- Day passes: Business-hours access with common areas and phone booths.
- Flex desks: Shared desks with events and center access.
- Dedicated desks: 24/7 access with a personal desk and locker.
- Virtual offices: Location-based business-address services are offered separately.
- Meeting rooms: Quest lists meeting and event spaces across its centers.
Quest Workspaces
Hospitality-driven coworking, private offices, and virtual workspace solutions
Updated August 11, 2026
Quest Workspaces Overview
Quest Workspaces operates flexible offices and coworking centers in Florida and New York. Its locations provide shared desks, dedicated workstations and private offices for individuals and teams.
Members can also use meeting and event rooms, common areas and phone booths. Virtual-office services give businesses a local address and workspace support without requiring a full-time office.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Day Pass | $49/day | Business-hours access, coffee and tea, chat rooms and private phone booths |
| Flex Desk | $299/month or $2,990/year | Common-area desk, business-hours access and Quest events |
| Dedicated Desk | $399/month or $3,990/year | 24/7 access, dedicated desk, locker and common areas |
The $49 day pass is the lowest published drop-in option. Flex and Dedicated Desk prices are monthly, with lower effective totals when paid yearly.
Pricing source: Quest coworking prices
Pros
| Compared with | Why this product may fit better |
|---|---|
| WeWork | WeWork is the other option here. Quest publishes straightforward day-pass, flex-desk and dedicated-desk starting prices on its coworking page. That makes a short trial or a basic monthly comparison possible before contacting a sales representative. |
| Regus | Against Regus, the company concentrates on hospitality-led centers in Florida and New York instead of offering a vast standardized network. Local teams may prefer a more personal front-desk relationship and community program. |
| Pacific Workplaces | Pacific Workplaces takes a different route. Quest has a stronger Southeast presence, particularly in Florida, while Pacific concentrates on western states. The difference can settle the choice quickly for companies that need staff near a particular market. |
| Industrious | If Industrious is on the shortlist, a $49 day pass gives occasional users a visible entry point without committing to a monthly membership. That clarity helps someone compare one working day before evaluating a longer private-office agreement. |
Cons
| Compared with | Where this product may fall short |
|---|---|
| WeWork | Buyers weighing WeWork should note this. Quest’s Florida and New York concentration is much narrower than a global network. A company seeking one provider for employees across many countries will have to combine Quest with other workspace arrangements. |
| Regus | Considering Regus as well, Amenities and service details still depend on the selected center, even when desk prices are public. Buyers should not assume that access hours, meeting credits or package handling are identical at every location. |
| Pacific Workplaces | One point favors Pacific Workplaces. Quest is not the natural fit for a team whose office demand is primarily on the US West Coast. Location availability should be resolved before comparing hospitality or the apparent desk price. |
| Gather | Gather is stronger on this point. A physical coworking membership solves a different problem from an online virtual office. Quest provides rooms, desks and staff, but remote colleagues still need separate software for everyday distributed collaboration. |
Reviews
- Yelp location reviews: Across Quest location pages, reviewers often praise front-desk teams for handling rooms, packages and day-to-day requests, as well as the quality of the buildings and community events. Because service is delivered locally, comments about a specific center are more useful than a network-wide generalization.
- Trustpilot reviews: Trustpilot showed 3.8/5 from only two reviews, so the number is too small to treat as a stable network rating. The negative account raises deposit, fee and lease-resolution concerns that a buyer should address in writing before signing at any location.
- Trustindex location reviews: The Doral comments collected by Trustindex are strongly positive about cleanliness, hospitality and staff responsiveness. They support the location-level service picture, but prospects should still tour the exact office because layout, staffing and included amenities can vary by center.
