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The 9 Best Coworking Spaces in Los Angeles (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 9 picks

The best coworking spaces in Los Angeles in 2026 include Union Cowork LA in the Arts District, Blankspaces Hollywood Sunset, Meadow Fig in Highland Park, Beach House CoWork in Santa Monica and Ethos Society in Koreatown, plus The Muse Rooms in Toluca Lake for the Valley side. Most sell day passes from about $29 to $44 where they publish prices, and several offer a business mailing address.

How we chose

Coworking is not a licensed or regulated activity in California and no register applies to operators, so we checked each space ourselves. Every space here appears to be currently operating, has its own website and a street address published on that site, and has clear membership or day-pass information. We favored independent and local operators over national chains, and for brands with several locations we picked one flagship site and named it.

Nothing is ranked by price, no operator paid to be included, and there are no affiliate links. We link only to each operator's own website, never to booking marketplaces. Prices and claims are the operators' own as published, and bands are assigned only where a monthly price is published. This page is not business advice.

Los Angeles coworking is spread out, so the right space is usually the one on your side of the traffic. This guide picks independent and well-run local operators across Downtown, Hollywood, Highland Park, Santa Monica, Koreatown, the Valley side and Pasadena, so you can match a space to where you actually live or have meetings.

Price bands are relative and based on the lowest monthly desk plan each operator publishes on its own site: $ is up to about $250 a month, $$ is roughly $251 to $450 a month, and $$$ is above that. Spaces that do not publish a monthly price have no band. Day-pass rates are quoted where the operator lists them. Rates, hours and joining fees change, so confirm them before you go.

1. Union Cowork LA — Arts District, Downtown LA

Brick-warehouse coworking in the Arts District with a $35 day pass and 24/7 member access.

Specialty Day passes, flex and dedicated desks, private officesBest for Creatives, founders and remote workers who want Arts District access

Union Cowork's Los Angeles space sits in an old industrial building at 1325 Palmetto St in the Arts District. Its plans are all-inclusive: a Flex Desk at $400 a month, a Dedicated Desk at $650 a month and private offices priced by team size, with coffee, printing, phone booths and conference-room hours included.

Non-members can buy a $35 day pass, and conference rooms rent at $75 an hour with no membership. Members get 24/7 access; the front desk is staffed 8am to 4pm Monday to Friday, and the site lists free Wednesday workouts for members and the community.

Good to know: Dedicated Desk and Private Office plans include access to all five Union locations in California, which helps if you split time with San Diego.

1325 Palmetto St, Los Angeles, CA 90013

Google Maps Website

2. BLANKSPACES Hollywood Sunset — Hollywood

Local coworking chain's Sunset Blvd site with open desks, offices and on-site parking.

Specialty Day passes, open and dedicated desks, meeting rooms, shootsBest for Entertainment freelancers, small production teams and remote workers

BLANKSPACES is a Los Angeles coworking company, and its Hollywood Sunset site at 6600 Sunset Blvd lists open WorkCafé seating at $275 a month with 24/7 access, or $20 for a half day and $35 for a full day from 9am to 5pm. WorkStation dedicated desks run $375 a month month-to-month, and private offices start at $500 a month.

The building has attached parking with valet service, and the site says the space is popular for shoots, podcasts and interviews. Meeting rooms seat from four to 12 and are priced by the hour. The company also runs locations in Venice, Santa Monica, Culver City and Long Beach.

Good to know: The site offers a 2-day trial, so use it to test noise and seating before you commit to a month.

6600 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028

Google Maps Website

3. Meadow Fig — Highland Park, Silver Lake & Los Feliz

Neighborhood coworking with a balcony, a $35 day pass and access to a second Meadow site.

Specialty Day passes, monthly membership, balcony, event bookingsBest for Eastside remote workers and freelancers

Meadow Fig is the flagship of Meadow's two Highland Park spaces, on the corner of Avenue 56 and Figueroa. A $375 monthly membership gives 24/7 access to both Meadow locations, a stocked kitchen with Nespresso and snacks, a screened balcony, two phone booths and rentable conference rooms and a private office.

Non-members can book a $35 day pass, open seven days a week from 8am to 7pm. The other site, Meadow York in a former church at 4908 York Blvd, lists a $25 day pass and a $250 monthly plan for York only.

