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Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing and popularity information in this section is based on proprietary data from bookings made on Peerspace from 2016-2026.

How much does a coworking space cost to rent in Washington?

Coworking spaces in Washington average $116 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for.

What's the best day to rent a coworking space in Washington?

Saturdays are the most popular day for booking coworking spaces in Washington. For those seeking a deal, consider booking Saturday and Wednesday as these days are 10% cheaper on average.

How popular are coworking spaces in Washington?

Our local hosts have welcomed 2150 people into their coworking spaces with reviews averaging 4.97 stars. Most even said they would book again -- about 99%.

How long do people rent coworking spaces in Washington?

Most coworking spaces are scheduled for 5 hours, with 19 people in attendance. You’ll find the most Coworking Spaces starting between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM.

What amenities are usually included in DC coworking spaces?

Coworking spaces in Washington, DC are designed to bridge the gap between the distractions of home and the rigidity of traditional offices, offering a suite of amenities that make workdays more productive and enjoyable. Most DC coworking spaces provide high-speed internet, comfortable desks or private offices, and access to well-equipped meeting rooms. You’ll also find essentials like printing and scanning, phone booths for private calls, and communal kitchens stocked with coffee and tea. Many locations go further, offering lounges, event spaces, fitness or wellness rooms, and even on-site support staff to help your day run smoothly. What sets DC apart is the diversity and creativity of its coworking environments. Some spaces feature inspiring art, natural light, or historic architecture, while others focus on community programming—think networking events, skill workshops, or wellness classes. For those with specialized needs, certain venues offer lockers, showers, bike storage, and even podcast studios. This variety ensures that whether you’re a freelancer, entrepreneur, or remote team, you can find a space that matches your workflow and personality. Pro Tip: On Peerspace, you can filter by amenities—such as kitchen access, AV equipment, or outdoor areas—so you only see spaces that truly fit your needs. This saves time and ensures you get the most value out of your booking.

Are there flexible or pay-as-you-go workspace options nearby?

Absolutely. Flexibility is a cornerstone of the DC coworking scene, with many spaces offering pay-as-you-go options like hourly, daily, or weekly rentals—no long-term commitment required. This is ideal for anyone who wants to avoid the high costs and rigidity of traditional office leases, or simply needs a professional environment for a day of focus, a client meeting, or a team brainstorming session. On Peerspace, you’ll find a wide range of flexible workspaces in Washington, DC, from creative studios to private offices and conference rooms, all available to book by the hour or day. This approach means you only pay for the time and amenities you need, making it a cost-effective solution for freelancers, startups, and hybrid teams alike. Pro Tip: You can read real user reviews to get a sense of which spaces are best for focused work, collaboration, or creative projects.

Can I find coworking spaces with childcare in Washington, DC?

Yes, though these spaces are still relatively rare, Washington, DC is at the forefront of integrating childcare with coworking. Innovative providers like Two Birds have pioneered the concept of combining licensed daycare with a professional workspace, making it possible for working parents to balance productivity and family life under one roof. This model is designed specifically for parents who need both reliable childcare and a distraction-free environment to work. These family-friendly coworking spaces typically offer all the standard amenities—desks, meeting rooms, high-speed internet—alongside on-site childcare, play areas, and sometimes even parent-focused events or support groups. While availability is limited, demand is growing, so it’s worth checking Peerspace or contacting local providers directly to see what’s available near you.

How do I compare prices between different DC coworking locations?

Comparing prices in Washington, DC’s diverse coworking market can feel overwhelming, but a few key strategies can make it simple and transparent. Most coworking spaces list their rates clearly on platforms like Peerspace, where you can see hourly, daily, or monthly pricing alongside details about included amenities, guest capacity, and minimum rental times. This allows you to compare apples to apples, factoring in what’s included (e.g., free coffee, printing, meeting room access) and what might cost extra. Peerspace also provides user reviews and ratings, so you can weigh cost against real experiences. Keep in mind that prices vary based on location, space type (private office vs. open desk), and the day of the week—midweek bookings are often more affordable than weekends. According to recent booking trends, the average cost for a coworking space in DC is around $106 per hour, but this can range from $88 to $350 depending on the venue and amenities. Pro Tip: When budgeting, consider not just the sticker price but also the value of included amenities and the flexibility of the rental terms. Booking for off-peak days or times can also help you secure a better rate.

Are there quiet workspaces available for focused tasks?

Yes—finding a truly quiet, distraction-free workspace is a top priority for many in Washington, DC, and coworking providers have responded with dedicated solutions. Many venues offer private offices, phone booths, or soundproof meeting rooms specifically designed for deep work, private calls, or virtual meetings. Some spaces are intentionally curated for calm, with minimal design, natural light, and noise-reducing features. On Peerspace, you can filter your search for private or quiet spaces, and the detailed listings will indicate if a venue is suitable for focused work. User reviews often mention the atmosphere, so you can get a sense of how quiet and professional a space feels before booking. This is especially important for remote workers, students, writers, or anyone who needs to escape the distractions of home or a busy café.

What’s the process to try a coworking space before committing?

