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Overview of Letters and Numbers

Our location allows you to be in a private and hidden place at the same time, on the other hand — you are in the heart of the city, so you can get to the main locations very quickly and also quickly return to the coworking room and continue your work. The private garden and outdoor terraces are a great option to take a walk with a mug of warming coffee in any weather and disconnect from the hustle and bustle for a while.

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Location

5.0

Workspace Comfort

3.0

WiFi

5.0

Social & Community

3.0

Productive Environment

3.0

Amenities

2.5

Recent Reviews

Pro G.

Disappointing Experience – Uncomfortable Workspace & Poor Management

18.04.2025

I had a negative experience at this coworking space, and I think it’s important others know what to expect. While it has a central location in Yerevan and offers flexible 1-week fix-desk reservations (many others require 2+ weeks), the daily working conditions were uncomfortable and not well thought out. ⸻ Constant Cold & Drafts The space keeps windows open for “air purification,” but this creates a cold, drafty environment that can affect your health and concentration. During the tour and reservation, windows were closed and no policy was mentioned. When concerns were raised, the initial explanation was: “No strict schedule. Admin decides based on room temperature and coworker feedback.” Later, it shifted to: “We air every hour, each session for 20 minutes.” However, in practice, the windows are often left open much longer and usually only closed after complaints. The result is a workspace that’s frequently cold and noisy. ⸻ Language Bias The staff and most of the regular clients are Russian-speaking. While this isn’t an issue in itself, I noticed that feedback from Russian speakers tended to be addressed more quickly and seriously. Non-Russian speakers — including Armenians — were sometimes overlooked. This created a sense of imbalance and, at times, an unwelcoming atmosphere. While this may not affect everyone equally, it’s something to be aware of. ⸻ No Complimentary Coffee or Tea Unlike most coworking spaces, no complimentary beverages are provided. Drinks must be purchased on-site, which can quietly add up to around 2,000–3,000 AMD per day if you have a couple of cups. It’s not a dealbreaker on its own, but it’s a hidden daily expense that’s worth factoring into your overall budget. ⸻ Basic, Uncomfortable Furniture The chairs are non-adjustable and not suitable for longer work sessions. Tables are narrow, and if two people are seated at the same one, there’s very little personal space. It’s functional for short visits but not ideal for deep or extended work. ⸻ Lack of Call-Friendly Areas There is only one meeting room, which is frequently occupied. There are no soundproof booths or designated private areas. If your work involves frequent Zoom or Skype calls, this setup could be a challenge. ⸻ Single Shared Restroom There is only one unisex restroom available for the entire coworking space and the adjacent café. This can lead to occasional wait times, especially during peak hours, and the shared setup might not suit everyone’s comfort preferences. It’s a small but impactful detail that can become a daily inconvenience depending on your routine. ⸻ Noisy “Quiet” Zone Because the windows are often open, noise regularly disrupts the supposed quiet zone. People talking or taking calls nearby make it difficult to focus — especially frustrating when the area is marketed as a place for concentration. ⸻ Positives • Central Yerevan location • Flexible 7-day reservations ⸻ Final Thoughts This space may work for some, but in my experience, it falls short on comfort, communication, and overall professionalism. The cold, noisy environment, added costs, and lack of core amenities make it a tough fit for many professionals — especially those expecting a more balanced or well-equipped coworking experience. Of course, this was just my experience — others may feel differently depending on their needs and priorities.

Елизавета Тихер

A great place in every sense

05.01.2023

This coworking & cafe has opened in the center of Yerevan. A great place in every sense, suitable both for work and for cozy evenings with games, lectures, movies. Unreal location with garden and swimming pool! P.s: barista Lisa makes good coffee :)

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Map Tumanyan Street

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Recent Reviews

Pro G.

Disappointing Experience – Uncomfortable Workspace & Poor Management

Елизавета Тихер

A great place in every sense

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Pro G.

Disappointing Experience – Uncomfortable Workspace & Poor Management

Елизавета Тихер

A great place in every sense

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