Good to know: Pets are limited to service animals, and parking is metered in the lot with free two-hour and street spots nearby.

109 N Ave 56, Los Angeles, CA 90042

Google Maps Website

4. Beach House CoWork — Ocean Park, Santa Monica

Boutique Ocean Park space with a $35 day pass open 8am to 8pm, any day.

Specialty Day passes, flex and full-time desks, virtual mailboxBest for Freelancers, remote workers and small teams on the Westside

Beach House CoWork is a boutique coworking space on Main Street in Ocean Park. Its pricing page lists a $35 day pass with access from 8am to 8pm, a $199 Flex Pass for eight days a month, a $275 full-time membership and a $475 dedicated desk in a private wing with a filing cabinet and phone booth.

Private offices start at $1,100 a month, and virtual mailboxes start at $30 a month. The site lists 24/7 access with a digital key card, three lounge areas, two kitchens, a printer and conference rooms bookable by the public. All plans include one free coworking day a month.

Good to know: Street parking permits are listed at $3 a day for Zone 3 within two blocks, and the private parking spot is sold out.

2219 Main St, Santa Monica, CA 90405

Google Maps Website

5. Ethos Society — Koreatown

14th-floor Wilshire coworking with studios, a podcast room and a $35 day pass.

Specialty Day passes, part-time plans, creator studios, eventsBest for Creators, small agencies and Metro commuters

Ethos Society is a Gensler-designed coworking space on the 14th floor at 3435 Wilshire Blvd, with views from Downtown to the Hollywood sign. A hot desk costs from $35 a day or $350 a month, a Part Time plan is $200 a month for 10 days in business hours, a dedicated desk starts at $450 and private studios start at $715 a month.

The space has a photo studio, a podcast room and editing booths, plus phone booths, a wellness room, a mother's room, lockers and showers. Members get 24/7 access, and the site says it accepts cryptocurrency for memberships.

Good to know: The site says day passes can be bought the same day, but staff are on site during business hours only.

3435 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 1400, Los Angeles, CA 90010

Google Maps Website

6. The Muse Rooms Toluca Lake — Toluca Lake / Barham, San Fernando Valley

Woman-owned boutique coworking near the 101 and 134 with several day-pass options.

Specialty Day passes, 7-day plans, private offices, mailing addressBest for Production, media and Valley-side small teams

The Muse Rooms calls itself a woman-owned local business, and its Toluca Lake site at 3800 Barham Blvd is open to members 24/7 and to day passers from 8am to 6pm. Open Space memberships list any 7 days a month at $139, a day rate at $29, and 24/7 access at $279 to $297 a month; a $97 joining fee applies to memberships.

Non-members can book an Open Space day pass from $39, and private offices start at $735 a month. Boardrooms are from $75 an hour, and a mailing-address membership is listed at $90 a month. The site shows other prices as low as $9 a day, so confirm what applies. A second site is in Glendale.

Good to know: On-site parking is listed at $12 for a full day on weekdays, and a free tour or trial is offered before you join.

3800 Barham Blvd, Suite 105, Los Angeles, CA 90068

Google Maps Website

7. theOFFICE — Santa Monica

Quiet, writer-focused workspace with day passes and a free first week.

Specialty Free first week, day passes, quiet focus spaceBest for Screenwriters, authors and anyone who wants silence

theOFFICE is a quiet workspace for writers and creatives at 1347 19th Street, and its site says it has served screenwriters, authors, students and freelancers for over 20 years. It has a quiet main room, a kitchen area, a soundproof phone booth for calls and two outdoor patios.

Anyone who has never tried the space can book a free week of five consecutive weekdays. A month trial is $189 for business hours or $289 for 24/7 access, and a day pass is listed at $44, or $34 for under three hours. Ongoing membership pricing is by email.

Good to know: It is closed to everyone after 6pm on Monday nights, plus occasional dates for outside bookings, so check upcoming closures first.

1347 19th St, Santa Monica, CA 90404

Google Maps Website

8. Rita House — Fairfax

Historic former costume house with a $275 floating desk and a podcast studio.

