Searching for a coworking space Boise can deliver this week, without signing a membership? The full picture fits in one line: two locations. One operator. Zero subscriptions. You book a desk for the day — downtown at the Banner Bank Building or on the Bench at W Elder St — and you pay only for that day.
Boise is one of the smaller markets in our US coworking guide, and that works in your favor: the choice is simple, day rates sit well under big-city prices, and both buildings take same-day bookings.
Wezoo snapshot — Boise coworking spaces
- Wezoo currently lists 2 coworking spaces in Boise
- Price range: $45–$55 per day
- Median: $50 per day
- Operator: Regus (both locations)
What does a coworking space Boise day pass cost?
A coworking day pass in Boise costs $45 to $55 on Wezoo. W Elder St on the Bench is the $45 option; the Banner Bank Building downtown runs $55. Both are pay-per-day: book for the day, pay for the day, and walk away with no recurring charge.
That pricing puts Boise at the affordable end of the US market — a desk in a comparable coworking space NYC listing costs two to three times as much. The $45 desk also makes W Elder St the cheapest coworking space Boise has on the platform.
The 2 coworking spaces in Boise, compared
Downtown wins on energy; the Bench wins on price. Here is what each address gets you.
1. Banner Bank Building — Downtown Boise
What to expect: Desks sit inside one of downtown’s better-known towers at 950 Bannock Street, two blocks from the Idaho State Capitol and a short walk from the Grove Plaza restaurant cluster. Wi-Fi, whiteboards, large displays and video-conference kit come standard, and there’s a coffee-and-tea bar plus a lounge for breaks. Guests rate Regus operations here 4.4/5 overall. A day pass runs $55. This is the address to pick when the workday includes meeting people — the same building books private day offices and meeting rooms, so you can scale up without changing buildings.
Operator: Regus · Address: 950 Bannock Street, Boise
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2. W Elder St — Boise Bench
What to expect: The lower-priced desk in town at $45 a day, at 3295 W Elder St on the Bench — about ten minutes by car from Boise Airport, with quick I-84 access and the free surface parking downtown can’t match. Inside you get the same Regus standard: Wi-Fi, whiteboards, video-conference equipment, breakout spaces, and catering on request. Pick it when you land at BOI in the morning and need a productive desk before an afternoon flight out.
Operator: Regus · Address: 3295 W Elder St, Boise
When should you choose a day office over a hot desk?
Choose a day office when you need a door. Client calls, interviews, anything confidential — a hot desk puts you in a shared room, while a day office gives you a private one. At the Banner Bank Building you can book a private day office for up to 7 people at $149 per day, and meeting rooms from $71.52 per hour; W Elder St has meeting rooms from $62.52 per hour.
The rule of thumb: hot desk for solo focus work, day office for privacy, meeting room for groups. All of these formats sit in the same flexible office booking flow on Wezoo, so switching between them takes minutes, not paperwork.
What are coworking spaces in Boise best for?
Boise’s coworking inventory serves four jobs well. Hot desks ($45–$55/day) suit remote employees and solo founders who want structure without a lease. Day offices ($149/day at Banner Bank) handle confidential work and client meetings. Meeting rooms (from $62.52/hour) fit team sessions of up to 8 people. Private offices at both buildings serve teams settling in for months — those are quoted directly by the operator rather than priced online.
Demand here is real: the city counts about 236,000 residents per the U.S. Census Bureau, and the metro’s employment base has been expanding steadily — the Bureau of Labor Statistics tracks the Boise City MSA among the faster-growing labor markets in the Mountain West. Plenty of those workers are remote, and two pay-per-day buildings cover them.
How far in advance should you book a desk in Boise?
Same-day works most of the time for hot desks — with just two buildings, the coworking space Boise market rarely sells out of desks, and booking the evening before is enough to be safe. The tighter constraint is meeting rooms and the single day office at Banner Bank: for Tuesday–Thursday slots, book two to three days ahead. Cancellation is free, so reserving early costs you nothing.
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FAQ: coworking space Boise
How many coworking spaces does Boise have on Wezoo?
Wezoo currently lists 2 coworking spaces in Boise: the Banner Bank Building at 950 Bannock Street downtown and W Elder St on the Boise Bench. Both are operated by Regus and bookable per day.
What does a coworking space in Boise cost per day?
Day passes range from $45 (W Elder St) to $55 (Banner Bank Building), with a median of $50 per day. Prices include Wi-Fi and shared amenities.
Do I need a membership to use a coworking space in Boise?
No. Every coworking space Boise offers through Wezoo is pay-per-day — no membership, no subscription, free cancellation.
Can I book a meeting room at a Boise coworking space?
Yes. Banner Bank Building has meeting rooms for up to 8 people from $71.52 per hour, and W Elder St has rooms for up to 4 people from $62.52 per hour.
Is there coworking near Boise Airport?
W Elder St is the closest option — about ten minutes by car from Boise Airport (BOI), with day passes at $45 and easy I-84 access.