Trying out a coworking space before making a longer-term commitment is not only possible—it’s encouraged in Washington, DC’s flexible workspace market. Most spaces offer day passes, hourly rentals, or trial periods, allowing you to experience the environment, amenities, and community firsthand. On Peerspace, you can easily book a space for just a few hours or a single day, no membership required. Here’s how it typically works:
  1. Browse available spaces and filter by your preferred amenities, location, and price.
  2. Read detailed descriptions and user reviews to find the best fit for your needs.
  3. Book a short-term rental—by the hour or day—to experience the space.
  4. Use your visit to assess comfort, noise levels, amenities, and the overall vibe.
  5. If the space feels right, you can inquire about longer-term options or recurring bookings directly with the host.
Pro Tip: Use your trial day to test all the amenities you’ll need (Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, kitchen, etc.) and chat with other members or the host to get a feel for the community. This hands-on approach ensures you make an informed decision and find a space where you can truly thrive. If you need more personalized recommendations or want to explore unique, inspiring spaces for your next workday in Washington, DC, Peerspace is here to help you discover and book the perfect fit—no strings attached.

Reviews for coworking spaces

Zain A.
Intimate Roof Top Deck with stunning views of Washington Monument & Downtown DC
Good space, the front desk is not as understanding but the host was very responsive and understanding
Haley B.
Interior Rooftop Lounge with Stunning Views
doors to let some fresh air in. The gentleman at the front desk of the building was so helpful and nice. Would love to book again if we ever need to and will be recommending to coworkers...
Asa D.
Quiet Meeting Room For a Small Study Group or Interview Setting!!!
Outside of waiting for the front desk person checking in was very staight forward. The space was perfect for my meeting...
Millette E.
Charming, Spacious Club Room in DuPont Circle
My sister and I went to view the space ahead of time and it was just as pictured. We were supported by Harvey from the front desk and our experience was "top rated". Working with John our Peerspace host was great, because he was kind, patient, and responded to...
Jody F.
Stylish, Well-Situated Meeting Space
The space was clean, access instructions were communicated early and accurately, and we had lots of individual spaces to complete the interviews we were hosting as a team here. Also affordable by comparison to coworking spaces memberships — an overall win...
Ricky F.
Large Industrial Meeting Room in Chinatown
Highly recommend! This building has so many rooms and spaces of varying size/style and is brand new! Fernanda was working the front desk and took great care of us. They have complimentary beverages stocked in multiple kitchens throughout the space, including cold brew on draft! We were only...
Kirsten F.
Quiet Meeting Room For a Small Study Group or Interview Setting!!!
The space was clean and comfortable. The person at the desk was so helpful. I was a bit panicked because I was running late and she really helped me get connected to the internet (it was easy, actually. I was connected without realizing it…) I would definitely book again...
Naomi H.
Quiet & Bright Conference Room Perfect for your Next Meeting in DC!
great spot to get work done for those looking to find space in D.C! It looked just like the photos online. The space is super close to the metro. The front desk attendant was really friendly as well. Recommended...
Andrew K.
Colorful Conference Room w/ Breakout Space in Columbia Heights
Space was fantastic! Easy access with metered street parking all around the building - a straight load in with a helpful front desk, and a straight shot to the elevator which took us up to the conference room. We used the conference room to stage gear and talent, while we...
Jessica K.
Private Meeting/Dining Event Space for 10 - NoMa
This conference and dining space was great for a meeting of a small team. The location was perfect and the front desk associate was very helpful. There is an accessible restroom and nitro coffee available for sale by the ounce...
Jessica K.
Medium Industrial Meeting Room in Shaw
We loved the space, and Katherine at the front desk was amazing! We certainly plan on booking again in the future
Amy S.
Private Meeting Room for 6 at The Gaslight Building
Great space overall, was easy to schedule and arrange with the host. Self-check in was COVID friendly; only confusion initially was finding the key to unlock the conference room, which was located in a desk drawer in the room adjacent to the conference room (on the other side...
Shani S.
West End DC Private Meeting Spaces in DC
Our time in Beth's office space was just as described. The room was a great space to have at least 8 people work in. We ended up with only 3 people which was more than enough space. The glass walls were excellent and the ability to...
Robert S.
Freshly renovated Boardroom on the famous Pennsylvania Avenue
Be aware that there is a guard at the front desk of the building that will need to badge you in to the elevator after working hours, so that may require some coordination or pre-notification. Still a great space...
Craig S.
Modern Historic Lounge
This space work out really well. We did a video interview and we had more than enough space for our two-camera setup. I wouldn't recommend doing a video shoot on Friday (like we did) or you will have to stop because of noise for various deliveries...
Jamal S.
Modern Event Room with Marble Bar
great staff at front desk very accommodating and helpful - great space everything worked perfect
Madeline S.
Charming, Spacious Club Room in DuPont Circle
The space was gorgeous and perfect for a bridal shower. Everyone loved it and was so impressed! Harvey at the concierge desk was exceptional! Truly no one like him...
Natalie T.
Chinatown Conference Room
very quickly, jumped into action whenever we needed assistance and did it all with such a pleasant demeanor. I highly recommend this space. Also, they front desk staff in the lobby were very pleasant and accommodating. They made sure we were able to navigate getting people to the suite...
Jessika T.
Private Conference House with Integrated Tech, Breakout Rooms, Outdoor Space, Modular Furniture and art gallery in LeDroit Park - Perfect for Senior Executives Retreats, Workshops and Private Dinners!
was not on-site for the meeting; however, my coworkers loved the space, and Javier was an absolute delight from the initial setup call to the event. We will book again! Thank you for everything...
Hanna T.
Spacious Event Space with High Ceilings, Entertaining Kitchen and TVs with surround sound - NoMa
allow extra time (about 20 min) to get in if you rent this space as the phone # will lead you to an automated service - it may even be better to go directly to the front desk and request to be let in. We paid for 2 parking spots, but...