Coworking in Utrecht, Rotterdam, The Hague and Eindhoven compared

Outside Amsterdam, pick Utrecht for a central location, Rotterdam for port, logistics and architecture, The Hague (Den Haag) for work around government, international organisations and NGOs, and Eindhoven for tech and design. All four cities have coworking spaces with hot desks, dedicated desks and meeting rooms, often within walking distance of the station.

Why cowork in Utrecht?

Utrecht sits in the middle of the Netherlands, and Utrecht Centraal is the country's busiest rail hub. A hot desk in Utrecht therefore suits anyone visiting clients nationwide. Spaces cluster around the station, the old centre and Utrecht Science Park. Browse coworking in Utrecht.

Who is coworking in Rotterdam for?

Rotterdam is the port city with the Netherlands' boldest modern architecture. Rotterdam coworking spaces are found around Rotterdam Centraal, on Kop van Zuid and in former harbour buildings, drawing logistics, maritime, construction and creative businesses. See what is available in Rotterdam.

Why do organisations choose The Hague?

The Hague is the seat of the Dutch government and of international institutions such as the International Court of Justice. Coworking spaces in The Hague attract consultants, lawyers, NGOs and public-affairs firms, especially around Den Haag Centraal and the Beatrixkwartier. Browse coworking in The Hague.

What makes Eindhoven interesting?

Eindhoven is the heart of the Brainport region, known for high-tech, design and its University of Technology. Eindhoven coworking spaces include Strijp-S, a former factory site, and the station area; the city's own airport helps international teams. See what is available in Eindhoven.

How do the four cities compare?

The Dutch catalogue is growing and currently lists 455 buildings. Starting in the capital? See coworking in Amsterdam.