The support is TERRIBLE to put it honestly. I can't work in there because there is literally no place at any address in Warsaw, looks like they sell more subscriptions than they can fit into space. Because of that, I wanted to cancel my membership earlier 1 month than my contract ends, warning prior 30 days as it says in the contract (in individual occasions) still paying for the upcoming month. And I received no answer and terrible customer service both offline and online. Do not recommend using their services at all! You literally can't stop your subscription and you get zero value because they have packed spaces (people sit even in the dining tables in kitchen). Worst experience ever.

You sell access 24/7 and almost every WeWork doesn’t work at weekends. What am I missing??

I love this type of office. Comfortable, cozy, delicious coffee and tea! Beautiful view from the window!

(Translated by Google) A place for an office on two floors in the complex of the Central Department Store rebuilt from scratch called "Smyk" on Krucza Street, at Aleje Jerozolimskie. Location sensational but of course with the insoluble problem in the center of Warsaw the lack of parking spaces for guests. However, the advantages of this place include the so-called. telephone booths to not disturb coworkers, various conference rooms, friendly and professional employees (caregivers and cleaners), open bar with wine and beer after 17, liquid to refresh breath in bathrooms :) shared breakfasts and days with fruit, an open courtyard in the middle of offices and regular presentations and meetings, e.g. with startups. You can only stick to the air conditioning (no one to monitor the temperature setting on an ongoing basis), printer compatibility and a little louder music in a large room. And also "little ones" point out the shelf with cups placed too high XD (Original) Miejsce na biuro na dwóch kondygnacjach w kompleksie odbudowanego od zera Centralnego Domu Towarowego zwanego „Smykiem” na Kruczej róg Alei Jerozolimskich. Lokalizacja rewelacyjna ale oczywiście z nierozwiązywalnym w centrum Warszawy problemem braku miejsc parkingowych dla gości. Natomiast do zalet tego miejsca należą m.in. tzw. budki telefoniczne by nie przeszkadzać coworkingowcom, różno-rozmiarowe sale konferencyjne, przyjaźni i profesjonalni pracownicy (opiekunowie i osoby dbający o czystość), open barek z winem i piwem po 17, płyn do odświeżenia oddechu w łazienkach :) wspólne śniadania i dni z owocami, otwarty dziedziniec po środku biur i regularne prezentacje i spotkania np. ze startupami. Można się jedynie przyczepić do klimatyzacji (brak kogoś kto by na bieżąco nadzorował odpowiednie ustawienie temperatury), kompatybilności drukarek i troszeczkę za głośniej muzyki na dużej sali. No i jeszcze „maluchy” wytykają półeczkę z kubkami umieszczoną zbyt wysoko XD

Lovely space and helpful community manager.

Not only the place that makes it great but also the people who come there for the exact thing Networking and having fun at work.

really nice and atmospheric place, the chairs could have been more comfy though

Very few places for All Access and unpleasant, inexperienced service at the reception. There is no comparison with other WeWork offices in Warsaw.

Lights are being automatically turned off in fixed desk area every 10 min. Super annoying. Told about the issue 6 months ago, still not fixed

Biggest coworking space finally opened their space in Warsaw!! #WeWork #Coworking

Is really relaxing, beautiful and good luck 😊

I haven't seen the space yet, but so far the "user experience" based on machines saying that no one is available and asking you to leave a message that no one responds to anyway sucks. I recommend returning to direct contact with the client.

Sold as 24/7 access but closed on the weekends!

Great place to work!

(Translated by Google) The best seat for work. With showers !! (Original) Najlepsza miejscówka do pracy. Z prysznicami!!

Fantastic!

Great place to work

It's fine place for work

(Translated by Google) I recommend :) (Original) Polecam :)

Allow me to shed light on my recent experience with WeWork, particularly in how they handle long-term customers. I’ve been a loyal WeWork customer since 2020, I recently encountered an unfortunate situation this October. Despite canceling my membership in September, I was unexpectedly billed for this month. To my dismay, WeWork has been unyielding in granting a refund, even after assuring me that I wouldn't be charged for the following month. I diligently followed their instructions given me by WeWork employee, submitting the required Leaving form promptly, only to find myself in this predicament. To exacerbate matters, an erroneous charge for the All Access Plus plan was levied upon me, a service I never requested nor required. This mishap arose due to their app identifying my location as Spain instead of Poland, where my membership was applicable. Despite my efforts to rectify these errors and request a refund, WeWork remains steadfast in their refusal, dismissing the misinformation provided by their own employee. Regrettably, this experience leaves me with a firm belief that WeWork falls short in client-centricity, and I wholeheartedly caution against considering this co-working space. Moreover, i tried to communicate my issue and to be heard on their instagram page and left several comments about the situation under their posts. Instead of contacting me they simply restricted my account so these comments were visible only for me.