[aodin]

Yes, there are hot desk memberships on their coworking page [1], including single day purchases. They're underneath the giant "get a quote" call to action, however, which is indicative of their priorities.

[1] https://www.regus.com/en-us/coworking

[ashtonbaker]

I went to one of these this summer and had to create a full corporate account online before the people at the front desk could sell me a day pass, and I was bombarded with emails for months afterwards about signing up the rest of my "company"

[vel0city]

I went to a wework for the first time today and they technically set up a whole corporate account for just me to be there for one day to try it out.

[offices]

Today? Was this disaster tourism?

[mbreese]

They are in chapter 11, which is aimed at reorganizing a company. They hope to still be a business going forward.

For customers, it should still be relatively the same service. I expect some amenities to change, but you should still be able to rent a desk (for at least the near term).

[vel0city]

As mbreeze stated, this location is probably going to continue operating as some form of coworking space even if it gets spun off of wework, which it may or it may not. There were a lot of people there, I imagine that location is probably cash flow positive. It would make sense for someone to operate it, as there was clearly demand at least at that location.

[karlshea]

Well, they’re also not bankrupt so maybe those are the right priorities.

Edit: haha j/k they also went bankrupt.