Name: Rehoboth, Seoul, South Korea
Item: Rehoboth
Author: Coworker

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Rehoboth was one of the first co-working spaces in Korea. It first started in 1998, when business incubators were almost unheard of. Rehoboth is Korea’s largest business center and incubator with over 18 years of experience working with entrepreneurs. It has a network of over 36 business centers and more than 3600 clients in Korea. Rehoboth also opened its first overseas office in Shanghai, China and currently is developing two additional centers in China and Vietnam. Rehoboth provides an expansive network with global partners who can assist clients in different markets.

Members can access workshops, networking events, mentoring, tax, and patent services designed to aid start-ups and enterprises. Moreover, it offers AnyWork, a virtual office system that provides mailing, registration, and access to business office services.

Opening Hours

Mon-Fri

24 Hours

Sat

Closed

Sun

Closed

Yes we have meeting rooms! Message us for details

Amenities

Classic Basics

High-Speed WiFi
Heating
Air Conditioning

Seating

Standing Desks
Ergonomic Chairs

Community

Events

Equipment

Printer
Photocopier

Relax Zones

Outdoor Terrace

Catering

Free Drinking Water

Caffeine Fix

Free Coffee

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Membership Fees

# People	Duration	Price	Access Hours	Availability
1	1 Day	Not Available	-	Reserve
1	1 Week	Not Available	-	Reserve
1	1 Month	Not Available	-	Reserve

# People	Duration	Price	Access Hours	Availability
Rehoboth has not added details about their Dedicated desks yet

# People	Duration	Price	Access Hours	Availability
Rehoboth has not added details about their Private Office yet

Location
9F, Gongdeok Building, 11, Saechang-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Korea, Seoul, South Korea

2 `Reviews` By the coworking community

5 out of 5

100% of coworkers recommended

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Al Cox

4 Reviews
2 Helpful Votes

"Super nice staff and great place to work"

July 2018

Okay okay, so the wifi at first wasn't working and the nice reception offered one of there laptops which was amusing but luckily eventually everything was working. I have the latest mac book pro so I think it was just one of those apple things. Outlets are around but they have plenty of extension chords in a bucket by the reception everyone uses. There's a coffee shop across the street and when it came to lunch the receptionist took me through the alleys took a hidden spot where she ordered for me and the price was $5 bucks. I even left my stuff in the co-working space which okay in Seoul but being from NYC, felt ansy the whole time but obviously my computer was still there. Price is 5 dollars a day, there's a whole registration fee, sign up thingy that can be done online, I only went for a day so but just mentioning it cuz usually I'm all about come in, sit down and work and this took a bit. Totally recommend this place as it's a good environment to get work done.

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Rafael Tudela

4 Reviews
8 Helpful Votes

"Start here"

October 2017

This place is amazing. You just have to buy something from the cafeteria and you can stay the whole day. It's also English friendly and the folks that work there help you meeting new people. They introduce you to others that they think might interest you. They are very chatty so most of the time they know who are they introducing you to. Comfortable space, great location, it has the basics you need to work. A good chair, internet, a lot of power extensions, and good coffee. Just have to keep an eye in their calendar cause sometimes they have events that occupy some areas and you will have to relocate.

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