed appealed do you like best? Lastly, share this post on social media to get the word out about these great offices in Seattle.
