WeWork Office Space & Coworking, Miami FL

WeWork and specially their office spaces in Brickell are Amazing!
If you are looking for a cool, state of the art and exciting place to work… this is your best option in Miami by far.
I think WeWork has 4 locations in Miami: Brickell, Miami Beach, Coral Gables and Downtime… but the best location, atmosphere and venue is the one in Brickell.
The offices are located in the Brickell City Center, which is one of the best and more beautiful shopping malls in Miami, I had the opportunity to work there and it was great! I loved it
This location offers you: a great parking, very convenient location close to the Miami Metro Rail, there are plenty of options for food, drinks and entertainment, in and around the building.

No sound proofing on private offices and "phone booths", not even cheap sealing strips. Place is not terrible but mediocre and no smart executives paying attention to detail, meh. Local staff is very friendly and nice

Substandard service! They took my money for a service I did not use and never refunded me. Me and my other 2 colleagues each booked a hot desk for the day and then when we walked in, there was no space to sit and work - all hot desks were taken. One of my colleagues then booked a meeting room for 3 people and we all asked for a refund of the hot desk day pass fee because we did not use it. My refund request was rejected by a “customer service” individual called Raphy. This is a very bad example for customer service. They charged us double for a meeting room of 3 and each one of us also paid the day pass hot desk fee. We are a team of frequent travelers, we will never use WeWork platforms again - neither me nor my colleagues.

Excelent place to work with all the material elements necesary to be sucesfull … team friendly comunicative and smart

Hidden in the most obscure place imaginable, this WeWork location is essentially a puzzle that you have to solve in order to access it. I was 15 minutes late to a very important meeting, all because the entrance to this place is not visible from the outside. There are no labels on elevators that lead to the WeWork floors. No signage within Brickell City Center pointing you towards its direction. You are left to navigate through the mall, up an escalator, into a hallway, down an inconveniently placed corridor that FINALLY leads to the WeWork offices.

Dog friendly, beautiful space, great location, a lot of outlets for your computer. Nitro cold brew on tap was great

Great place to go. If you need to escape Miami and get work done. The front desk is very helpful, especially when it comes to accommodating all your needs and requests.

I do not recommend this place if you are indeed interested in working.

First, their common areas, where the shared desks are located and that will be the only spot open to you if you have their “All access” membership, are extremely loud. You will have constant loud music, people yelling on conference calls while others are just having noisy conversations like they would in a cafe. This is simply not a good environment if you want to focus and actually achieve something meaningful. If you are interested in the illusion of working while spending your day on social media and getting caffeinated for free then sure, that’s your place.

The desks themselves are pretty small and rough. Some do not even have outlets nearby to plug your laptop. I had better chairs sitting in the waiting room at the DMV.

Their common kitchen has free coffee. It’s okay and still seems to be a main selling point in 2021. It also has a fridge where members can leave food: it is supposed to be emptied every week. Given the smell when I open the door though, it looks like they forget to do that quite frequently.

I understand that creating a very low quality experience for their entry price point (again, the “all access” membership) is probably a strategy from WeWork to push people to upgrade to one of their private offices. I don’t think the whole thing is worth the money they ask though. But I guess you get what you pay for.

Conclusion: save some money and go to a Starbucks, you will have the same experience. Or look at other options for a higher quality work environment.

The worst rude receptionist. Three No No things the receptionist said: “I am busy, I can’t book a tour for you, “you can’t be walking around here, and did you want this location”. I just wanted to take a seat, she loudly said: “I can’t have you walking around here”. It’s shocking and the least friendliest person. She needs to go through Customer Service Training. I stopped by today, May 24th, still scheduled a tour. The moment I walked in her nasty attitude shows. Not good for we work who lost $2b in profits. During these difficult times, we must be respectful and considerate and at every encounter.

There’s no way We can move there knowing this company is going bankrupt! We are not going to move again in 3 months!

Worst service I've had at a WeWork. I had a tour set up at 11 AM. GIANNI was my point of contact. There was no one at the front desk. I sat around for 25 min before giving up and leaving. No respect for other people's time. The facilities were loud and nothing more than a glorified coffee shop. No way could I take a meeting call there.

Oh and guess what - they have the same Wifi password at all their locations. My phone/laptop immediately connected to their "secure" network b/c I've been to WeWork in other cities before. My laptop even identified their "secure" network as being insecure. Laughable.