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Coworking Space Burbank: 3 Best Options for 2026

Frerik Bongers
Updated: July 26, 2026
Published: July 1, 2026
coworking space Burbank - The Tower by Spaces

Finding a coworking space Burbank professionals actually want to work from comes down to two questions: where in the city, and what you need on the day. Burbank splits neatly between the Media District — the studio-heavy stretch near Warner Bros. and Disney — and the walkable downtown around San Fernando Boulevard.

This guide compares the 3 best coworking space Burbank options you can book on Wezoo for 2026, with real day-pass pricing, the operator behind each one, and what each is genuinely good for. If you want the wider picture first, our complete guide to coworking space explains how hot desks, dedicated desks, and private offices differ. Below, the focus stays local.

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Wezoo snapshot — Burbank coworking hot desks

  • 3 coworking hot desks available on Wezoo
  • Price range: $65–$85 per day
  • Median: $69 per day
  • Top operators: Regus, Spaces

Two of the three sit in the Media District; one anchors downtown by the Metrolink station. All three run as day passes — you pay for the days you show up, with no membership and no lease. That is the whole appeal of a hot desk: book the day, use the day, walk away.

The 3 best coworking space Burbank options for 2026

1. The Tower — Burbank

coworking space Burbank - The Tower by Spaces
The Tower by Spaces, Media District

What to expect: The most design-led of the three, The Tower sits on West Alameda in the heart of the Media District, a short drive from Warner Bros. and the Disney lot. Expect floor-to-ceiling glass, a busy ground-floor lounge, and breakout corners that make a full day at a hot desk feel less like a day at a desk. Design and ambiance is where this Spaces building scores highest. Good for creatives and anyone meeting studio contacts nearby.

Operator: Spaces · Day pass: from $85/day · Rating: 4.2★ · Address: 3900 W Alameda Avenue, Burbank 91505

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2. 303 North Glenoaks Boulevard — Burbank

coworking space Burbank - 303 North Glenoaks Boulevard by Regus
303 North Glenoaks Boulevard by Regus, Downtown Burbank

What to expect: The pick if transit matters. This Regus tower is walkable to the Downtown Burbank Metrolink station and the San Fernando Boulevard restaurants, so you can train in from Union Station and skip the 5 entirely. Reachability rates highest of the three. Inside it is classic Regus: quiet floors, staffed reception, catering on tap, and parking on site. Good for commuters and client-facing days.

Operator: Regus · Day pass: from $69/day · Rating: 4.35★ · Address: 303 North Glenoaks Blvd., Burbank 91502

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3. 4100 West Alameda Avenue — Burbank

coworking space Burbank - 4100 West Alameda Avenue by Regus
4100 West Alameda Avenue by Regus, Media District

What to expect: The lowest day rate of the three and still a Media District address, a few blocks west of The Tower. Near public transport and a public parking lot, this Regus location leans practical over flashy: reliable wifi, breakout spaces, catering, and step-free access. Good for solo days when you want the studio-district location without paying the premium for it.

Operator: Regus · Day pass: from $65/day · Rating: 4.35★ · Address: 4100 W. Alameda Avenue, Burbank 91505

👉 Book 4100 West Alameda Avenue on Wezoo

Which coworking space Burbank pick fits your day?

Short version: train in, choose 303 North Glenoaks. Meeting studio contacts or want the best-looking floor, choose The Tower. Watching the budget on a solo day, choose 4100 West Alameda. A hot desk is the lightest-touch rung on the ladder of flexible office space — when the team outgrows shared desks, the same buildings offer private offices you can request through Wezoo.

How much does a coworking space Burbank day pass cost?

Expect $65 to $85 per day, with a median of $69. The Media District Regus at 4100 West Alameda is the cheapest at $65, downtown Regus sits at $69, and the design-forward Spaces tower runs $85. Prices are per day and include wifi, shared amenities, and reception — no sign-up fee to book a single day.

What is the best coworking space Burbank option for a team?

For a small team that wants room to spread out and meet, The Tower by Spaces is the strongest all-rounder — the largest floor plate of the three, the most breakout space, and on-site meeting rooms you can add when a project needs one. If your team runs on early trains and tight schedules, 303 North Glenoaks wins on reachability. Need a room by the hour instead of a desk? Compare Burbank options in our meeting room Burbank guide, and see how the city sits within the wider Los Angeles coworking scene.

How far in advance should you book a coworking space Burbank desk?

Same-day usually works. Hot-desk capacity in Burbank is rarely tight, so booking the morning of is fine most weeks. Book a day or two ahead around studio production peaks and awards season, when Media District floors fill faster. Getting here is easy either way: the Downtown Burbank and Burbank Airport stations run on the Metrolink network, and Metro buses cover the studio corridor.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a cheap coworking space Burbank option?

The lowest day rate on Wezoo is $65 at the Regus building on 4100 West Alameda Avenue in the Media District. It is a full-service floor — wifi, breakout space, catering, step-free access — at the bottom of the local price range.

Do I need a membership to use a hot desk in Burbank?

No. Every hot desk here is bookable as a day pass. You pay for the days you use, with no membership and no long-term commitment.

Where are Burbank’s coworking spaces located?

Two of the three sit in the Media District near Warner Bros. and Disney, along West Alameda Avenue. The third is in downtown Burbank on North Glenoaks Boulevard, steps from the Metrolink station.

Can I get to a Burbank coworking space by public transport?

Yes. The 303 North Glenoaks location is walkable from the Downtown Burbank Metrolink station, and Metro bus routes serve the studio corridor along Alameda.

Can I rent a private office in Burbank instead of a hot desk?

Yes. The same operators run private offices in these buildings. You can request one through Wezoo when a shared desk no longer fits the team.



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