Working remotely can be tough and isolating, especially for solo entrepreneurs in bustling cities like Denver. Fortunately, Denver offers a variety of coworking spaces that provide opportunities for networking, meeting others, and working in a fresh environment.
After moving to Denver, I ran my freelance design studio from home for nearly a year, and I understood the struggles of remote work. Denver is an excellent city for digital nomads. Using a shared workspace boosted my productivity significantly and gave me something to look forward to each day. Here are some of the best coworking spaces in downtown Denver you should consider.
WeWork is a prominent name in coworking, and it has several locations in Denver, including Financial House, Wells Fargo Center, Tabor Center, The Circa Building, The Lab, and the Triangle Building. The most popular is the Financial House, where amenities include a mother’s room, event space, recreational games, bike storage, and a coffee bar. Day passes are available for $29 USD, private offices start at $600 USD, and an all-access pass costs $299 USD. The all-access pass is great for those needing multiple locations.
Green Spaces, located in RiNo (River North), is another top choice. Known for its eco-friendly approach, it features recycling programs, solar panels, and plenty of plants. Memberships range from $199 USD for lounge access to $695 USD for a private office. This space offers high-speed WiFi, bottomless coffee and tea, kitchens, mailing services, and access to the Winter Park location.
Thrive is a budget-friendly coworking space situated near the Ballpark area, with additional locations in Centennial, Cherry Creek, and West Arvada. Prices start at $50 USD per month for mobile memberships, while private offices start at $650 USD. Ballpark amenities include phone booths, conference rooms, bike storage, and reliable high-speed internet.
Expansive 16th Street, formerly Novel Coworking, is located along the 16th Street Mall, making it easily accessible. Offering a variety of amenities like an espresso bar, lounge area, high-speed internet, and a rooftop patio with stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, office suites start at $2,999 USD for larger groups, while coworking passes start at $249 USD.
CTRL Collective, located in LoDo’s Dairy Block, targets creative entrepreneurs. Memberships start at $350 USD for a hot desk and go up to $1,525 USD for private office suites. This space offers high-speed internet, free coffee, a creation lab, and a photo studio.
Enterprise Coworking, primarily located in RiNo with a suburban location in Greenwood Village, boasts free beer, pet-friendly policies, and 1 GB fibre internet. Monthly floater passes start at $99 USD, while virtual memberships are only $50 USD per month.
Alchemy Creative Workspace, found in West Wash Park, emphasizes connection and business growth. Amenities include fast and secure WiFi, free kombucha, coffee, tea, conference rooms, and dog-friendly offices. Memberships range from $25 USD day passes to $1,199 USD for private office suites.
Shift Workspaces offers multiple locations around Denver, including Corona, Bannock, and Littleton. It features ergonomic furniture, high-speed internet, fitness classes, and even massage therapy. Prices start at $299 USD for coworking spaces and go up to $625 USD for private offices.
Spaces, located between Ballpark and LoDo in a historic 1940s building, offers meeting rooms, an on-site restaurant, breakout areas, and parking. Membership options include a $226 USD coworking pass and a $400 USD private office.
The Hive on 16th is another excellent choice, located on the 16th Street Mall near Denver Pavilions. Known for its stunning views, it offers printing services, phone booths, whiteboards, a coffee bar, and a partnership with Sweet Bloom Coffee Roasters. Prices start at $25 USD for a day pass and go up to $735 USD for a private office per month.
Denver has numerous coworking spaces to suit various needs and budgets. It’s worth touring a few to determine the best fit before committing to a membership. Many locations offer a free day pass with a scheduled tour, so you can try them out before making a decision. These spaces can enhance your productivity and provide a refreshing change from working at home.
