Top 5 Coworking Spaces in Tucson with Perks & Prices

Surrounded by desert landscapes and astronomical wonders, Tucson has a unique charm and strong economy based on aerospace, technology and tourism. As such, remote work is slowly becoming ingrained in Tucson’s professional culture — particularly in the tech sectors — creating collaborative spaces that blend modern work with the surrounding natural beauty.

This article aims to help you navigate the coworking spaces in Tucson and find the one that matches your work style and preferences. Below, we’ll analyze each coworking space based on the following criteria:

• Workspace options and their prices
• Amenities and features included in the membership
• Coworking community and neighborhood

5 Highest-Rated Coworking Spaces in Tucson

1. The L Offices North (5 stars)

1860 E. River Road, Suite 325, Tucson, AZ 85718

Situated in a contemporary building in the Tucson foothills, The L Offices offers impressive, third-floor views of the mountains or the city. Meanwhile, the bright interior has vivid elements and an energetic work environment that prioritizes member health with wellness rooms and a fully equipped gym. And, with abundant, on-site, free parking — as well as plenty of things to do in the neighborhood — members will find convenience in an attractive location.

Best for: Independent workers, professionals and teams

 

 

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2. Spoke Coworking (5 stars)

6700 E. Speedway Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85710

Surrounded by woodland, Spoke Coworking is a newly renovated, 9,000-square-foot space on Tucson’s east side. The workspace prioritizes individual preferences by featuring diverse seating options like sit/stand desks; exercise-ball chairs; warm and cool zones; indoor and outdoor co-working spaces; as well as recreational areas, like The Lounge and the Flex room. Members will also be near a golf course, restaurants and other points of interest.

Best for: Independent workers, professionals and teams

 

 

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3. La Suprema (4.9 stars)

319 W. Simpson St., Tucson, AZ 85701

Situated in the vibrant Barrio Viejo, La Suprema is housed in a former Chinese market and tortilla factory. The space accommodates various needs, from individual freelancers to growing teams to embody the values of “give first” and “greater good.” The stunning location — coupled with 24/7 access, stand-up desks, outdoor areas, and workshops and mentorship programs — ensures an elevated work experience.

Best for: Independent workers, entrepreneurs and startups

 

 

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4. Intelligent Office (4.7 stars)

5151 E. Broadway Blvd. #1600, 16^th Floor, Tucson, AZ 85711

Located in a well-recognized tower in downtown Tucson, Intelligent Office offers remodeled coworking spaces with stunning city views from the 16^th floor. Focusing on modern business needs, they provide coworking spaces enhanced with on-site services, like a receptionist, flexible call packages and scheduling. Additional facilities — like a business lounge, fitness center and dry-cleaning services — further add to the convenience of the coworking space.

Best for: Professionals and small businesses

 

 

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5. Regus – One South Church (4.7 stars)

1 S. Church Ave. #1200, Tucson, AZ 85701

Located in Tucson’s tallest tower, Regus is a premier business hub in the middle of the city’s high-tech industry. The facility provides a premium business address and a sophisticated work environment with business lounges and an outdoor terrace. And, with the ability to access Regus locations globally, plenty of things to do in the neighborhood, and a money-back guarantee, members here can work comfortably and productively.

Best for: Corporate professionals and executives

 

 

Learn more about Regus – One South Church

Methodology 

We based our selection of the 5 best coworking spaces in Tucson on Google reviews, shortlisting locations with an average rating of 4.5 stars or higher, also considering available amenities and membership prices. When booking a coworking space, always consider your own individual or business needs and budget.

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