Specialty Floating and permanent desks, podcast studio, eventsBest for Writers, creatives and small teams near Fairfax

Rita House is a co-working and event space on West 3rd Street in a historic building that the site says was a costume house in the 1970s. It was founded in 2017 and lists a Floating Membership at $275 a month for an available desk during business hours and a Permanent Desk at $375 a month, subject to availability.

There is a two-story parlor, second-floor desks, a conference room, a patio, a coffee and tea bar and a podcast studio. The site lists a weekdays-only day pass, private offices on inquiry and weekly events.

Good to know: Tours are listed for Tuesday 11am to 2pm and Friday 1pm to 4pm, so plan a visit around those windows.

5971 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90036

Google Maps Website

9. CTRL Collective Pasadena — Old Pasadena

Old Pasadena coworking with day passes, private offices and a podcast studio.

Specialty Day passes, part-time and dedicated desks, studiosBest for San Gabriel Valley freelancers, creators and small teams

CTRL Collective's Pasadena space is at 45 S. Arroyo Parkway, on the edge of Old Pasadena. The site lists full-time and part-time memberships, dedicated desks, day passes, day offices, meeting rooms and private offices for teams of two to ten or more.

It also has an on-site podcast, photo and video studio and event space. The site does not publish monthly or day-pass prices, so request a quote or book a tour to get current rates.

Good to know: Pricing is not published, so ask for the day-pass and part-time rates when you book a free tour.

45 S Arroyo Pkwy, Pasadena, CA 91105

Google Maps Website

Frequently asked questions

Are there day passes at coworking spaces in Los Angeles?

Yes. Beach House CoWork, Meadow Fig, Union Cowork LA and Ethos Society each list a day pass at $35 or from $35, and Blankspaces lists a $35 full-day WorkCafé pass for 9am to 5pm. theOFFICE in Santa Monica lists $44 for a day or $34 for under three hours. The Muse Rooms lists several day-pass tiers, so check its current rates. Hours vary by space, so check before you go.

How much does coworking cost in Los Angeles?

This guide does not rank by price. Published entry plans in these listings run from about $139 a month for seven days at The Muse Rooms and $199 a month for eight days at Beach House CoWork, to $275 for a full-time open desk at Blankspaces or Rita House and $400 for a flex desk at Union Cowork. Dedicated desks run from $375 to $650 a month where published. Private offices are quoted separately.

Can I use a coworking space as a business mailing address in LA?

Several can. Beach House CoWork lists virtual mailboxes from $30 a month, The Muse Rooms lists a mailing-address membership at $90 a month plus a $97 joining fee, and Union Cowork lists a business address with its private offices. Rita House lists mailboxes among its perks. Ask each operator what it accepts, for example whether it takes packages, and check that the address will work for your registration or bank.

Do I need to book a coworking day pass in advance in Los Angeles?

It depends on the space. Ethos Society says day passes can be bought the same day, and Meadow and Beach House sell day passes through online booking. theOFFICE asks non-members to call or email first, and Rita House offers tours on set days. Booking a day or two ahead is the safe approach, especially at smaller spaces.

Can I use a day pass on weekends?

Often not. Union Cowork LA lists staffed hours of 8am to 4pm Monday to Friday, Rita House sells its day pass for weekdays only, and Blankspaces lists day access from 9am to 5pm. Beach House CoWork lists day-pass access from 8am to 8pm on any day, and Meadow Fig lists seven-day access from 8am to 7pm. Check the exact hours on the space's pricing page.

Which part of Los Angeles is best for a coworking space?

Choose by commute rather than by reputation. Downtown and Koreatown suit people on the Metro lines, Hollywood and the Toluca Lake side of the Valley suit entertainment and production work, Highland Park and Santa Monica are neighborhood-scale spaces with a community feel, and Pasadena covers the San Gabriel Valley. Parking arrangements differ a lot, so check them before your first visit.

1. Union Cowork LA — Arts District, Downtown LA

2. BLANKSPACES Hollywood Sunset — Hollywood

3. Meadow Fig — Highland Park, Silver Lake & Los Feliz

4. Beach House CoWork — Ocean Park, Santa Monica

5. Ethos Society — Koreatown

6. The Muse Rooms Toluca Lake — Toluca Lake / Barham, San Fernando Valley

7. theOFFICE — Santa Monica

8. Rita House — Fairfax

9. CTRL Collective Pasadena — Old Pasadena

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