Question 1

Which German cities have the most Regus locations?

Accepted Answer

Regus has 230+ locations across Germany. Munich has the most Regus centres with 24, followed by Berlin with 19, Hamburg with 16, Cologne with 10, Frankfurt with 10 and Düsseldorf with 9, with Stuttgart, Nuremberg, Dresden, Augsburg and Darmstadt behind them. A company with teams in more than one German city can keep them all under one operator.

Question 2

How much does Regus office space cost in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Regus office space in Germany averages EUR 349 per desk per month across its private offices, coworking desks and virtual offices. The figure is an average, not a starting price: a private office in Munich or Frankfurt sits above it, a coworking desk in a smaller city below it. Each listing shows its own monthly price, so centres in the same city can be compared side by side.

Question 3

Does Regus offer coworking in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regus lists 230+ coworking desks across Germany alongside 2,800+ private offices. A coworking desk suits a freelancer or a team of two or three who want a professional base in Munich, Berlin or Hamburg without renting a whole room, and it costs less than the EUR 349 per desk monthly average. Most centres let a team move from a desk to a private office in the same building.

Question 4

What is Regus, and who owns it?

Accepted Answer

Regus is a flexible workspace operator founded in 1989 and owned by IWG plc, the group that also runs Spaces and HQ. In Germany Regus operates 230+ business centres offering private offices, coworking desks and virtual offices on flexible terms. Regus Management GmbH is the German operating company; the workspace itself is booked centre by centre.

Question 5

Does Regus offer virtual offices in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regus lists 470+ virtual office options across Germany. A virtual office provides a business address at a Regus centre in cities such as Berlin, Munich or Frankfurt, with mail handling and the option to book a desk or meeting room at that centre. It is the lowest-priced Regus product and sits well below the EUR 349 per desk monthly average.

Question 6

What is included in a Regus office in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Every Regus office and coworking desk in Germany includes furnished workspace, high-speed internet, utilities and cleaning in the monthly price. Most Regus centres in Germany also provide a kitchen, a business phone line, coworking lounge access and global meeting room access. Inclusions beyond that vary by centre, and each listing shows what applies at that address.

Question 7

What is the minimum contract for a Regus office in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Terms on Regus workspace in Germany are flexible, from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer. A short term suits a business that wants a desk now and more later; a longer term usually brings a lower monthly rate. Notice periods follow the agreement signed with the individual centre, so check the term and notice clause before committing.

Question 8

Does Regus have offices in Frankfurt and Düsseldorf?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regus has 10 centres in Frankfurt, including Eschborn on the city's edge, and 9 in Düsseldorf, both on Office Hub. Across the Rhine-Main and Rhine-Ruhr regions Regus also lists centres in Cologne, Bonn, Mainz and Wiesbaden, so a business serving those markets can take a single desk or a full office close to its clients.

Question 9

Can I book a Regus meeting room in Germany by the hour?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regus centres in Germany have meeting rooms that can be booked by the hour or the day directly with the centre, and most centres include global meeting room access for private office and coworking customers. The office and desk listings compared on Office Hub show whether meeting room access is part of the price at that address.

Question 10

Can a small team grow inside a Regus centre in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Across its 230+ German locations Regus lists everything from single coworking desks to private offices for larger teams, so a business can start with one desk in Munich or Berlin and move to a private office in the same centre as headcount grows. Flexible terms from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer make the step up straightforward.

Question 11

What does a desk at Rivvers cost per month in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Rivvers office space in Germany averages EUR 471 per desk per month across the listings on Office Hub. That is an average rather than a starting price: a private office in Frankfurt sits above it, a shared desk below it.

Question 12

Which cities have the most Rivvers locations in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Rivvers has 30+ locations across Germany, led by Frankfurt with 6, Dortmund with 4, Bochum with 3, with Essen behind them. A business with staff in more than one of those cities can put them all under one operator and one agreement rather than negotiating separately in each.

Question 13

Does Rivvers offer coworking desks in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Rivvers lists 300+ coworking desks across Germany, alongside its private offices. Coworking desks are the lowest-cost way into a Rivvers building, and suit solo workers and small teams, and they sit below the EUR 471 per desk monthly average. A team can move into a private office in the same building as it grows.

Question 14

Does Rivvers offer serviced private offices in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Rivvers lists 250+ private offices across Germany, from rooms for one or two people up to space for larger teams. Each is a lockable room used by one business only, delivered furnished and connected so a team can work from the first day. Terms run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer.

Question 15

Are internet and utilities included at Rivvers in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Every Rivvers office and desk listed in Germany includes furnished workspace, high-speed internet, utilities and cleaning in the monthly price, so a team can move in and work on the first day. Most Rivvers buildings also offer a staffed reception, meeting room access and IT support. What is included beyond that varies by building, and each listing shows what applies at that address.

Question 16

How long do I have to commit to a Rivvers office?

Accepted Answer

Terms on Rivvers workspace in Germany are flexible, running from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer. A month-to-month agreement suits a team testing a city or a size; committing for a year or more usually reduces the monthly rate. Notice periods and cancellation follow the agreement signed for that building, so check the term and notice clause before committing.

Question 17

Is there a Rivvers office near me in Frankfurt?

Accepted Answer

Rivvers has 6 centres in Frankfurt, its largest concentration in Germany, with more in Dortmund, Bochum and Essen. Across Germany there are 30+ Rivvers locations and 550+ listings, so most teams can find a building within reach of their clients or their commute.

Question 18

What happens at Rivvers if my team grows?

Accepted Answer

Across its 30+ locations in Germany, Rivvers lists everything from a coworking desk up to a larger private office, so a business can start with what it needs now and move up in the same building as headcount grows. Terms from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer mean the step up does not require a new search or a new lease.

Question 19

Is Rivvers a practical option for a company opening its first office in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Rivvers suits a company entering Germany because a furnished, serviced office at one of its 30+ locations comes with internet, utilities and cleaning included and a term as short as a single month. With buildings in Frankfurt, Dortmund and Bochum among other cities, a business can open where its clients are and expand once the local team settles.

Question 20

How much does office space cost per desk in Frankfurt?

Accepted Answer

Across the Rivvers offices listed in Frankfurt and the rest of Germany, the average is EUR 471 per desk per month, with furnished space, internet, utilities and cleaning inside that figure. A conventional lease quotes rent per square foot and adds fit-out, rates and service charge on top, usually for several years, so the two are not directly comparable on headline rent alone.

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