Work Anywhere, Anytime: Top Coworking Spaces with Day Pass In Hong Kong
 

Massive daylight at Desk-one Causeway Bay (© Desk-one)

Looking for a cool place to work in Hong Kong? Whether you’re on a business trip, or live in the city and don’t want to commit to a long term office rental, heading to a coworking space is a great option. With flexible day passes, you can enjoy all the perks of a professional office without the long-term commitment. We've handpicked some of our favorites for you.

Understanding the Benefits for Day Passes

Now, you might be wondering why people would choose day passes instead of committing to a long-term membership. Well, the answer is simple: flexibility. Day passes offer the freedom to work whenever and wherever you want without being tied down to a specific location. You can choose a coworking space near your client one day and explore a different neighborhood the next.

Many people take up day passes because it is cost-effective. Instead of paying hefty monthly fees, you only pay for the days you actually use the space. This is perfect for freelancers, digital nomads, or anyone who needs a temporary workspace without breaking the bank. For example, there are many trade fairs at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre throughout the year, attracting exhibitors worldwide. When they need a place to work or meet clients, the most convenient choice would be the coworking spaces in the area. 

Another perk of day passes is the opportunity to try out different coworking spaces. Each space has its own vibe and amenities, so you can test the waters and find the one that suits your style and work preferences. Maybe you prefer a creative atmosphere with a strong community, or perhaps you like to stay focus with a more professional setting.

Top Coworking Spaces with Day Pass In Hong Kong

The Hive

The Hive CCG Common Ground in Central (© The Hive)

Founded in Hong Kong in 2012, The Hive has crafted 23 stunning coworking spaces in 6 countries across the Asia Pacific, all located in prime locations, providing professionals with a truly unique and inspiring environment. In Hong Kong, they have 9 convenient locations such as Central, Wan Chai, Lai Chi Kok and Sai Kung.

Among these locations, The Hive Studio stands out with its fashion photography studio, perfect for members looking to combine their creative pursuits with a professional workspace. Additionally, the MakerHive offers a blend of open space, private offices, workshops, and storage areas, tailored for designers, architects, freelancers, fashionistas, entrepreneurs, and small businesses.

In terms of day passes, The Hive offers a great deal. For HK$300, you can enjoy a full day of access from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm, including a spot in the hot desk area and access to various Hive events. Alternatively, they also have part-time hot desk options starting from HK$1,250 for 10 days, which come with additional perks such as meeting room and printing credits.

At The Hive, they are committed to ensure the Hive experience for every member is happy and successful. Through their events and community, they aim to build deep connections within their membership base, regardless of industry, role, or location.

Somewhere

Coworking lounge at Somewhere (© Somewhere)

Targeting dedicated learners who are determined to excel in their studies or careers, Somewhere is a co-study space with two locations in Hong Kong, Kowloon City and Causeway Bay. Unlike self-study rooms or coffee shops that are crowded and distracting, they offer a customized study-work environment that combines comfort, privacy, and a vibrant atmosphere. Whether you're an ambitious student aiming to master your subjects, a working professional preparing for exams, or a freelancer in need of a dedicated workspace, they have got you covered.

Studying alongside others boosts productivity, as we tend to mimic their actions and feel more motivated when observed by others. In collaboration with a professional design team, they divided the space into zones with different purposes: a quiet area for focused studying, a chill area for a relaxed vibe, and a discussion area for collaborative work.

Somewhere’s day passes start at HK$138 on weekdays and HK$148 on weekends. With unlimited access during operation hours, which are from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm for Kowloon City and 10:00 am to 9:00 pm for Causeway Bay, you'll have a sharing desk, WiFi, coffee/tea, and a storage locker. They also provide hourly hot desk options starting from HK$38 on weekdays and HK$48 on weekends. Member can purchase Footprint (HK$1=1 Footprint) and redeem day passes, monthly passes and other services.

OONIQUE

OONIQUE Causeway Bay (© OONIQUE)

Nestled in the heart of Causeway Bay, just a minute's walk from the MTR station, OONIQUE offers a stylish environment for individuals seeking a dedicated space to work or study, sparing the trouble of searching for seats in crowded study rooms or noisy coffee shops.

The co-study space offers a range of zones, for instance, the Lobby is an open area with a fully-stocked pantry, capable of accommodating approximately 30 people. It also serves as an ideal event venue for larger groups. On the other hand, the Library is designed for focused studying or workshops, featuring sound-reduced sections for groups of around 15. The Lab, equipped with workstations and a whiteboard, is perfect for brainstorming sessions or tutoring. And for a well-deserved break, the Lounge offers a city view and a relaxing atmosphere.

When it comes to day pass options, at just $98/day (or $85/day for students), visitors can enjoy unlimited access to the facilities during operating hours from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm. Booking is made easy through their website, where you can check availability and make reservations directly.

In addition to the sharing space, OONIQUE provides private offices for hourly, daily, and monthly rental on the 12th floor, catering to freelancers, remote workers, and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs). The packages came with services such as printing/scanning, Wi-Fi and refreshments. 

Desk-One

Desk-one Causeway Bay (© Desk-one)

Combining café, library, and coworking space, Desk-One is a collaborative workspace that provides a shared environment for work, study, and relaxation. With seven locations across Hong Kong, including Causeway Bay, Mongkok, Tsuen Wan, Sha Tin, Kwun Tong, Wan Chai (under the Glue brand), and North Point (in collaboration with Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour hotel), they are dedicated to provide a creative space for co-learning.

