Question 1

How much does an Urban Help office cost in Copenhagen?

Accepted Answer

Urban Help prices its Copenhagen offices on enquiry, and its site says the price varies by location and service level, with a fixed monthly fee that includes the basic facilities.

Its listings here are mostly private offices plus some coworking desks. Give your headcount and preferred location when you enquire, and the operator confirms a monthly price.

Question 2

Where are Urban Help's office hotels?

Accepted Answer

Urban Help has three buildings listed here in Denmark: two in Copenhagen and one in Frederiksberg.

Urban Help's site names them as ToTo in Vesterbro, The Library in Nørrebro and Ferdinand in Frederiksberg. Enquire on a listing to confirm which building an office is in.

Question 3

What is an Urban Help kontorhotel?

Accepted Answer

An Urban Help kontorhotel (office hotel) is a private, lockable, furnished office in a shared building where Urban Help runs the services, according to its site.

Its site says the fixed monthly fee covers reception, internet, cleaning, coffee and tea, printers and a canteen, with access to meeting rooms and lounges. Urban Help says it employs its own chef and baker.

Question 4

Does Urban Help offer private offices in Copenhagen?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Urban Help has ten private offices listed across its three buildings in Copenhagen and Frederiksberg.

Every building records furnished space, air conditioning, a kitchen and reception services. Urban Help's site describes its offices as private and lockable, and says you pay only for the workstations you need and can expand as the company grows.

Question 5

Can I rent a coworking desk at Urban Help?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Urban Help has three coworking desks listed in Denmark, alongside its private offices.

A coworking desk gives you the same building services as an office, including the kitchen, printing, reception and business lounge recorded in every building. Ask the operator which building the desk is in and whether it is fixed or shared.

Question 6

Are meeting rooms available at Urban Help?

Accepted Answer

Yes — all three Urban Help buildings listed here record meeting rooms, available at a charge.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Urban Help arranges them at the centre. Its site also mentions phone booths and small rooms for focused work, and says it hosts events at its locations.

Question 7

What is included in an Urban Help office?

Accepted Answer

Every Urban Help building listed here records 24/7 access, a kitchen, reception services, mail handling, printing, a business lounge, parking in the building, air conditioning, disabled access and furnished space.

Urban Help's site adds internet, cleaning, coffee and tea, and a canteen scheme in its fixed monthly fee. Ask the operator which extras, such as meeting rooms, are charged separately.

Question 8

What notice period does Urban Help require?

Accepted Answer

Urban Help's site says its office contracts can typically be ended with a few months' notice.

Terms run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, depending on the office and building. The operator confirms the exact notice period and renewal terms in the agreement before you sign.

Question 9

How do I view an Urban Help office?

Accepted Answer

You view an Urban Help office by enquiring on the listing, and the operator confirms a time at the building in Copenhagen or Frederiksberg.

Share your headcount, start date and preferred area so the operator can suggest offices that fit. A viewing is also the time to confirm the monthly price, since Urban Help prices on enquiry.

Question 10

How quickly can a team move into Urban Help?

Accepted Answer

Teams can move into an Urban Help office soon after signing, because every building listed here records furnished space and 24/7 access.

The start date depends on which office is free and when the agreement is signed. Availability changes, so confirm your target date with the operator when you enquire.