Question 1

How much does an office at Base cost in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Desks at Base in Hong Kong average HKD 3,456 per desk per month across all 17 of its listings on Office Hub, covering both private offices and coworking desks.

That figure is an average, not a starting price: coworking desks sit below it and larger private suites above. The rate you are quoted depends on the building, the number of desks you need and the length of term you agree.

Question 2

What workspace does Base have available in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Base lists 17 workspaces across five Hong Kong buildings, split into 13 private offices and four coworking desks.

Private offices are the larger part of the portfolio, so teams wanting their own lockable room have the most choice, while individuals can take a desk in the shared areas. Availability changes, so check the individual listings for sizes, layouts and asking rates.

Question 3

Where are Base's centres located in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

All of Base's listed buildings are in Hong Kong, with Hong Kong recorded as the city for four of the five.

Base's own site names five centres - Wan Chai, Kwun Tong, Sheung Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui and Hung Hom - and says a single membership gives access across all of them. Each listing shows which building it sits in, so you can compare areas before enquiring.

Question 4

Does Base offer hot desks or coworking in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Yes - Base has four coworking desk listings in Hong Kong alongside its private offices.

Base's site describes flexible hot desks billed from HK$1,800 a month, and dedicated desks with storage for people who want a fixed spot. It says hot desk members can use any of its five centres on one membership. Rates quoted through the listings vary by building and term.

Question 5

Does Base have private offices in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Yes - private offices are the bulk of Base's Hong Kong inventory, with 13 of its 17 listings being private offices across five buildings.

Base describes these as lockable suites for teams that need privacy and room to grow. Every listed building records furnished space, air conditioning, reception services and 24/7 access. Sizes and desk counts differ, so compare the individual listings before enquiring.

Question 6

Does Base have meeting rooms at its Hong Kong centres?

Accepted Answer

Base records meeting rooms in three of its five Hong Kong buildings: two include them in the price and one charges for them.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Base arranges them at the centre, and its site lists meeting rooms for client meetings, pitches and interviews. Whether your plan includes room time depends on the building you take space in.

Question 7

Can I use Base for a virtual office or company registration in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Base's own site lists virtual office and company registration among business support services it arranges through its partner JUMPPLUS, alongside accounting, company secretarial and HR support.

No virtual office products are listed here - the Hong Kong listings are private offices and coworking desks - so ask Base directly about those services, and confirm any registered address use with the Hong Kong Companies Registry.

Question 8

What is included with a Base workspace in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Every Base building listed in Hong Kong records 24/7 access, furnished space, air conditioning, reception services, mail handling, printing facilities, a business lounge and disabled access, and four of the five record a kitchen.

What sits inside your monthly rate depends on the plan and building: meeting room time is included at two buildings and charged at one. The listing sets out what that building provides.

Question 9

How long is the minimum term for a Base office in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Terms at Base run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, depending on the building and the space you take.

Shorter commitments generally suit coworking desks and small private offices, while bigger suites are usually agreed over a year or more. The term affects the rate you are quoted, so tell the operator how long you need when you enquire on a listing.

Question 10

How do I arrange a viewing of a Base office in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Enquire on the Base listing you are interested in and the operator confirms pricing, sizes and viewing times for that building.

Because the spaces are furnished and serviced, a fitted office can usually be occupied soon after terms are agreed, rather than needing a fit-out. Bring your desk count and preferred start date to the viewing so Base can match you to a suitable room.