Question 1

How much is a private office at Workzone?

Accepted Answer

Workzone's site lists private offices from USD 900 a month, in one-, two- and three-person sizes of 100 to 210 square feet; one private office is listed here.

The site says private offices include 24/7 access, high-speed Wi-Fi, 8 to 16 hours of meeting room credits, a 20% meeting room discount, reception and mail services, utilities and use of the Workzone Café.

Question 2

Does Workzone offer a virtual office?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Workzone lists a virtual office, and its site sells a Virtual Membership at USD 50 a month and Virtual Membership Plus at USD 100 a month.

Workzone says both include a business address with a suite number and mail handling; Plus adds mail scanning, forwarding (shipping extra) and a 20% meeting room discount. To register a company at the address, confirm with the Virginia State Corporation Commission.

Question 3

Can I book a meeting room at Workzone?

Accepted Answer

Yes — both Workzone buildings record meeting rooms: at one, meeting-room use is included in the price, and at the other rooms are bookable at a charge.

Workzone's site names the Workspace 101 Conference Room and the Route 1 Multi-purpose Room at Chesterfield, and says memberships include meeting room credits. Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Workzone arranges them at the center.

Question 4

What amenities does Workzone include?

Accepted Answer

Both Workzone buildings are recorded with 24/7 access, a kitchen, reception services, mail handling, printing facilities and a business lounge.

Both are also furnished, air-conditioned and have disabled access. Workzone's site adds high-speed Wi-Fi, refreshments in coworking areas and air purification systems throughout its facilities. Access hours vary by plan, so confirm what applies to yours.

Question 5

How do I book a tour of Workzone?

Accepted Answer

To tour Workzone, inquire on the listing for the Chesterfield or Powhatan building; Workzone's site says tours run Monday to Friday and need 24 hours' notice.

Terms run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, depending on the plan agreed. The operator confirms the start date, notice period and any meeting room credits for the space you choose.

Question 6

How much does Workzone cost in Virginia?

Accepted Answer

Workzone workspace in Virginia averages USD 345 per desk per month across its listings on Office Hub. That average spans every type listed: coworking desks, a private office and a virtual office.

Workzone's own site lists coworking from USD 125 a month, a dedicated desk at USD 350 a month and private offices from USD 900 a month. Each listing shows its own price.

Question 7

Where are Workzone's locations?

Accepted Answer

Workzone has two buildings listed in the United States: 2545 Bellwood Road, listed under Richmond, and 3849 Old Buckingham Road in Powhatan.

Workzone's site gives the Bellwood Road address as North Chesterfield, Virginia, and calls it the Chesterfield location. Both buildings carry listings, so you can choose the one closer to your team or clients.

Question 8

Does Workzone offer coworking and dedicated desks?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Workzone lists two coworking desks across its Chesterfield and Powhatan buildings, and its site offers an open coworking plan and a dedicated desk.

Workzone's site lists coworking from USD 125 a month with Wi-Fi and refreshments, a dedicated desk at USD 350 a month, and hourly access from USD 15 an hour. It says dedicated desk members get 24/7 access.