- Private Offices: Fully furnished, move-in-ready offices with flexible terms and real privacy.
- Coworking Options: Day passes, flex desks, and dedicated desks for individuals and small teams.
- Hybrid Office Access: Hour-based office usage for businesses needing occasional physical space.
- Virtual Office Services: Business address, mail handling, and live receptionist support.
- Hospitality-Level Service: Concierge-style staff, community events, and networking opportunities.
Quest Workspaces
Hospitality-driven coworking, private offices, and virtual workspace solutions
Updated March 31, 2026
Quest Workspaces Overview
Quest Workspaces is a premium flexible workspace provider offering private offices, coworking desks, hybrid office access, meeting rooms, and virtual office services. With locations across Florida and New York City, Quest emphasizes hospitality, concierge-level service, and flexible terms.
Its solutions cater to entrepreneurs, growing teams, and enterprises seeking professional environments without long-term leases or heavy upfront commitments.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Day Pass | $49/day | Business-hours access, Coffee & tea, Phone booths |
| Flex Desk | $299/mo (Billed Monthly) / $2,990/year (Billed Annually) | Shared desk access, Community events, Business-hours access |
| Dedicated Desk | $399/mo (Billed Monthly) / $3,990/year (Billed Annually) | 24/7 access, Personal desk & locker, Event invitations |
| Hybrid Office – 10 Hours | $175/mo (Billed Monthly) / $1,750/year (Billed Annually) | Flexible hourly access, Multiple locations, No long-term lease |
| Hybrid Office – 20 Hours | $299/mo (Billed Monthly) / $2,990/year (Billed Annually) | More monthly hours, Professional amenities, Flexible usage |
| Hybrid Office – 40 Hours | $499/mo (Billed Monthly) / $4,990/year (Billed Annually) | Extended access, Concierge support, Premium locations |
| Private Office (Entry Level) | From $499/mo | Fully furnished office, 24/7 access, On-site support staff |
| Virtual Office | From $99/mo + $99 one-time setup | Professional address, Mail handling, Receptionist services |
Price details: https://questworkspaces.com/coworking
Pros
Competitor |
Pros |
|---|---|
| WeWork | Quest Workspaces offers a quieter, more professional atmosphere with hospitality-focused service, making it better suited for executives and client-facing teams. Pricing is often more transparent at the entry level, and locations feel less crowded, which appeals to businesses prioritizing privacy and service consistency. |
| Regus | Compared to Regus, Quest provides more personalized support and a stronger community culture. Users often find Quest locations more modern and welcoming, with fewer hidden fees and more flexible short-term options for coworking and hybrid office use. |
| Industrious | Quest competes well on price and flexibility, especially for small teams and solo professionals. While Industrious focuses on premium design, Quest balances upscale environments with broader plan variety, including hourly hybrid offices and lower-cost virtual services. |
| Spaces | Quest Workspaces is generally more business-formal and service-oriented than Spaces. This makes Quest a stronger option for professionals needing receptionist services, client meetings, and polished office settings rather than a creative or startup-heavy vibe. |
| Knotel | Unlike Knotel’s enterprise-focused model, Quest supports businesses of all sizes with simpler entry pricing. Small teams benefit from ready-to-use offices, coworking, and virtual plans without long negotiations or custom build-outs. |
Cons
Competitor |
Cons |
|---|---|
| WeWork | Compared to WeWork’s global footprint, Quest has a more limited geographic reach, primarily concentrated in Florida and New York. This can be restrictive for distributed teams needing consistent access across many international or secondary U.S. markets. |
| Regus | Regus offers far more worldwide locations, which Quest cannot currently match. Businesses requiring frequent travel support may find Quest less convenient despite its stronger service culture and workspace quality. |
| Industrious | Industrious often delivers more uniform luxury design across locations. Quest spaces can vary by building, meaning users may experience differences in layout or amenities depending on the specific center they choose. |
| Spaces | Spaces tends to attract creative professionals and startups with energetic environments. Quest’s more corporate, hospitality-driven approach may feel less dynamic for teams seeking a highly creative or casual coworking atmosphere. |
| Knotel | Knotel specializes in customized enterprise offices, while Quest focuses on ready-made solutions. Large enterprises needing fully branded, long-term custom spaces may find Quest less tailored to complex build-out requirements. |
Reviews
- yelp.com Review: Staff members receive repeated praise for staying proactive and “constantly available” for tasks like booking meeting spaces and arranging packages, while specific team members such as Bree, Maria Zamora, Yahaira Sola, Ratzel, and Jessica earn shout-outs for being warm, flexible, and professional. Multiple reviewers highlight beautiful offices in first-class buildings, smooth day-to-day operations, fun social events, and welcoming front desk teams that make long-term tenants feel supported and at home at Quest Workspaces.
- Trustpilot Review (Rating: 3.2/5): One small business owner accuses Quest Workspaces management of unethical conduct after a three-month lease, claiming the company kept a deposit, charged a $400 “inconvenience fee,” and demanded a total of $3,248.67 despite limited use of the office. The reviewer describes receiving threatening emails, disputes over a “buy-out” deal, and a response from the CEO’s team stating that no refund or apology would be issued.
- trustindex.io Review: Tenants at the Doral location describe “good offices,” a “very clean” environment, and an “awesome team,” with Ratzel and Jessica repeatedly named for delivering amazing service and hospitality. One client notes the staff represent their company “like it was their own,” stay flexible during the pandemic, and keep bathrooms and common areas consistently spotless.
