Thailand is one of the world’s favorite hubs for digital nomads, and co-working spaces are a big part of the appeal. From Chiang Mai’s laid-back community vibe to Bangkok’s sleek, professional setups, there’s a spot for every style of remote worker.
This guide highlights the top co-working spaces in both cities for 2025 — what makes them stand out, how much they cost, and why they’re worth considering if you’re working from Thailand.
Why Thailand’s Co-Working Scene Stands Out
Co-working in Thailand isn’t just about having a desk and Wi-Fi — it’s a lifestyle perk. Spaces here are affordable, well-designed, and built with remote workers in mind.
- Affordable memberships: Daily passes often cost less than a coffee shop workday in the West, and monthly packages are budget-friendly.
- Reliable internet: Most co-working spaces run on high-speed fiber, with backup connections for stability.
- Community vibe: Whether you want quiet focus or networking events, Thailand’s spaces balance both.
- Comfort + perks: Expect free coffee, air conditioning, and often extras like meeting rooms or rooftop lounges.
📌 This mix of affordability, comfort, and community is why Chiang Mai and Bangkok consistently rank among the top digital nomad destinations worldwide. Want a broader look at Thailand’s nomad hubs? See my Best Remote Work Hubs in Thailand (2025 Guide) for the bigger picture.
Top Co-Working Spaces in Chiang Mai
Punspace (Nimmanhaemin & Tha Pae)
Chiang Mai’s pioneer in co-working. Punspace has been around for years and built a strong reputation with locals and nomads alike. Two central locations, 24/7 access, and a reliable community vibe make it a safe bet.
Yellow Co-Working (Nimmanhaemin)
A creative hub with a focus on startups and networking. Yellow hosts workshops and events alongside flexible desk space. It’s popular with entrepreneurs who want to connect, not just plug in.
Hub53
Combining co-working with co-living, Hub53 is ideal if you want to base yourself in Chiang Mai for weeks or months. The space is modern, the Wi-Fi is solid, and the community tends to be long-stay nomads.
StarWork
More corporate in feel than Punspace or Yellow, StarWork is a sleek, modern space with plenty of desks and private offices. It attracts startups and small teams but still offers day passes for solo nomads.
Top Co-Working Spaces in Bangkok
The Hive (Thonglor)
Trendy and stylish, The Hive is a favorite in Bangkok’s upscale Thonglor district. It comes with a rooftop café, wellness facilities, and plenty of events, making it more than just a workspace.
JustCo (Multiple Locations)
Sleek and professional, JustCo has several branches across central Bangkok. It’s designed for freelancers and small teams who want a polished, international co-working environment.
WeWork (Central Business District)
A global name, WeWork’s Bangkok branches bring consistency: modern design, fast Wi-Fi, and a professional atmosphere. It’s pricier, but many nomads choose it for the brand reliability.
HUBBA (Ekkamai)
Bangkok’s original co-working community, HUBBA is known for its relaxed vibe and creative events. It’s a good middle ground between professional and casual.
Glowfish (Asoke & Sathorn)
A hybrid of co-working and meeting space, Glowfish offers stylish interiors and central locations. It’s popular with locals and nomads who need flexible access close to public transport.
What to Expect (Costs & Perks)
Thailand’s co-working spaces are not just about desks — they’re full-service environments designed to keep you productive and comfortable. Here’s what most nomads can expect:
- Daily passes: Around 150–400 THB, giving you flexible access without a commitment.
- Monthly memberships: Typically 3,000–6,000 THB, often with 24/7 access and extra perks.
- Perks included: High-speed Wi-Fi, free coffee or tea, air conditioning, and often extras like meeting rooms, printing, or event access.
- Community events: Many spaces host workshops, networking nights, and cultural activities.
- Café culture crossover: If you’re on a budget, remember that many cafés in Chiang Mai and Bangkok are nomad-friendly — with reliable Wi-Fi and just the price of a latte as your “day pass.”
Thrive in Thailand Guides You’ll Need
Choosing the right co-working space is just part of the bigger picture. If you’re planning to stay longer, these guides on my main site Thrive in Thailand will help you map things out:
- Best Places to Live in Thailand – compare expat-friendly cities, including Chiang Mai and Bangkok.
- Thailand Visa Hub – explore every visa option in one place and stay on top of Thai immigration rules.
📌 Both guides give you the bigger context that makes co-working in Thailand sustainable, not just fun for a few weeks.
Thailand’s co-working spaces offer something for every digital nomad — from buzzing city hubs to quiet island escapes. Wherever you set up, you’ll find fast internet, good coffee, and a community that makes remote work in Thailand easier and more enjoyable.