One Coworking Tanjong Pagar
One Coworking's Tanjong Pagar outpost — a reliable pick for teams who want quiet focus rooms without the drama.
13 reviews
Been here a few weeks and mostly happy. The coffee is actually good, not the usual instant stuff, minor gripe that the front desk is slow to respond sometimes.
Honestly one of the best coworking spaces I've used — phone booths are soundproofed properly, not just a token booth. Would recommend without hesitation.
Wouldn't renew. Billing support takes days to respond to a simple question. On the plus side the printer/scanner setup just works, no drama, but that wasn't enough to offset the rest.
Mixed feelings after two years. Natural light everywhere, doesn't feel like a basement office, but phone booths are always occupied by the same two people all day gets old fast.
Average experience overall. Nothing special either way — it gets overcrowded past 11am with no overflow seating.
Cancelled my membership after 6 months. Noise bleeds in from the cafe area straight into the hot desks, and noise bleeds in from the cafe area straight into the hot desks. Not worth it.
It's fine. The AC is actually set to a sane temperature, but the wifi drops mid-call at least once a week. Wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it though.
Good value for what you get. Meeting rooms are easy to book and rarely double-booked. Only real complaint is that the meeting room booking app is clunky.
Would recommend — the wifi never drops, even on video calls all day. Just wish the meeting room booking app is clunky.
Really solid space. It's spotlessly clean every single day, though parking fills up fast.
Genuinely one of the worse coworking experiences I've had. It gets overcrowded past 11am with no overflow seating, plus phone booths are always occupied by the same two people all day.
Good value for what you get. The location is a five-minute walk from the metro. Only real complaint is that it's a little pricier than it needs to be.
No notes, honestly. The wifi never drops, even on video calls all day, and the staff actually seem to care.