Question 1

How much does a desk at Walter cost in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Walter workspaces average CAD 375 per person per month across the nine listings in Canada, a figure covering both the coworking desks and the private office on the market here.

Because it is an average rather than a starting price, individual desks and rooms sit above and below it depending on the building, the space taken and the length of term.

Enquire on a listing and the operator confirms the rate.

Question 2

What types of workspace does Walter offer in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Walter lists nine workspaces in Canada, made up of eight coworking desks and one private office, so most of what is bookable here is shared-floor desk space.

Walter's own site also describes full floor solutions, serviced offices and laboratory space under its Walter Science arm, which are arranged with the operator rather than listed here.

Availability changes, so check the individual listings before enquiring.

Question 3

Where are Walter's coworking spaces?

Accepted Answer

Walter has two buildings on the market in Canada, and Office Hub also records buildings for Walter in France.

Walter's own site names Montreal and Quebec as its Canadian locations, Ivry-sur-Seine, Lyon, Dijon, Bordeaux and Chambery in France, and Nyon and Basel in Switzerland.

The city is not recorded against Walter's listings here, so confirm the building with the operator when you enquire.

Question 4

Can I rent a coworking desk at Walter?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Eight of Walter's nine listings in Canada are coworking desks, so desk space is the main product available here for individuals and small teams.

Walter's site describes flexible or fixed desks for one person or a whole team, for a day or longer, with what it calls a no-commitment model.

Rates depend on whether the desk is shared or dedicated and how many days a week you need it.

Question 5

Does Walter offer private offices in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes, though private offices are a small part of what is on the market: one of Walter's nine Canadian listings is a private office, with the remaining eight being coworking desks.

Walter's site describes private offices as customisable with access to shared areas, and offers full floor solutions for larger teams.

Availability changes, so enquire on the listing and the operator confirms what rooms it can offer.

Question 6

Does Walter have meeting rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Meeting rooms are recorded at Walter buildings and are bookable at a charge rather than included in the monthly price.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Walter arranges them at the centre, and its site describes them as fully equipped and adaptable to the size of the group.

Ask about hourly rates and any allowance bundled with your desk when you enquire.

Question 7

Can I use a Walter address as my business address?

Accepted Answer

Walter's site says business address registration is available at its centres, so an address service is offered alongside desk and office space in Canada.

Whether that address can be used to register a company depends on the rules of the relevant corporate registry, so confirm with the registry in the province or country concerned before relying on it.

Walter confirms which buildings support the service.

Question 8

What is included with a Walter workspace?

Accepted Answer

Every Walter building recorded comes furnished and air conditioned, with reception services, a kitchen, a business lounge, mail handling, printing facilities and disabled access.

Walter's site describes coworking with all Walter services included and support from on-site workplace managers, without itemising them.

Meeting room use is charged separately. Confirm the exact list for your building when you enquire.

Question 9

Is Walter accessible 24/7?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 24/7 access is recorded at every Walter building in the listing data for Canada, so members are not limited to standard office hours.

Reception services are also recorded at every building, which normally means staffed cover during the working day and pass or card access outside it.

Confirm how passes are issued with the operator before your start date, as access is set in the agreement.

Question 10

How long do I have to sign up for at Walter?

Accepted Answer

Terms at Walter in Canada run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, agreed with the operator for the specific desk or office rather than fixed by product.

Walter's site describes a no-commitment approach and desks available for a day or longer, so short arrangements are possible.

Longer terms usually buy a better monthly rate; enquire on the listing to confirm what is offered.