Question 1

Are meeting rooms included at CoCreate?

Accepted Answer

Meeting rooms are recorded at both of CoCreate's Dublin buildings, and CoCreate's FAQ says full-time members can book a room for up to two hours a week and part-time members for up to one hour.

It also says rooms are free to use when they are not booked. Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; CoCreate arranges them at the centre.

Question 2

How much does CoCreate coworking cost in Dublin?

Accepted Answer

CoCreate workspace in Dublin, Ireland averages EUR 683 per desk per month across its 30 listings on Office Hub, which cover coworking desks and private offices.

The average spans both space types, so the price of a given listing depends on the space type, the number of desks and the building, and each listing shows its own price.

CoCreate's pricing page lists a dedicated desk at EUR 299 per month, excluding VAT, and says private office prices depend on the building and the number of people.

Question 3

Where are CoCreate's Dublin coworking spaces?

Accepted Answer

CoCreate has two buildings listed in Dublin, Ireland: 43 O'Connell Street Upper and 27 Camden Street Lower.

CoCreate's site calls these CoCreate North, in Dublin 1, and CoCreate South, in Dublin 2.

The two buildings run different access hours and plans, so the building you choose affects when you can work there. Each listing names its building, so check the address before you enquire.

Question 4

Does CoCreate offer hot desks and dedicated desks in Dublin?

Accepted Answer

Yes — CoCreate has 10 coworking desk listings across its two Dublin buildings, alongside its private offices.

CoCreate's pricing page lists:
• Dedicated desk: EUR 299 per month excluding VAT, prepaid for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months
• Hot desk: full-time, half-time and five-day-pass options, Monday to Friday

Check the listing for the building you want, as access hours differ between CoCreate's two Dublin buildings.

Question 5

Can I rent a private office at CoCreate Dublin?

Accepted Answer

Yes — CoCreate has 20 private office listings in Dublin, Ireland, the larger share of its 30 listings here.

CoCreate's pricing page offers private offices at both buildings, sized from two people up to six at CoCreate South, with a charge for each additional person.

Each listing shows the office's desk count and price, and both buildings are recorded as furnished and air-conditioned.

Question 6

Can I use a CoCreate address to register my company in Ireland?

Accepted Answer

CoCreate's FAQ says members can use its physical address to register a company or a VAT number, but that it cannot help with company registration or tax matters.

Confirm the requirements for a registered office with the Companies Registration Office before you file.

CoCreate's FAQ also lists a post service at EUR 30 per month for scanning and emailing your mail, and a EUR 50 flat rate plus costs for physical forwarding.

Question 7

What are CoCreate's opening hours, and is it 24/7?

Accepted Answer

CoCreate's FAQ says 24/7 access is offered only at its O'Connell Street building, for full-time members; its Camden Street building opens 9am to 7pm, Monday to Saturday.

Its pricing page adds that full-time hot desks run 9am to 7pm, Monday to Friday, so access also depends on your plan.

Both buildings record 24/7 access here, so confirm the out-of-hours access for your plan and building when you enquire.

Question 8

How do I view CoCreate, and what notice do I need to give?

Accepted Answer

CoCreate does not offer drop-in viewings or trials, according to its FAQ, so enquire on the listing and the operator confirms a viewing time.

Terms run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer. CoCreate's FAQ says you give two weeks' notice before renewal, or one month for private offices unless agreed otherwise, and that its membership contract is not a formal lease.

Question 9

What is included in a CoCreate membership?

Accepted Answer

Every CoCreate plan in Dublin includes Wi-Fi, a printer and scanner, meeting rooms, the kitchen, tea and coffee, cleaning and monthly social and networking events, according to its pricing page.

Both buildings also record reception services, mail handling, a business lounge, furnished and air-conditioned space and disabled access.

CoCreate's FAQ says each membership is for one nominated person, and access to your desk may not be resold.