Twenty-eight desks on one floor with windows onto the street, two meeting rooms and four private offices. Symmetric 600 Mb fibre with a backup line, phone booths and coffee all day. You start on the 1st and leave with fifteen days' notice: there's no one-year contract and no penalty for going.
All rates are shown before VAT, as on any invoice between professionals: the amount including VAT is written on each one.
28
desks in total
18 hot desks and 10 fixed desks.
4
private offices
For two to six people, each with its own key.
600
Mb symmetric fibre
Plus a second line that takes over on its own if the first drops.
24/7
access with a fixed desk or an office
With a hot desk, 8 am to 9 pm, Monday to Friday.
Each with what it costs and what it gives you. The real difference between a hot desk and a fixed desk isn't the price: it's whether you can leave your monitor and your papers on it when you go.
€95/month + VAT (€114.95 incl. VAT)
You come in, take whichever desk is free and get to work. Access 8 am to 9 pm Monday to Friday, a lockable locker for your laptop during the day and 2 hours of meeting room a month. It's the rate for someone who comes three or four days a week and not always at the same time.
€165/month + VAT (€199.65 incl. VAT)
Your desk, always the same one, with a lockable drawer unit and room to leave a monitor, a keyboard and whatever else set up. 24/7 access with your own card, 8 hours of meeting room a month and a shelf for files. For someone who comes every day and really sets up their post.
From €420/month + VAT for the office
Four offices of 9 to 18 m², for teams of two to six, with a key, a window onto the street and a door that closes when you need to talk. Includes 24/7 access for the whole team, 15 hours of meeting room a month and your company name on the postbox and the door.
€18/hour for the small one · €28/hour for the big one
Two rooms: one for six with a screen and one for twelve with a projector and a whiteboard. Booked by the hour from the panel, and available even if you're not a member. For the day you need a proper room for a meeting and don't want a noisy café.
The meeting-room hours included in each rate don't roll over from month to month, and extra hours are billed at €12 instead of €18. It's written here so nobody gets a surprise on March's invoice.
Prices before VAT, as on any invoice between professionals. The yearly column is for those who want to pay up front and save: it is NOT a lock-in, it's a discount for paying in advance. Swap these amounts for yours before you publish.
Paying a year up front works out as two months free. If you leave early, we refund the unused part at the monthly rate.
For three or four days a week
€95Monthlyper month, excl. VAT€79Paying the yearper month, excl. VAT
The one most people take
Your desk, with your monitor set up
€165Monthlyper month, excl. VAT€137Paying the yearper month, excl. VAT
For two to six people, with a key
€420Monthlyper month for the office, excl. VAT€350Paying the yearper month for the office, excl. VAT
None of this is billed on top in any of the three rates. We write it out because in this trade there's a habit of selling the coffee as an extra.
600 Mb symmetric over cable and wifi, with a second line from a different provider that takes over on its own if the first drops. There's an Ethernet cable at every desk: anyone who is on video calls all day knows why that matters.
A bean-to-cup machine, tea, herbal teas and cold water, all day, with no tokens and no honesty box. Plus a kitchen with a microwave, a fridge and a dishwasher for those of us who bring lunch, which is about half of us.
Two soundproofed one-person booths, with a desk and a light, for calls and video calls. No booking needed: if it's free, go in. It's what lets the main room actually stay quiet.
Unlimited black-and-white printing and 50 colour pages a month. A scanner with a document feeder, which is what actually gets used. Beyond that, €0.10 per colour page, billed at the end of the month.
Room for eight bikes inside the building, in the covered courtyard, and a shower with lockers for those who cycle or run in. The courtyard key is on the same access card.
There are twenty-odd of us: developers, two architects, a translator, marketing people and a couple of sales reps. A shared lunch on the last Friday of the month, with no obligation to come. There are no "community activities" to sign up for.
Separate, and only if you want it: registered address and parcel handling, €25/month with its own conditions. It covers receiving post and parcels in your company's name; whether it works for your tax registration depends on your activity and that's for your accountant to decide, not us.
Swap these for your own and shoot on a Tuesday morning with people working, not on a Sunday with everything empty: a photo of an empty coworking space puts people off more than it draws them in.
We opened Nodo in 2016, two freelancers who had spent three years moving between cafés and our own flats. We knew exactly what was missing: real quiet, a chair that doesn't wreck your back after six hours and a connection that survives a two-hour video call without dropping.
So the place is set up the other way round from many: the main room is a quiet zone, calls happen in the booths and conversation moves to the kitchen. There's no music playing and no compulsory "networking events". What there is is a shared lunch on the last Friday of the month, and you come if you feel like it.
Both of us still work here, at the desk at the back. Which means that when something doesn't work we find out the same day, because it affects us too.
The hours below are for hot desks and for whoever is on the front desk. With a fixed desk or an office you get your own card and can come in at any hour, weekends and public holidays included.
We lock up on 1 January, 25 December and the morning of the local holiday. Access cards keep working on those days for those who have one.
The tour takes ten minutes and the trial day is a full working day with a desk, wifi and coffee, free and with no card required. Tell us which day suits you and we'll say whether there's a desk free.
If yours isn't here, write to us and we'll add it.
None, on any rate. You give fifteen days' notice, pay to the end of the month and get your deposit back that same week. There's no penalty, no one-year clause and no "we'll claw back the discount". If you've paid a year up front and leave early, we refund the unused part at the monthly rate.
We offer post and parcel handling in your company's name for €25/month, under a separate contract. Whether that works as your registered address for tax purposes depends on your activity and on what the tax office asks for in your case: check with your accountant before taking it out with us. We don't promise it works for everything, because it doesn't, and someone would end up in trouble.
Two a month with a hot desk, eight with a fixed desk and fifteen with an office. They don't roll over. Extra hours are €12 instead of €18, billed at the end of the month with everything else. The room is booked from the panel and you can see who has it.
Yes, with no warning and no charge: for a short meeting in the sofa area or the kitchen, or in the meeting room if you have hours left. What you can't do is bring someone in to work a full day at a desk: that's a day pass and it costs €15 + VAT.
The main room is a quiet zone: calls happen in the two soundproofed booths or in the kitchen, and we do enforce that, even when it's awkward to say so to someone. If you're on back-to-back video calls all day, a booth won't be enough and the honest thing is to say so: that's what the office is for.
Yes: a day pass at €15 + VAT and a ten-day bundle at €120 + VAT, valid for a year. It's what people who pass through Zaragoza every fortnight use. From eight days a month onwards the hot desk works out cheaper, and we'll tell you that ourselves before you buy your third bundle.
The building has a lift to the third floor and the entrance is wide and step-free. Inside everything is on one level, with no changes of height, and there's an adapted toilet. The fixed desks are height-adjustable, so you can work from a wheelchair with nothing to adapt.
With a hot desk, in a lockable locker during the day; overnight the locker is emptied because someone else uses it the next day. With a fixed desk, whatever you like: a lockable drawer unit, a shelf and room to leave your monitor set up. With an office, it's yours and you lock it when you leave.
Another question before coming?
Write to usRight in the centre, above the bookshop. Entryphone at the street door, lift to the third floor and the door on the right as you come out. The first time, someone comes down to let you in.
For the trial day, to book the meeting room or to ask about an office. We reply the same working day. If you want to see it today, call: we can nearly always show you round within the hour.
