The Best Coworking Spaces in Manchester

Whether you want to hot-desk for the day or settle into a dedicated spot, these Manchester coworking spaces cover all budgets and working styles.

From city-centre lounges with barista coffee to quieter hubs with meeting rooms and phone booths, Manchester has coworking spaces for pretty much every kind of working week. We’ve rounded up our favourites – with day-pass prices, locations and what each one’s best for – so you can pick a spot that actually suits how you work.

Colony

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With eight Manchester locations, Colony is one of the city’s most flexible coworking options. Expect modern, industrial-leaning interiors, ultra-fast wi-fi, meeting rooms, phone booths and a mix of quieter corners and collaborative zones – plus it’s dog-friendly.

Membership gives you access to every Colony site, which is ideal if your week bounces between meetings and different parts of town. You’ll also get free hot drinks (and more), plus member events and a Colony Card with discounts at local businesses.

Best for: Bouncing between locations and keeping things flexible.
Where? Eight locations in the city centre.
How much? Co-working membership starts from £200 per month for hot desking or £250 for a dedicated desk. Day passes start from £20.
Find out more: colonyco.work

Beehive Lofts

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Beehive Lofts is one of the most characterful coworking options in Manchester, set across two renovated cotton mills in Ancoats. Think exposed brick, original floors and big airy rooms, with a layout that suits both focused work and social days.

Membership includes meeting room access, fast wi-fi and bottomless drinks, plus proper kitchen facilities if you like bringing lunch. Desks are dedicated as standard, and there are lounges with pool tables when you need a break.

Best for: A character-packed workspace with a social feel.
Where? Beehive Mill, Jersey Street, Ancoats, Manchester, M4 6JG & Waulk Mill, Bengal Street, Ancoats, Manchester, M4 6LN.
How much? Membership starts from £220 a month for two days a week, £275 a month for three days a week and £330 for seven days a week.
Find out more: beehivelofts.co.uk

Bruntwood SciTech

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Bruntwood SciTech sure know how to design striking workspaces with first-class amenities. From historic Blackfriars House with its 1920s-themed library and podcast studios, to wellness-focused Bloc with its sleep pods, yoga studio and plant-packed interiors, each space has everything you need to upgrade your working day.

Membership includes super-fast wi-fi, full use of the lounges and kitchens, 25% off meeting room bookings and access to the Bruntwood app – a collaborative network between all of Bruntwood’s members. Bloc even uses technology to monitor air quality, while living walls and an indoor garden boosts oxygen levels – smart!

Best for: Solid facilities and a more ‘grown-up’ office setup.
Where? They currently have seven coworking spaces across the city including Bloc 17, Marble Street, Manchester, M2 3AW & Blackfriars House, Saint Marys, Parsonage, Manchester, M3 2JA.
How much? Membership starts from £95 per month to access the coworking lounge three days a week or £295 per month for a dedicated desk. Half-day passes start from £12.50.
Find out more: bruntwood.co.uk

Clockwise

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Looking for a modern office space in the heart of Manchester? Clockwise at Linley House is a gorgeous coworking space with plenty to offer. Step inside and you’ll find an industrial chic decor, with tall ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows to maximise the natural light.

Their Club Lounge membership gets you full use of shared spaces for hot desking, or you can opt for a dedicated desk, which even comes with storage, 24/7 access and a dedicated business address. With a podcast studio you can hire out and as many hot drinks as you like, it’s the perfect spot for productivity.

Best for: A polished city-centre base with 24/7 access.
Where? Linley House, Dickinson Street, Manchester, M1 4LF.
How much? Club Lounge membership starts from £135 per month, or you can get a dedicated desk from £250 per month. Day passes start from £25.
Find out more: work-clockwise.com

Koba

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If you’re looking for a sustainable coworking space in Manchester, look no further than Koba. Their Barbirolli Square home is built using a low carbon design, runs on 100% renewable energy and even makes use of upcycled furniture, proving that workspaces can be beautiful, functional and planet-friendly.

Their coworking memberships come with a fixed or flexible desk, and you’ll be able to access the workspace 24 hours a day. You’ll also be able to make use of bike parking, showers and private call booths, as well as the OASIS – a tech-free wellness space you can visit for a spot of solace.

Best for: Sustainability-minded coworkers who still want a premium space.
Where? 100 Barbirolli Square, Manchester, M2 3AB.
How much? Hot desking starts from £225 a month and dedicated desks start from £350 per month. Day passes start from £25 per day.
Find out more: kobaspace.com

Huckletree

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Situated in the Grade-II listed Express Building, Huckletree serves up four floors of coworking spaces for creative minds. Its colourful interior lives up to its striking Art Deco architecture – all neon signs, candy-striped flooring and curved lines. It’s a real looker, but there’s substance to the style.

