Seven best coworking spaces in Boston

Choose from trendy shared offices in creative Back Bay to high-rise hot desks in the financial district

WeWork One Seaport Square in Boston. Photographs by WeWork

Boston is home to one of the East Coast’s most dynamic and rapidly evolving startup cultures. In recent years, this historic city has emerged as one of the country’s most important centers for tech, finance, and design innovation, attracting talent and investors from around the world. 

In a single month last year, venture capitalists pumped $624 million into 58 startups in the Boston area, and for two years running, the city was named by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation as the number-one city in the country for startups. The city’s vibrant business community also includes the headquarters of established companies like Liberty Mutual, Santander Bank, and Reebok.

The explosion of new and growing businesses has created the need for more agile and flexible workspaces in Boston. Now more than ever, young companies, creative freelancers, digital nomads, and organizations in need of expansion are seeking out innovative and inspiring new places to work.

Choosing the right coworking space for your business can be a challenge. Click here for the full Boston city guide. And take a look at some of the best shared workspaces in Boston. Those who want to try out a space before committing to a monthly membership can do so in many Boston coworking spaces through the WeWork On Demand app.

Downtown

One Lincoln Street

Nearby Transit: South Station

Cross Streets: Lincoln St & Essex St

WeWork All Access starting at: $299 per month

Workspace starting at: $29/day

Conference Room starting at: $10/hr

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Startups in the banking and finance sectors will feel right at home in this modern coworking space right in Boston’s popular financial district. You can sample dumplings in Chinatown with the team after work or take a rejuvenating afternoon stroll through the nearby Boston Commons.

Set over 11 stories of the historic State Street Financial Center, this collection of private offices and hot desks in a highly sought-after area of the city appeals to companies of all sizes. This workspace is available to book for just $29 a day (or starting at $10 an hour for a meeting room) using the WeWork On Demand app.

33 Arch Street

Nearby Transit: Downtown Crossing station

Cross Streets: Arch St & Hawley Pl

WeWork All Access starting at: $299 per month

Workspace starting at: $29/day

Conference Room starting at: $10/hr

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You can’t get more central than this dynamic and energetic coworking space at 33 Arch Street, where you’ll not only be part of Boston’s ever-evolving skyline but also be spoiled for choice when it comes to lunchtime dining options. For some fresh air, the lawns of Post Office Square are just a few minutes’ stroll away.

WeWork coworking space in Boston on 33 Arch Street in Downtown
WeWork 33 Arch Street in Boston.

This flexible office space on Arch Street is packed with amenities and features bright and airy lounges, on-site support for professional and social events, hot desks, and sleek private offices for teams of all sizes. This workspace is available to book for just $29 a day (or starting at $10 an hour for a meeting room) using the WeWork On Demand app.

One Beacon Street

Nearby Transit: Government Center station

Cross Streets: Beacon St & Tremont St

WeWork All Access starting at: $299 per month

Workspace starting at: $29/day

Conference Room starting at: $10/hr

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Located in the heart of downtown Boston, One Beacon Street offers unrivaled convenience for startups wanting to be in the center of a vibrant community of established companies and dynamic creatives. Alongside historic investment firms, a number of architecture and design studios share this 37-story skyscraper.  

WeWork coworking space in Boston on One Beacon Street in Downtown
WeWork One Beacon Street in Boston.

Not only does the 15th-floor coworking space boast stunning views and copious natural light throughout, but it also features break rooms with recreational games, secure bike storage for cyclists, and a fully equipped fitness center and gym. This workspace is available to book for just $29 a day (or starting at $10 an hour for a meeting room) using the WeWork On Demand app.

Cambridge

625 Massachusetts Ave

Nearby Transit: Central station

Cross Streets: Massachusetts Ave & Prospect St

WeWork All Access starting at: $299 per month

Workspace starting at: $29/day

Conference Room starting at: $10/hr

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The relaxed and affordable coworking space at 625 Massachusetts Ave, the first WeWork north of the river, is set within a classic three-story Boston townhouse far from the bustling high-rises of downtown. Wedged between Harvard and MIT, you won’t struggle to attract some of the brightest new talent to your business.

WeWork coworking space in Boston on 625 Massachusetts Ave in Cambridge
WeWork 625 Massachusetts Ave in Cambridge.

The shared office space features a wellness room designed for meditation and relaxation, as well as an open and airy event space equipped with the latest technology, lighting, and sound systems. This workspace is available to book for just $29 a day (or starting at $10 an hour for a meeting room) using the WeWork On Demand app.

Back Bay

501 Boylston Street

Nearby Transit: Back Bay station

Cross Streets: Boylston St & Clarendon St

WeWork All Access starting at: $299 per month

Workspace starting at: $29/day

Conference Room starting at: $10/hr

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This newly renovated coworking space at an enviable address in Copley Square spans two floors of the historic building and offers a beautifully designed open-air terrace overlooking Boston’s effortlessly cool Back Bay area.

WeWork coworking space in Boston on 501 Boylston Street in Back Bay
WeWork 501 Boylston St in Boston.

The tree-lined streets are packed with hipster eateries, boutique designer stores, and independent coffee shops, making this the perfect base of operations for creative startups and sociable, dynamic teams. This workspace is available to book for just $29 a day (or starting at $10 an hour for a meeting room) using the WeWork On Demand app.

West End

200 Portland St

Nearby Transit: North Station, Bowdoin station

Cross Streets: Causeway St & Portland St

WeWork All Access starting at: $299 per month

Workspace starting at: $29/day

Conference Room starting at: $10/hr

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A beautiful and affordable coworking space in a vibrant part of Boston’s West End— where companies from every industry come together—200 Portland Street is the ideal home for new startups and established businesses alike.

WeWork coworking space in Boston on 200 Portland St in West End
WeWork 200 Portland St in Boston.

The office is structured around a pair of stunning atriums on two floors and boasts art-filled lounges, well-designed private offices, and meeting rooms for brainstorming sessions and informal gatherings. This workspace is available to book for just $29 a day (or starting at $10 an hour for a meeting room) using the WeWork On Demand app.

Seaport

One Seaport Square

Nearby Transit: Courthouse station, South Station 

Cross Streets: Sleeper St & Northern Ave

WeWork All Access starting at: $299 per month

Workspace starting at: $29/day

Conference Room starting at: $10/hr

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Set amid the shops and restaurants of Seaport Square, this coworking space in Boston’s fast-changing Innovation District offers waterfront views and plentiful green spaces nearby. For a quick getaway, Logan Airport is less than 15 minutes away.

WeWork coworking space in Boston on One Seaport Square in Seaport
WeWork One Seaport Square in Boston.

WeWork occupies two floors of One Seaport Square, offering expansive common areas, sophisticated private offices, and hot desk memberships for on-demand access to this dynamic workspace. This workspace is available to book for just $29 a day (or starting at $10 an hour for a meeting room) using the WeWork On Demand app.

Steve Hogarty is a writer and journalist based in London. He is the travel editor of City AM newspaper and the deputy editor of City AM Magazine, where his work focuses on technology, travel, and entertainment.

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