Question 1

Where are Spaces locations in Saudi Arabia?

Accepted Answer

Spaces has four buildings listed in Saudi Arabia: three in Riyadh and one in Al Khobar.

Between them the buildings carry 64 listings, most of them private offices. Spaces is an IWG brand, alongside Regus and HQ.

Each listing names its building, so you can compare the Riyadh and Al Khobar options side by side before enquiring.

Question 2

Does Spaces offer private offices in Riyadh?

Accepted Answer

Yes — private offices are the main space type Spaces lists in Saudi Arabia, with 52 of its 64 listings, spread across three buildings in Riyadh and one in Al Khobar.

Every building is recorded as furnished and air-conditioned, with a kitchen, reception services, mail handling and printing. Compare the individual listings to find the size and building that suit your team before enquiring.

Question 3

Can I get a coworking desk at Spaces in Saudi Arabia?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Spaces lists four coworking desk options in Saudi Arabia, giving access to shared workspace rather than a lockable room.

They sit alongside the brand's private offices, which make up most of its 64 listings across Riyadh and Al Khobar. Enquire on the listing and the operator confirms the membership terms and which building the desk is in.

Question 4

Does Spaces offer a virtual office in Saudi Arabia?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Spaces lists eight virtual office options in Saudi Arabia, giving a business a professional address without renting a desk. Every one of its four buildings records mail handling and reception services.

If you plan to use the address for commercial registration, confirm with the Ministry of Commerce that a virtual office address is acceptable for your activity before you sign.

Question 5

Does Spaces have meeting rooms in Riyadh?

Accepted Answer

Yes — meeting rooms are recorded in three of the four Spaces buildings in Saudi Arabia. Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Spaces arranges them at the centre.

Whether room time is included in your agreement or charged separately depends on the plan, so confirm this when you enquire about an office or virtual office.

Question 6

What amenities do Spaces buildings in Saudi Arabia have?

Accepted Answer

Every Spaces building listed in Saudi Arabia records a kitchen, reception services, mail handling, printing, furnished space and air conditioning.

Some buildings add more:
• Business lounge – two of the four buildings
• Parking in the building – two of the four
• Disabled access – two of the four

Check the listing for the building you are considering, as facilities differ between the Riyadh and Al Khobar sites.

Question 7

How long do I have to commit to a Spaces office in Saudi Arabia?

Accepted Answer

Spaces agreements in Saudi Arabia run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, depending on the space and what is agreed with the operator.

Shorter terms suit project teams and companies testing the market, while longer terms suit teams that have settled on a location. The term, notice period and renewal arrangements are set out in the agreement for each space.

Question 8

How do I view a Spaces office in Riyadh?

Accepted Answer

To view a Spaces office in Riyadh or Al Khobar, enquire on the listing and the operator confirms a viewing time at that building.

With three Riyadh buildings to choose from, seeing two or three in one visit is a practical way to compare location, layout and facilities. Availability changes, so confirm the space is still listed before arranging a visit.

Question 9

What happens at the end of a Spaces agreement?

Accepted Answer

At the end of a Spaces agreement in Saudi Arabia, the options are to renew, change to a different space or leave, on the notice terms set out in that agreement.

Check the notice period well before the end date, as it sets when you need to tell the centre your plans. If your team has grown or shrunk, compare the other Riyadh and Al Khobar listings before renewing.

Question 10

How much does Spaces cost in Riyadh?

Accepted Answer

Spaces workspace in Saudi Arabia averages SAR 2,389 per desk per month across its 64 listings here. That average spans private offices, coworking desks and virtual offices together, so it is not the price of any single product.

What you pay depends on the building, the size of the space and the length of the term. Quotes for a specific office in Riyadh or Al Khobar are confirmed by the operator on enquiry.