r/CoWorking

So my parents are out of town and I have 3 rooms sitting empty.

I'm turning 2 rooms into a tiny coworking space for Thursday, Friday & Saturday.

₹350/day

What you get:

❄️ AC in every room

🪑 Proper rooms/desks to work from

📶 Wi-Fi

🏠 Basically everything you'd expect in a house

😌 Quiet space to actually get work done

🛋️ If you somehow need to crash for a while, sleeping is totally fine

📍 RR Nagar

And yes, there will be no parents drama. That's the main selling point.

I can also provide two interns — they're young, reasonably chaotic and highly adaptable, so they'll probably help with whatever random work you throw at them. 😂

Food is a different story though. You'll have to be a helping hand in the kitchen. 🍳

I'm keeping this small — probably just a few people at a time. DM me if you're interested. I'll have a quick chat with you first just to make sure everyone is comfortable and it's a good fit.

Thursday / Friday / Saturday | ₹350/day | RR Nagar

If this sounds like the most questionable coworking space in Bangalore, you might be right.

Curious to hear how people here handle this. If you're freelancing, building something on the side of your job, or just need to get out of the house to focus or a change in scenery, where do you go?

Cafes are usually either too loud/crowded to actually concentrate; co-working spaces feel very corporate - hot-desking next to sales teams on calls and monthly plans even if you just need it twice a week.

Is there anywhere in Dubai that gets the balance right - good coffee, quiet enough to actually think, doesn't feel like an office, and doesn't require a monthly membership? Or is this just a gap that doesn't really exist here?

Genuinely trying to figure out if this is a "just go to a local coffee shop and deal with it" situation or if people are actually underserved on this.

Looking for some examples of coworking spaces that have really good social media to reference while building a strategy for my own office. Doesn't matter where from, but which spaces are actually thriving as far as their social media content? Or which spaces do you enjoy seeing content from?