Spaces Veneto is a coworking space and business centre at Via Vittorio Veneto 54b in Rome. Its comfortable shared work area has Eames chairs and Monocle books, with friendly staff and a location near Via Veneto. It can suit remote workers who want a staffed workspace, but access may take more planning than simply arriving and paying. Meeting rooms and calling booths are limited, so consider whether you need a private place for calls before choosing it.
Working at Spaces Veneto
Spaces Veneto is a coworking space and business centre at Via Vittorio Veneto 54b. The shared area has Eames chairs and Monocle books, and the setting is described as comfortable and quiet. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
Some people have found the membership process less straightforward than arriving and paying for a day of work. Contact the centre before you go to confirm how to join and what you will pay.
Rooms, calls and connectivity
Meeting rooms and calling booths may be limited. If your work depends on private calls or a booked room, ask about availability before choosing this location. Wi-Fi has had connectivity issues, so a personal hotspot can be a useful backup.
Check your invoice after signing up. Billing discrepancies have been reported, including charges that did not match the expected period or amount; contact support promptly if anything looks wrong.
FAQ
Where is Spaces Veneto?
It is at Via Vittorio Veneto 54b, 00187 Rome, near Via Veneto.
Is the entrance wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the entrance is listed as wheelchair accessible.
Can I simply arrive and pay to work there?
That may not be straightforward. Confirm membership requirements with the centre before visiting.
Are meeting rooms and calling booths available?
Availability may be limited. Ask the centre before your visit if you need a private room or call space.
