Coworking review · Lisbon
Checked 9 Oct 2026A sensible shortlist option for independent workers who appreciate a personable, dog-inclusive atmosphere, but not an unconditional month-long recommendation. June 2026 multi-week and almost-two-month users report quiet, comfortable work, and connectivity has encouraging guest support.[source][source][source]
The review, at a glance
A sensible shortlist option for independent workers who appreciate a personable, dog-inclusive atmosphere, but not an unconditional month-long recommendation. June 2026 multi-week and almost-two-month users report quiet, comfortable work, and connectivity has encouraging guest support. Nevertheless, the March 2026 account of odors, hygiene problems, cold conditions and unwanted interruptions is too specific to dismiss. Try your intended seating area and working hours before buying a month. For prolonged video calls, budget for a meeting room rather than assuming the included booths permit continuous occupation.
[source][source][source]Google: 4.9/5 from 212 public ratings. Reported by the provider ↗This is the provider’s aggregate, separate from the guest reviews we analyzed and from the LodgeLens rating.
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The scorecard
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A closer look · Chapter 1
The strongest positive evidence is not simply a collection of brief endorsements: June 2026 guests describe several weeks and almost two months of working here, with quietness, comfort and productivity central to their accounts. Regular desks sit in the operator's “Quiet room,” while high or bar desks occupy the lounge. That distinction matters when choosing the cheaper seat: the lounge may host wellness activities from 18:30 to 20:00 and on weekends, so it is not necessarily an interchangeable evening workstation.
The comfort picture is meaningfully disputed. A March 2026 reviewer reports dog odors, poor circulation, recurring toilet and kitchen cleanliness issues, cold conditions and unwanted conversations. A May 2024 reviewer also reported poor air and a headache; that older account is corroborating history, not a current inspection. Conversely, June 2026 guests found the space comfortable and peaceful, with one particularly enjoying the dogs. For a month-long decision, trial the actual desk area during your intended hours. The guest-confirmed terrace offers a break option, but its river view does not establish daylight or ventilation at indoor desks.
[source][source][source]A closer look · Chapter 2
Connectivity has useful guest backing beyond the operator's included-Wi-Fi claim. A September 2026 reviewer reports completing an 80GB upload in 1.5 hours, while a May 2025 guest describes quick internet. This supports considering the branch for substantial online work, but it is not an independently verified speed test or proof of consistent latency under a busy room's load.
Calls require a more careful plan. The operator lists five free-to-use booths, and regular-day booking material explicitly includes booth access. However, the product page asks users to keep sessions to a maximum of 15 minutes. That makes them a practical option for brief check-ins, not a defensible assumption for back-to-back hour-long meetings. A March 2026 guest was happy renting a meeting room for video calls; those rooms are extras. An August 2024 reviewer praised the call-booth layout, whereas a June 2022 reviewer reported barking and loud conversations during meetings. The older complaint cannot establish current noise conditions, but neither the booth count nor positive room feedback proves soundproofing, privacy or availability whenever needed.
[source][source][source][source]A closer look · Chapter 3
The booking overview lists regular-desk days at €17 for 09:00–18:00, late-starter days at €17 for 13:30–22:30, and long days at €23 for 09:00–22:30. These exclude 23% VAT added at checkout. The €15 regular-day product is explicitly high/lounge seating, with a €2 regular-desk supplement and a separate €2 weekend supplement. Half-days appear as €11 for regular desks in the overview versus €10 plus options on the product page; they are weekday-only.
Not every difference is fully resolved by seating: the late-starter product displays €15, while the long-day product displays €20 and ends at 22:00 rather than the overview's 22:30. Confirm the selected seat, finish time and total before paying. Monthly unassigned-desk membership is listed at €160 before VAT, with 24/7 access, a locker and an optional €25 fixed desk. Screens, meeting rooms and sauna add costs rather than automatically enhancing the base membership's value.
Entry codes are promised the preceding evening, and an October 2026 guest found access easy. The operator distinguishes daytime passes from long-term 24/7 access. Socially, recent host praise contrasts with unwanted-interaction feedback; friendship and shared-meal reports from 2023–2024 are encouraging history, not a guarantee of today's community.
[source][source][source][source][source][source][source]Understand the pass before you pay
Published prices checked within the last 30 days. These are not live quotes or a promise of desk availability.
| Pass or plan | Published price | Conditions & source |
|---|---|---|
| Regular day — regular desk | EUR 17 / day | 09:00–18:00; excludes 23% VAT added at checkout. Overview includes phone-booth access. High-desk seating is €2 less.[source] |
| Regular day — high/lounge desk | EUR 15 / day | High/bar seating in the lounge; excludes 23% VAT. Product lists regular-desk and weekend supplements of €2 each. Regular-day overview specifies 09:00–18:00.[source][source] |
| Late starter — overview regular-desk price | EUR 17 / day | 13:30–22:30; excludes 23% VAT. Overview discounts high desks by €2, while product heading displays €15 without a clear seating basis; confirm selected desk at checkout.[source][source] |
| Long day — overview regular-desk price | EUR 23 / day | Overview specifies 09:00–22:30 and a €3 high-desk discount; excludes 23% VAT. Product heading instead displays €20 and 09:00–22:00, so confirm seating and finish time.[source][source] |
| Half-day — overview regular-desk price | EUR 11 / slot | Weekdays only; choose 09:00–13:30, 13:30–18:00 or 18:00–22:30. Excludes 23% VAT. Overview offers €1 high-desk discount; product displays €10 plus options.[source][source] |
| Monthly — unassigned desk | EUR 160 / month | Excludes 23% VAT. Includes listed 24/7 access and locker; fixed desk is an optional €25 addition. Operator advertises decreasing rates from three months without specifying the reduced amounts.[source] |
Facilities in the evidence
A useful first-day check
Test a call from the area you would use. Check the desk, chair, power sockets and connection with your own device. Ask whether booths and meeting rooms need a reservation or cost extra.
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