At Desk-One, they believe that a well-designed space is essential for focusing on your goals, distressing from daily hassles, and enhancing work efficiency. The space is divided into different zones, including the Reading Lounge with a café-like ambiance, the Quiet Focus Zone for uninterrupted me-times, the Common Ground for events and discussions, and Private Rooms equipped with whiteboards for group meetings and workshops. In terms of amenities, high-speed Wi-Fi, specialty coffee, independent sockets, magazine and book, drinks and snacks, and printing and scanning services are provided. 

Furthermore, there is a range of workshops for community members to join, from candle making to calligraphy, knitting to floral arrangement, allowing them to explore and build personal interest besides working and studying.

Desk-One offers day pass at HK$128 on weekdays and HK$148 on weekends. These passes grant access during the opening hours, which vary based on the location. Alternatively, they offer a 3-hour single-visit pass for HK$88 on weekdays and HK$108 on weekends, as well as a 30-minute single-visit pass for HK$22. To book, simple check availability and book via the Desksmart app.

WeWork 

Coworking lounge at WeWork (© WeWork)

Originated in New York, WeWork has become a global provider of flexible and collaborative workspaces, creating inspiring environments where individuals and companies can thrive. With six prime locations across the city, including Central, Sheung Wan, Wan Chai, Quarry Bay, Kwun Tong, and Causeway Bay, WeWork offers serviced offices and coworking spaces designed to meet diverse needs.

The workspaces are carefully designed with amenities to promote work efficiency, such as professional workstations, soundproof phone booths, meeting rooms, and high-speed internet. Plus, enjoy unlimited coffee and beverages, and convenient printing services at affordable rates.

With a focus on bringing inclusivity, empathy, and open-mindedness to their supportive community, WeWork members can access to plenty of exclusive benefits, including discounts at local restaurants, cafés, bars, fitness studios, and even software services like Amazon Web Services.

At HK$300, WeWork Day Pass provides professionals with on-demand access to their open workspaces. The flexible pay-as-you-go daily membership allows individuals to enjoy shared amenities, high-speed Wi-Fi, and the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals in the WeWork community. No reservations are required, interested individuals can simply visit any of their Hong Kong locations directly and purchase the Day Pass on-site.

WanderLoft

Coworking lounge at Wanderloft (© Wanderloft)

WanderLoft, Hong Kong's first designer-centric shared workspace, is located in the neighborhood of Kwun Tong, just minutes away from the Ngau Tau Kok MTR station. The flagship workspace has an abundance of natural light, panoramic views, and thoughtfully designed facilities tailored to the needs of both emerging and seasoned designers. Its community members came from various design backgrounds, with the majority from IT & software, marketing and interior design. This mix of expertise helps foster collaboration and allows for the sharing of resources, ideas, and opportunities. By partnering with third-party design firms and organizations, they promote potential business ventures and expands professional networks for their members.

WanderLoft also houses a comprehensive materials and resources library for members to look for inspiration. From fabrics to carpets, tiles, and beyond, the library features a curated collection of samples sourced from around the world. In addition to providing a conducive workspace, they collaborate with design initiatives and foundations worldwide to host regular design-focused events, such as design lectures, guest speakers, Q&A sessions, and social gatherings.

In the workspace, you can find standard amenities like high-speed WiFi, event spaces/meeting rooms, phone booths, pantry facilities/free coffee, and business printers. The on-site staff can also assist with mail handling and other administrative tasks.

For those looking for flexible access, their Day Pass is priced at HK$140, which allows you to access the Open Area and Hot Desks during office hours (Monday to Friday, 9AM to 6PM). This option already include high-speed WiFi, power plugs, pantry amenities, and pay-per-use options for printing, meeting rooms, and lockable storage. Shorter passes are also available, for instance, the 3-hour pass is priced at HK$100 and the 1-hour pass costs HK$40.

Coffice

Coffice Lai Chi Kok (© Coffice)

Under the Conson Group, Coffice set them apart from other coworking space by providing support like company formation. They have 7 branches across the city, including Lai Chi Kok, Kwun Tong, Tsim Sha Tsui, Wan Chai, Sheung Shui, Tsuen Wan and Mong Kok, which the Mong Kok location provide virtual office services only.

Dedicated for startups and entrepreneurs, Coffice aspire to create a platform with comprehensive support from a group of partners, providing the necessary for their entrepreneurial journey. Powered by Conson CPA Limited, Coffice offers a comprehensive range of services. From business formation to company secretary services, accounting, and taxation support, members can access these essential resources all under one roof.

In the workspace, they build an ideal work environment that integrates work, life, and social interactions, for example, the Coffee Bar serves as a social hub, inviting members to unwind, connect, and exchange valuable insights with like-minded individuals. 

Regarding day pass options, Coffice offer day pass at HK$100, and members can access during opening hours, Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm, and enjoy their Wi-Fi, free coffee, vending machine, conference rooms, IT supports and printing service. Contact the team for booking and more information.

How to choose a Day Pass?

Apart from comparing the cost and benefits, you should consider other factors as well. Start by assessing your needs, especially on location, amenities, atmosphere, and services. Many providers share such information on their website, so research thoroughly on their offerings, explore their social media presence and online reviews. You can also schedule visits of potential spaces to experience them firsthand. Try out the facilities and amenities provided, such as high-speed internet, workstations, meeting rooms, and communal areas, depending on your needs. If you’re interested in joining the community, check out their events and workshops. To gain further insights, read testimonials and reviews from other day pass users and determine the reputation and reliability of the coworking spaces. Make an informed decision and choose a day pass that aligns with your needs and preferences.