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"I hope this gem won't be overcrowded ..."
☆☆☆☆☆
If it weren't for my building constantly having renovations and drilling that felt like it was going straight into my ears, I wouldn't have found this treasure in Cape Town. Lizelle puts her heart and soul into curating this space. The people in the office come from every corner of the world, and the people you connect with will always inspire you in so many different ways. They say once you finish school, you stop learning, but at CTO, you learn something new every day just by casually having a chat with someone while pouring coffee. I had countless priceless conversations. Your adult tuition fees are worth it :) Truly appreciate this space.
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Iggy H
"I've been here longer than some of the pot plants"
☆☆☆☆☆
I came in for a "two-day trial" of The Cape Town Office over twelve years ago. Nobody told me the trial ends. I'm 62 now, I've outlasted 2 coffee machines, at least four kettles & 2 repaintings, and I'm fairly sure the cleaning staff assume I'm part of the lease agreement. I really didn't think I'd like coworking. I pictured beanbags, ping pong tables, and 22-year-olds with sculpted faces and beards. But there's decent wifi, great coffee, great people from all over the world and our amazing leader Lizelle who has seen me through good times and some very bad times. She’s not just the owner, she’s my good and trusted friend. Somewhere along the way "trial" turned into "this is just where I work now." My desk has a dent in the shape of my elbows. I've seen people come and go, start businesses, fail at businesses, get married, get divorced — I'm basically furniture with opinions. Would I recommend? Dam right I would.
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Pete Harrison
"The best coworking you'll find in the Nice City Center"
☆☆☆☆☆
I'm a remote worker that frequently travels to Nice and since two years ago I've visited Le Labo Coworking 5 to 6 times. It's my mandatory go-to office for when I'm in Nice and if you're in need for a place to work in for either a couple of days or a whole month I strongly suggest you to pick it. Tariffs are good (as per usual, the more you stay, the cheaper the per day cost is), the AC will save you in summer, the environment is quiet, you'll find monitors to use (you'll have to pay a fee though), the network's fast enough to have calls and screen shares, there's private meeting rooms that you can book and a big kitchen where you can fill your water bottle, take a coffee (bring your own nespresso capsules) or even cook/warm your meal. Last but not least, the coworking is really close to Rue de France, which side streets are full of restaurants and boulangeries where you can spend your lunch break or make a take-away order that you can enjoy in labo's kitchen (just stay away from Rue de France itself that's packed with touristic restaurants that are not worth your time).
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Antonio Gelameris
"Best coworking space you'll find in the Nice City center"
☆☆☆☆☆
I'm a remote worker that frequently travels to Nice and since two years ago I've visited Le Labo Coworking 5 to 6 times. It's my mandatory go-to office for when I'm in Nice and if you're in need for a place to work in for either a couple of days or a whole month I strongly suggest you to pick it. Tariffs are good (as per usual, the more you stay, the cheaper the per day cost is), the AC will save you in summer, the environment is quiet, you'll find monitors to use (you'll have to pay a fee though), the network's fast enough to have calls and screen shares, there's private meeting rooms that you can book and a big kitchen where you can fill your water bottle, take a coffee (bring your own nespresso capsules) or even cook/warm your meal. Last but not least, the coworking is really close to Rue de France, which side streets are full of restaurants and boulangeries where you can spend your lunch break or make a take-away order that you can enjoy in labo's kitchen (just stay away from Rue de France itself that's packed with touristic restaurants that are not worth your time).
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Thank Antonio
Antonio Gelameris