Wojo Coworking in Barcelona - Flexible Modern Offices

Really nice co-working spot in Poble Nou with a great rooftop to enjoy.

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Fast internet connection and ample space

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Some of the amenities such as tea, coffee and cutlery have an additional charge if using as a drop-in coworking

New co-working offices in the heart of 22@, the tech district of Barcelona. The venue is very nice, staff is friendly. Several floors, most of the companies are french as Wojo is french too. Several offices, meeting rooms, bar, a wonderful terrasse with a spectacular view.

I have to admit, I had an awful experience at Wojo. I am not one to talk bad about anyone or any business but I think this deserves a review. I went in looking to rent an office for 3-4 weeks. Was greeted by Joaquin the sales manager, who proceeded to tell me it was possible. They had insanely rigorous requirements for me to use the facilities. I provided everything I needed to and followed up numerous times. I even attempted to bring the owner of the company I work for into the conversation to prove that everything was legitimate.

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Instead of working with me, Joaquin avoided me when I came to check in on things. Claimed that the way that the owner spoke he didn’t like and would definitely affect whether I got the office or not. Which I think was his way of demonstrating power. I don’t control the owner of the company I work for. That being said all he said was that we raised 150 million dollars and that the company was legitimate (visability on crunchbase VC’s whatever).

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After me following up Joaquin never told me whether I could or could not get the office, he just simply ghosted me both on WhatsApp and email.

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I was extremely flexible and even apologetic(even though I don’t think I needed to be) for the way that my boss texted.

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Seems like a nice facility but the way that this was handled was beyond weird and made me feel uncomfortable.

Joauqin was awful to deal with. My brother came in from out of town looking for a coworking space, so we walked into WoJo, right near his flat. Joaquin was at first friendly, and showed us a room that was perfect for my brother. Then he started acting strange, taking an inordinate amount of time to close the agreement, and began demanding all sorts of unverifable documents, claiming he needed to "check with Paris". Eventually he ghosted us entirely. A truly bizarre experience. The space was fairly empty, so it honestly made me think Wojo was a front for something illegal. I'd avoid WoJo, or at least deal with someone other than Joauqin there.

Rooftop is amazing!

I wished I could have stayed until sunset but had too leave earlier… Too bad the rooftop is not accessible to the public