Node5

Everything is cheap about this place with the exception of the fee they expect you to pay :/ very dirty, staff doesnt care about startups (or people for that matter) at all, no air-conditioning and the general feeling is of tiredness and frustration. Paid for coworking there from abroad without visiting first because i had good experience from coworking places around the world. But this place should not even call itself a startup place. My advice? Go anywhere else.

Me and my team have been residents in Node5 close to a year now. As far as coworking spaces in Prague go, this one worked best for us. Some important features: 24/7 access for residents, several meeting rooms to use. Many community activities & meetups are happening in the public/communal area in the front, but resident desk space is separated from that and actually quiet. Some finishing touches (ex. toilets) could be a bit better.

Best tech/startup co-working in Prague if not the Czech republic. Best events, cool bar, forthcoming staff & management, no wannabes - results speak for themselves. Helped me tremendously to kickstart our company.

One of the largest coworking spaces in Prague! Very easy to get to know how things work and the staff are friendly. Parking is a bit harder but close enough to a metro station. Not too many eating places around the area.

Great and super friendly atmosphere.

I love this place! The staff is super friendly and overall the shared workspace in Node5 has a great atmosphere for working hard with a casual/hipster vibe to it. I am sensitive to noise and I found it not too noisy in the eventspace (there are people talking and music, but it was not disruptive at all). Today, it was very hot outside, I could still get some work done here, but it would be a plus if there would be more fans (there are just 1-2 little fans in the middle of the eventspace). I visited the quiet office spaces and they seem really nice and quiet.

Very friendly and welcoming staff. Post office, PPL etc are all in walking distance and you can even receive and send packages here which is a huge advantage. They have a decent selection of refreshments and snacks, even some microwaved sandwiches. Also, the staff collects orders every day around 11 for the near by restaurant. If you are looking for an office, there are some but very limited and more targeted towards bigger teams around 10 people. It would be nice to have a 2-3-man office with climate. But if you have a membership / office, you may also register your company here, which is somewhat expensive compared to others, for instance virtual offices, but you would have everything under one roof. If you are looking for a meeting-room - they have two. One bigger with beamer etc and a smaller one. Within both they offer catering. If you are looking for a peaceful, quiet place you need to have a membership, otherwise you will be sitting in the sometimes crowded big open place where there's always music playing and people talking. It's a little bit more on the "simple" side of co-working places regarding the interior and overall look. Furniture has flaws, walls are dirty and it looks like everythink was bought from IKEA so that may need some work. I don't know about the offices or quiet parts but in the main big room there is no climate but very huge windows which makes it somewhat uncomfortable as soon as it gets warmer. Overall a nice place for being here time to time and to have some alternative to homeoffice.

Very rude unprofessional staff. Refused my "per day" visit card purchased shortly before covid. Acted like I was trying to scam them or something. A modern business would simply offer to honour the card even if there's been a change of ownership in the hopes of retaining me as a client. Amateur hour. I had just used the card 3 months ago. Had only pleasant experiences with the previous management. Had a fixed desk in 2018-2019 then switched to a per-day basis. I'm now at the Impact Hub coworking nearby, had a great polite intro tour and it felt like they wanted my business. Wow! (Nowhere on the card does it say it expires)