Everyone who uses the coworking space has access to wi-fi, a free breakfast on Tuesdays and soundproofed booths for phone calls and privacy. With plenty of breakout space for relaxing and an on-site events space with its very own bar, it’s ready-made for social working.

Best for: Creatives and founders who want a buzzy atmosphere.
Where?The Express Building, 9 Great Ancoats Street, Ancoats, Greater, Manchester, M4 5AD.
How much? Dedicated desk membership starts from £275 per month and hot desking membership starts from £225 per month. Day passes cost £20.
Find out more: huckletree.com

WeWork

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As one of the largest coworking providers in the world, WeWork has over 600 workspaces across the globe, including two in Manchester. They’ve taken over three floors of the 14-storey One St Peter’s Square, while their office at John Dalton Street offers five dedicated floors, complete with shared kitchens, meeting rooms to hire and breakout spaces.

Both spaces are pet-friendly and come with super-fast wi-fi and private phone booths, alongside bike storage, showers and table tennis. The best bit? The on-site barista means you can leave your morning brew to the experts – they make a mean mocha.

Best for: Reliable, full-service coworking with two central sites.
Where? 1 Saint Peter’s Square, Manchester, M2 3DE & 29 John Dalton Street, Manchester, M2 6DS.
How much? Hot desking membership starts from £160 per month. Day passes start from £25.
Find out more: wework.com

Industrious

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With two coworking spaces in Manchester, Industrious is ideal for freelancers or startups looking for office space in the city centre. Both sites are sleek and modern, packed with plenty of space to get settled into deep work and a packed lineup of member events.

Go for Landmark and you can make use of EV charging and a fitness centre, while Windmill Green holds the lofty title of being the city’s first BREEAM Outstanding building. It’s even got a roof terrace, hirable Brompton bike and two resident beehives.

Best for: Freelancers and small teams who want a sleek, professional vibe.
Where? Landmark, 1 Oxford Street, Manchester, M1 4PB & Windmill Green, 24 Mount Street, Manchester, M2 3NX.
How much? Hot desking memberships start from £179 per month at Landmark and £270 per month at Windmill Green. Day passes cost £30.
Find out more: industriousoffice.com

Serendipity Labs

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You’ll find Serendipity Labs on Exchange Quay, offering a beautiful shared office space just on the outskirts of the city. With the tram on your doorstep, it’s well connected, while on-site parking and EV charging will please those heading in by car. There’s even an on-site nursery with discounts for members.

Step inside and you’ll find a warm and inviting space with plenty of soft furnishings and rotating art displays. Wi-fi, printing and complimentary soft and hot drinks come as standard, while networking and professional development events give you the chance to meet your peers.

Best for: A calmer workspace out of the city centre, with great tram links.
Where? 7 Exchange Quay, Salford, M5 3EP.
How much? Hot desking memberships start from £249 per month and day passes start from £35.
Find out more: serendipitylabs.com

Bold Bauhaus

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With flexible memberships, collaborative spaces and business support, Bold Bauhaus is the perfect fit for budding entrepreneurs. Situated on Quay Street in the heart of Manchester city centre, this modern workspace has everything you need to work hard – and play hard.

Inside you’ll find business lounges, meeting rooms and private spaces, alongside an on-site cafe and a stunning rooftop terrace – perfect for the summer months. A dedicated cycle hub encourages active travel, while exercise areas mean you can work up a sweat in your downtime.

Best for: A modern space with a rooftop option for warmer days.
Where? 27 Quay Street, Manchester, M3 3GY.
How much? Coworking membership starts from £249 per month or you can pay as you go from £10.
Find out more: bauhaus.workbold.co.uk

Generator

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Part-funded by Greater Manchester Combined Authority in partnership with Manchester City Council, Generator provides affordable office space and support for start-ups and small businesses from their two venues. Look out for their creative facilities, which include a photography studio and podcasting equipment.

Sign up for membership and you’ll get access to workspaces, events and workshops, along with one-to-one support, intellectual property and legal advice and access to over £5 million worth of business databases. With a free three-month trial, it’s a real doozy.

Best for: Start-ups and small businesses looking for affordable desk space plus support.
Where? Generator Saint Peter’s Square, Town Hall Extension, Saint Peter’s Square, Manchester, M60 2LA & Generator Royal Mills, Unit 12, 13 and 14, Royal Mill, 17 Redhill Street, Ancoats, Manchester, M4 5BA.
How much? Coworking membership starts from £81 a month for two days a week, £115 a month for three days a week or £168 a month for five days a week. Eligible start-ups and small businesses in the Greater Manchester area can utilise a free three-month trial. Standard walk-in rates start from £3 per hour, £7 for a half-day or £12 for a full day.
Find out more: generatormcr.org