Stunning coworking spaces in Montréal
Need to log a few work hours while visiting Montréal? You can move beyond the hotel desk to discover more corners of the city. Montréal features exceptional coworking environments that combine high-speed connectivity, sleek architecture, and unique amenities.
Whether you’re a visiting digital nomad or a local entrepreneur, these top-tier Montréal coworking spaces provide the ideal backdrop for maximum productivity.
Crew Collective & Café
Neighbourhood: Old Montréal
Address: 360 Saint-Jacques Street
Located in the former Royal Bank of Canada head office, Crew Collective & Café features 50-foot vaulted ceilings, historic brass fixtures, and grand architectural details.
- Key Features: Open-access coworking tables, private booth rentals, conference rooms, and high-speed Wi-Fi.
- Perks: On-site café service delivering coffee and light fare directly to your desk via digital ordering. Dedicated team spaces are available for short- or long-term leases.
Îlots d’été (seasonal outdoor spaces)
Neighbourhood: Citywide
Address: Multiple locations across Montréal
Îlots d’été ("summer islets") is a network of free, open-air public workspaces designed by Aire Commune.
- Key Features: Free Wi-Fi, power outlets, shaded seating, and ergonomic outdoor desks.
- Perks: Work outdoors in green, vibrant city spaces during the summer months.
Fabrik8
Neighbourhood: Mile-Ex
Address: 7236 Waverly Street
Fabrik8 integrates modern office infrastructure with lifestyle amenities in Montréal's Mile-Ex tech corridor.
- Key Features: Flexible hot desks, private offices, ergonomic workstations, and soundproof phone booths.
- Perks: Rooftop terrace, full gym, on-site F8 Café, basketball court in summer, and a rooftop ice rink in winter.
Walter
Neighbourhood: Old Montréal
Address: 85 Saint-Paul Street West, Suite 500
Originating in France, Walter (a clever abbreviation of “work alternatively”) brings flexible European workspace design to historic Old Montréal.
- Key Features: Day passes (poste à la journée starting at $35/day), dedicated desks, and fully equipped private offices.
- Perks: Unlimited coffee, private call booths, event spaces, and modern aesthetic design.
Montréal CoWork
Neighbourhood: Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Address: 4388 Saint-Denis Street
Situated on vibrant Saint-Denis Street, Montréal CoWork offers flexible workspaces tailored for freelancers, remote teams, and growing businesses.
- Key Features: Daily hot desks, dedicated workstations, private offices (1 to 10 people), and meeting rooms.
- Perks: Dedicated integration programs and networking events for newcomer and international entrepreneurs.
Entrepôts Dominion
Neighbourhood: Saint-Henri
Address: 3970 Saint-Ambroise Street
An industrial-chic venue in Saint-Henri featuring exposed brick, high ceilings, and rich architectural character.
- Key Features: 24/7 access for members, soundproof phone booths, ergonomic seating, and gigabit Wi-Fi.
- Perks: Access to an on-site gym, outdoor terrace, summer pool access, and member discounts on event space rentals.
Espace Solaire (Olympic Park)
Neighbourhood: Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Address: Olympic Park (Esplanade)
Québec’s first outdoor public workspace powered entirely by solar infrastructure, developed by Aire Commune.
- Key Features: Solar-powered workstations, integrated power outlets, shade structures, and high-speed outdoor Wi-Fi.
- Perks: Free 100% renewable outdoor work environment set against the iconic backdrop of the Olympic Stadium.
MT Lab
Neighbourhood: Quartier des Spectacles
Address: 141 du Président-Kennedy Avenue, 7th Floor
MT Lab is North America’s first startup incubator focused on tourism, culture, and entertainment.
- Key Features: Open-plan hot desking, 24/7 access, fibre internet, and glass-walled conference rooms.
- Perks: Panoramic downtown views, central location at UQAM, and direct networking opportunities within Montréal’s startup ecosystem.
Anticafé
Neighbourhood: Downtown / Quartier des Spectacles
Address: 294 Sainte-Catherine Street West
The quirkiest option on this list, Anticafé operates on a time-based model where you pay for the hours spent rather than purchasing food or drinks. Expect Bohemian vibes.
- Key Features: 4,000 sq. ft. across multiple light-filled rooms, 45 individual workstations, and 12 private meeting spaces.
- Perks: Complimentary coffee, tea, and snacks included with your hourly or daily rate.
Daniel Baylis
Daniel Baylis is a writer, poet, and musician. Several years ago he moved to Montréal to chase silly bohemian dreams. And he’s still at it.
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