Connectivity has modest but relevant guest support: a May 2026 review calls the Wi-Fi fast, while November 2025 feedback describes good internet. Neither gives speeds, upload performance, dropouts or evidence from a sustained working day, so these are positive impressions rather than a verified connection specification. The more consequential problem for meetings is acoustic. In October 2026, one guest reports that the person on the other end heard music and background noise more clearly than their voice despite a microphone. May feedback independently describes above-average noise. That is stronger practical evidence against important calls than a general café atmosphere rating would be. Concentration is personal: September praise says energetic music improved focus, whereas October feedback discourages work because of loud music and raised voices; January describes quiet conditions. Bring tasks that tolerate distraction, test the connection on arrival, and arrange another location for critical conversations rather than assuming headphones solve the problem.
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