Question 1

How much does Soho coworking cost in Copenhagen?

Accepted Answer

Soho in Denmark averages DKK 4,530 per desk per month across the ten workspaces listed on Office Hub, covering coworking desks and private offices.

Soho's own site lists monthly prices excluding VAT that vary by location: a fixed desk at DKK 4,300 in Kødbyen and DKK 4,400 at Klosterstræde, and an On-the-Fly flexible membership at DKK 1,850 and DKK 2,200 respectively.

Question 2

Where are Soho's offices in Copenhagen?

Accepted Answer

Soho has two buildings listed in Denmark, both in Copenhagen: 9 Klosterstræde in central Copenhagen and 68 Flæsketorvet in Kødbyen, the Meatpacking District.

Soho's site also lists Flæsketorvet 26 in Kødbyen, which is not listed here. The ten listed workspaces are split across the two listed buildings, and each listing names the building it sits in.

Question 3

Can I book meeting rooms at Soho?

Accepted Answer

Yes — both of Soho's listed buildings in Copenhagen record meeting rooms, bookable at a charge rather than included in the desk price.

Soho's site lists 20 meeting rooms for 6 to 150 people, plus three event venues and a podcast studio. Members book at discounted in-house rates through the app, a laptop or reception. Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here.

Question 4

Does Soho offer a virtual office or business address?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Soho's site lists a virtual office in Copenhagen at DKK 800 per month excluding VAT, covering an address and mail handling only.

At Klosterstræde the site describes it as a virtual address with post handling and signage. It is not listed as a separately bookable workspace here, so arrange it directly with Soho or ask about it when you enquire on a listing.

Question 5

What coworking memberships does Soho offer?

Accepted Answer

Soho offers two coworking memberships in Copenhagen, according to its site:
• Fixed desk: a reserved seat in the open area, DKK 4,300 to 4,400 per person per month
• On-the-Fly: flexible seating in the open areas, DKK 1,850 to 2,200 per month

Prices exclude VAT and depend on the location. Eight of Soho's ten listings are coworking desks.

Question 6

Does Soho have private offices in Copenhagen?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Soho offers private offices in Copenhagen, and two are listed here. Soho's site describes them as closed offices for two or more people, with door signage and a company address.

Soho lists them at DKK 4,800 per person per month in Kødbyen and DKK 4,900 per person per month at Klosterstræde, both excluding VAT.

Question 7

What is included in a Soho membership?

Accepted Answer

Both of Soho's listed buildings in Copenhagen offer 24/7 access, a kitchen, reception services, mail handling, printing, a business lounge and parking in the building, and both are furnished and air conditioned.

Soho's site adds high-speed internet, a canteen and café, meeting rooms at member rates and more than 20 member discounts.

Question 8

What is the Soho community like?

Accepted Answer

Soho describes its Copenhagen community as more than 800 members, with regular events such as Friday bars, a Christmas party and a summer festival.

Its site also lists the SOHO RELOAD training programme and member-led initiatives including FailForward, Career Club and Startup Denmark. These are Soho's own programmes, so what runs in a given month depends on its events calendar.

Question 9

How do I book a tour of Soho in Copenhagen?

Accepted Answer

To tour Soho in Copenhagen, enquire on the listing for the Klosterstræde or Flæsketorvet building, or book a viewing through Soho's site, which offers online scheduling for each location.

Tell Soho whether you need a fixed desk, a flexible membership or a private office and how many people are joining, since private office and fixed desk prices are charged per person.