
Meeting room from
HK$190 / hour
Amphi Studios
Kwun Tong · Sunbeam Centre
32 places in Hong Kong, as of November 2026
Premium properties come first, then pages claimed by their owners, then the rest, the most complete pages first, and places without photos last.
Want us to do the work? Tell us once — we contact up to 10 matching properties.
Start my request
Meeting room from
HK$190 / hour
Kwun Tong · Sunbeam Centre

Virtual office from
HK$1,500 / month
Yuen Long · Rainbow

Hot desk from
HK$2,000 / month
Admiralty Centre

Private office from
HK$130 / day
Tsim Sha Tsui · 1B Kimberley St

Hot desk from
HK$1,000 / month
Kwun Tong Rd

Hot desk from
HK$1,299 / month
Kwai Bo Industrial Building
Concierge · free
Tell us once — we contact up to 10 matching properties.
Coworking Spaces in Hong Kong
Start my request
Monthly membership from
HK$4,300 / month
Aberdeen Industrial Bldg

Light Cowork from
HK$2,200 / month
Causeway Bay · 535 Jaffe Road

Private office from
HK$3,000 / month
Wan Chai · Beverly House

Studio from
HK$4,500 / month
Kennedy Town

Virtual office from
HK$300 / month
Chung Mei Centre

Private office from
HK$6,000 / month
Gloucester Rd

Private office from
HK$2,900 / month
Sheung Shui · Landmark North

Meeting room from
HK$300 / hour
Central · Hip Shing Hong Centre

Hot desk from
HK$2,800 / month
Causeway Bay · 18 Tang Lung St

Hot desk from
HK$2,000 / month
Remex Centre

Hot desk from
HK$2,000 / month
Kennedy Town · Cheung Hing Industrial Building

Hot desk from
HK$2,000 / month
Kennedy Town · Cheung Hing Industrial Building

Hot desk from
HK$1,500 / month
Sai Kung · 5 Tai Mong Tsai Road

Hot desk from
HK$2,000 / month
Tin Hau · Sea View Estate

Price on request
Gloucester Rd

Price on request
Rykadan Capital Tower · 135 Hoi Bun Rd 7F

Price on request
303 Jaffe Rd

Price on request
Wing Hong Factory Building
Hong Kong's startup and freelance community has exploded over the past decade, and the coworking landscape reflects that energy. Whether you're a visiting consultant, a digital nomad, or a local entrepreneur scaling up fast, you'll find spaces scattered across the island and Kowloon—from sleek setups in Central and Causeway Bay to more affordable neighbourhood options in places like Wong Tai Sin and Sheung Wan.
What makes coworking in Hong Kong different from other Asia-Pacific cities is the density. You're never far from a second meeting room, a networking event, or a coffee supplier who knows your order. That said, the market is competitive and fragmented; spaces vary wildly in size, community vibe, and whether they cater to solo freelancers or larger teams.
On Moveandstay, coworking listings are direct—you contact the space owner or manager through the inquiry form, no booking fees, no hidden commissions. It cuts through the noise of aggregator sites that often list the same space multiple times under different names. You get straight answers on membership terms, private desk availability, and whether they'll negotiate a three-month block rate for your specific dates and headcount. That direct line matters when you're deciding between a hot-desking drop-in and a dedicated seat.