WeWork Hudson Yards

Average experience overall. Nothing special either way — the lift queue alone costs you ten minutes each morning.

Cancelled after two years. The lift queue alone costs you ten minutes each morning, which was the last straw.

It's fine. Phone booths are soundproofed properly, not just a token booth, but the wifi drops mid-call at least once a week. Wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it though.

Average experience overall. Nothing special either way — phone booths are always occupied by the same two people all day.

Switched here after a bad experience elsewhere and it's night and day — the community events are actually worth showing up to.

Wouldn't renew. The front desk staff seem checked out most days. On the plus side the coffee is actually good, not the usual instant stuff, but that wasn't enough to offset the rest.

Would recommend — it's spotlessly clean every single day. Just wish wifi gets patchy during the 2-4pm peak.

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.

It's fine. It's spotlessly clean every single day, but cleaning is inconsistent — some days great, some days not. Wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it though.

Been a member for two years and it keeps getting better. The location is a five-minute walk from the metro, and the wifi never drops, even on video calls all day.

Good value for what you get. The community events are actually worth showing up to. Only real complaint is that the meeting room booking app is clunky.

Been here 3 months and mostly happy. The community events are actually worth showing up to, minor gripe that wifi gets patchy during the 2-4pm peak.

Really disappointing. Meeting rooms are booked out by 10am most days, and when I raised it nothing changed. Would not go back.

Overpriced for what it offers. Cleaning is inconsistent — some days great, some days not, and the AC is either freezing or off, no in-between.

Cancelled after a few weeks. The coffee machine has been 'temporarily out of order' for a month, which was the last straw.

Really solid space. The location is a five-minute walk from the metro, though the front desk is slow to respond sometimes.

Average experience overall. Nothing special either way — phone booths are always occupied by the same two people all day.

The front desk team remembers your name after week one alone is worth the membership. The community here is genuinely great too.

Really solid space. The wifi never drops, even on video calls all day, though it's a little pricier than it needs to be.

Really solid space. The coffee is actually good, not the usual instant stuff, though could use a couple more phone booths.