Regus - Redwood City - Twin Dolphin Drive

Staff was great. We joked the office space is like a prison. Long hallways with lots of doors to offices with no whiteboards or monitors. I would never make it a full week in this environment. They also charge $1.50 for a coffee from a machine. Will not be going back. Staff is great though.

Updating my review. Their reply is absolute BS...they have no interest in helping. Strongest possible warning to avoid doing business with Regus...simply unethical from top to bottom. Note that during this process I tried to reach out to both the head of service and the head of HR through LinkedIn and received no reply. Daneen, the site manager actively refused every requested to speak with a supervisor or regional manager. I have to own some responsibility for my situation...I could have read the terms of the contract closer and trusted the people I talked with much much less. Unlike other reviewers, I do not think the staff is great. Daneen, the site manager, routinely fumbled or forgot all of my requests and served as an active impediment for me discussing my concern with anyone in R

We had a FANTASTIC experience with Regus! The staff there is so helpful, the work environment is professional and our time there was painless. They took care of us like we were long term tenants. Thank you to the staff at Regus in Redwood City for making our group feel like a part of their family.

The location and staff are very professional and a pleasure to work with. Office space is well-designed and modern. More importantly, the staff is patient and attentive to my clients needs. A special note to Susan at the front desk. My clients continually comment on her professionalism, warm and energetic personality.

Local employees kind and helpful, but unempowered to help with REGUS Account issues. REGUS is now owned by a holding company and the service is horrible. Imagine if AT&T and Comcast tried to manage an office and you're still not even close to their complete disregard of ethics and business professionalism. The contracts are designed to nickle and dime you and shake you down with no recourse while racking up and profiting from late fees if you have a dispute. You can read you contract very carefully, but you will pay more than you think because fees like "office restoration" have no formula disclosed - and it is not based on condition of the space, just garbage fee determined out of state. Lease elsewhere if you have alternatives. They always tell you to send a message to the (faceles