Question 1

How much does Knotel office space cost in Germany?

Accepted Answer

The average across every Knotel workspace listed here is EUR 860 per desk per month, covering its private office listings in Germany.

That figure is an average rather than a starting price, so rooms sit above and below it depending on the building, the number of desks and the term. Knotel does not publish rates on its own site and quotes for a specific space on enquiry.

Question 2

Where are Knotel's offices in Berlin?

Accepted Answer

Knotel has five buildings on the market in Germany, all five of them recorded in Berlin, with nine workspaces listed across them.

Knotel's own site describes flexible workplaces and services for companies and owners in Europe and North America, without naming addresses. Enquire on a listing and the operator confirms the exact address and the rooms it can offer there.

Question 3

What types of workspace does Knotel list in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Knotel lists one type of workspace in Germany: private offices, all nine of its listings, across five buildings recorded in Berlin.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Knotel records meeting rooms in its buildings and arranges them at the centre, bookable at a charge. Room sizes differ by building, so the desk count you need decides which are worth viewing.

Question 4

Does Knotel offer private offices in Berlin?

Accepted Answer

Yes — All nine Knotel workspaces listed in Germany are private offices, spread across five buildings recorded in Berlin.

All six buildings recorded for Knotel, the five in Berlin and one in Ireland, are furnished and air conditioned and record 24/7 access, a kitchen, reception services, mail handling, printing facilities and a business lounge. Sizes vary, so give the operator your headcount on enquiry and it confirms which rooms fit your team.

Question 5

Can I hire a meeting room at Knotel in Berlin?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Knotel records a meeting room at every one of its six listed buildings, and they are bookable at a charge rather than included in the workspace price.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here, so they are arranged at the centre. Capacity, equipment and the hourly or half-day rate depend on the building, and the operator confirms them when you enquire.

Question 6

What is included in a Knotel office in Germany?

Accepted Answer

All six buildings recorded for Knotel, five of them in Berlin and one in Ireland, are furnished and air conditioned and record 24/7 access, a kitchen, reception services, mail handling, printing facilities and a business lounge.

Disabled access is recorded at two of the six, so confirm it early if it matters to your team. Meeting room use is charged separately. The operator confirms what the monthly fee covers when you enquire.

Question 7

Which countries does Knotel have buildings in?

Accepted Answer

Knotel has buildings recorded in two countries here: Germany, where five buildings and nine workspaces are listed, and Ireland.

Knotel's own site describes a flexible workplace business serving companies and owners in Europe and North America, which is wider than what is listed here. For a country or city that is not listed, contact Knotel directly about what it can offer.

Question 8

Does Knotel have 24/7 access?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Knotel's listed buildings in Germany all record 24/7 access, so teams are not confined to standard office hours.

Reception services are recorded in every listed building too, though whether the desk is staffed outside business hours varies by site. Knotel confirms the access method and the out-of-hours arrangements for a specific Berlin building when you enquire on its listing.

Question 9

How long is a Knotel agreement?

Accepted Answer

Agreements with Knotel in Germany run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, and the length you take usually affects the monthly rate.

Knotel's site describes flexible arrangements shaped around a company's real estate requirements, so the term is quoted for the space rather than published. Notice period, deposit and any fit-out work are confirmed on enquiry.

Question 10

How do I arrange a viewing of a Knotel space in Berlin?

Accepted Answer

Enquire on the listing for the Knotel building you want and the operator confirms pricing, the room sizes it can offer and a viewing time.

Because all the listed German buildings are furnished, a team can usually start work soon after terms are agreed. Take your headcount, preferred location and start date to the viewing so the operator can match you to a room.