What is a coworking space?

A coworking space is a shared workspace where individuals from different organizations and professions work together in a communal setting. Coworking spaces are designed to provide a collaborative and flexible work environment that allows people to work independently or as part of a community.

Hot-desking is a workspace arrangement in which workstations are occupied on an as-need basis by various people at various times. Usually, the goal is to reduce redundant office space in order to maximise space efficiency and lower real estate costs. Hot desks can be used in both coworking areas and private offices. Hot-desking is frequently associated with an increase in employee productivity and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Six WeWork coworking spaces you can try for free in Singapore on workbuddy

Post on September 17, 2025

If you’re curious what WeWork in Singapore really feels like – the ambience, the amenities, the vibe – there’s no better way than trying it out yourself. With workbuddy’s free one-week trial, new users can sample WeWork’s network across the city and experience premium workspaces without making a full commitment.

Here are six WeWork locations you can test out, and what people love about each.

1. WeWork Funan (109 North Bridge Road)

Located inside Funan Mall, this WeWork anchors itself in the heart of Singapore’s Civic & Cultural District. What stands out immediately is the amount of natural light, large communal lounges, art-filled décor, and a rooftop terrace to stretch your legs during long workdays. Users often praise the connectivity: being linked to the mall means food, shopping, and fitness, all within reach. The café and lounge areas are popular not just for working, but for informal meetups. If you want a WeWork that blends serious work with lifestyle offerings, Funan is one of the top choices.

Level 5, 109 North Bridge Road

2. WeWork Suntec Tower 5

Perched in a skyscraper above Marina Centre, WeWork Suntec Tower 5 is designed for professionals who want a panoramic view of the city with a strong central address. Amenities include sleek private offices, conference rooms, well-appointed lounges and a location just a short walk from Promenade MRT. Frequent users of the space highlight an excellent environment for meetings and client calls, cleanliness, and the friendly staff.

Level 17, Suntec Tower 5, 5 Temasek Boulevard

3. WeWork Beach Centre (15 Beach Road)

If modern glass architecture and an easy transit sound good, Beach Centre delivers. Occupying three floors in a striking glass building, this WeWork is surrounded by landmarks like the MINT Museum of Toys and Bras Basah Complex. It’s serviced well by three major MRT stations: City Hall, Bugis, and Esplanade. Members love the commute convenience, the views, and often enjoy stepping out for lunch or an artsy walk afterwards. For those who prefer their workspace to feel elevated (literally and figuratively), this location tends to be a favourite.

15 Beach Road, Level 2

4. WeWork Cross Street

This Outram / Chinatown station-proximate WeWork is in a shophouse-style building with multiple floors. Think soundproof phone booths, coworking lounges, private offices, good printing amenities, and a lively surrounding food and bar scene. Because it’s not all corporate glass towers, there’s a local charm: the walk from MRT, little cafés nearby, and the balance between hustle and atmosphere. Members say the area effuses energy but without overwhelming you.

22 Cross Street, Level 1

5. WeWork Raffles Place

Opened in late 2020, this WeWork space sits right in the beating heart of Singapore’s CBD, just steps from Raffles Place and Telok Ayer MRT stations. Inside, the design is sleek and modern, offering hot-desking lounges, meeting rooms and private offices that cater to teams of every size, from solo consultants to 100-person project squads. Alongside its polished work areas, you’ll find a games room and a spacious outdoor patio, perfect for winding down in between meetings. If you’re looking for a central, well-connected coworking hub with just the right amount of energy, Raffles Place is a top pick.

30 Raffles Place, Level 12

6. WeWork Anson

Just a short stroll from Tanjong Pagar MRT, this WeWork offers a quieter, more intimate take on coworking, despite its highly central postal code. Spread across a single level, its light-filled, thoughtfully-designed space features a mix of private offices, phone booths, collaborative workstations and generous conference rooms. It’s an inspiring setting for independent professionals or entrepreneurs who need focus, as well as established teams who value a productive and creative space.

60 Anson Road, Level 17

Why try these on workbuddy’s free trial

Explore without commitment: The free week lets you test ease of commuting, ambience, amenities, and service before deciding what aligns with your style.
See what you value: Maybe it's the coffee quality or the amount of natural light, or quiet pods - trying multiple locations helps you compare.
Flexibility & variety: Some days you might want a glass tower with a view; other days, a boutique location close to home. workbuddy’s trial gives all of that.

What to check/questions to ask

When using your free week trial at these different spaces, consider:

Is there enough power/plug access? Hot desks often run out near outlets.
Are meeting rooms and phone booths easily bookable?
How busy does it get? Does noise or crowd affect focus?
What communal amenities matter to you: free coffee, snacks, rooftop lounge areas or wellness spaces?

If you’re curious about WeWork in Singapore but unsure about committing right away, the free trial from workbuddy is a smart bridge. Whether your priorities are aesthetics, stability, food options, or professionalism, all these WeWork spots offer something different. Sampling them helps you find your “sweet spot.”

👉 Sign up for workbuddy’s free one-week trial and explore these WeWork spaces (and more!) to see what fits your work rhythm best.