A hot desk in Hampshire costs between £18 and £42 a day, and the gap has almost nothing to do with which town you drive to. Wezoo lists 13 coworking space Hampshire locations across 11 towns, from Andover in the north-west to Gosport on the Solent, and every one of them takes a single-day booking with no membership attached. If you want the wider picture first, our complete guide to coworking covers how day passes, memberships and shared offices differ.
This guide lists all 13, town by town, with the real day rate for each. It also answers the question most coworking space Hampshire searches are really asking — where can I sit down and work tomorrow, for how much — and explains one genuinely odd thing the pricing data throws up. Winchester holds both the cheapest desk in the county and the most expensive one. They are two miles apart.
Wezoo snapshot — coworking space Hampshire
- 13 coworking locations available on Wezoo, spread across 11 towns
- Price range: £18.00 – £42.00 per day
- Median: £22.80 per day
- Top operators: Basepoint (7 locations), Regus (4), Spaces (1), HQ (1)
- 132 individual desk products bookable across the county
What does coworking space Hampshire cost per day?
£18 a day at the bottom, £42 at the top, £22.80 in the middle. That is the whole range across all 13 locations, and it resolves into five clean price points rather than a smooth gradient.
Six Basepoint centres — Basingstoke, Gosport, Havant, Romsey, Waterlooville and Winchester — charge exactly £18.00 a day. Not roughly £18. The same £18, in six towns spread over 30 miles apart. Basepoint Andover is the single exception at £22.80. Above that sits a £30 tier (HQ Fareham, Regus Fleet), then £34.80 (Regus Farnborough and Regus Southampton Airport), then £42.00 at the top (Regus Winchester and Spaces Solent Business Park).

Run the numbers properly and the pattern is stark. Across all 13 doors, the operator brand accounts for 91.5% of the variation in day rate. The town accounts for 67%. In other words, telling us which company runs the building predicts the price far better than telling us which part of Hampshire it sits in. Book for the brand. Pay for the postcode later.
Every coworking space Hampshire has on Wezoo, town by town
All 13 locations, sorted by day rate. Every one is bookable for a single day.
| Town | Location | Operator | Day rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basingstoke | Stroudley Road | Basepoint | £18.00 |
| Havant | Harts Farm Way | Basepoint | £18.00 |
| Waterlooville | Waterbury Drive | Basepoint | £18.00 |
| Andover | East Portway Business Park | Basepoint | £22.80 |
| Fleet | Ancells Business Park | Regus | £30.00 |
| Southampton | Southampton Airport | Regus | £34.80 |
| Winchester | Crown Walk, Jewry Street | Regus | £42.00 |
Six of those towns — Gosport, Havant, Romsey, Waterlooville, Andover and Fleet — have exactly one coworking option each. If you live there, the choice is made for you. The towns worth comparing are Winchester and Fareham, which each hold two.
Basepoint, 1 Winnall Valley Road, Winchester — £18 a day

Thirteen bookable desks on a light industrial estate a mile north-east of Winchester city centre, a few minutes from M3 junction 9. On-site parking, breakout space, a lounge and catering. It is not a design-magazine interior and it does not pretend to be — it is the cheapest desk in Hampshire and the only Winchester option with its own car park. If you drive in from the Meon Valley or from Andover, this is the pragmatic choice.
Book 1 Winnall Valley Road on Wezoo →
Regus Crown Walk, 1 Jewry Street, Winchester — £42 a day

The only genuine high-street address in the county set. Jewry Street runs off the Winchester Broadway, a few minutes from the Buttercross and a short walk from Winchester station. Four desks, natural light, breakout space and catering. You are paying £24 a day more than Basepoint for roughly two miles of geography and a postcode you can put on a business card without explaining where the industrial estate is.
Basepoint, Stroudley Road, Basingstoke — £18 a day

Ten desks on the Daneshill estate east of Basingstoke town centre, with parking, a lounge, catering and step-free access throughout. Basingstoke runs into London Waterloo in around 45 minutes, which makes this a useful base if your week splits between the county and the capital. Read our fuller coworking space Basingstoke guide for the town-level detail.
Book Stroudley Road on Wezoo →
Regus, The Hub, Farnborough Business Park — £34.80 a day

Six desks in the landmark building on the north Hampshire tech corridor, a short walk from both Farnborough stations. This is one of only three Hampshire locations flagged as near public transport, and it carries the fullest amenity list in the county set — coffee bar, restaurant, lounge, breakout space, catering and parking. If you are meeting clients between Aldershot and Camberley, the Farnborough Business Park address does real work for you.
Spaces, Solent Business Park, Fareham — £42 a day

Eight desks at Whiteley, the M27 junction 9 business park that sits almost exactly midway between Southampton and Portsmouth. It is the only Hampshire location with bike storage, and it pairs that with a restaurant on site and breakout areas. Joint-priciest in the county alongside Regus Winchester, and the one to pick when you need a room that looks the part for an external meeting.
Book Solent Business Park on Wezoo →
Regus, Southampton Airport — £34.80 a day

Twelve desks in International House, beside Southampton Airport Parkway station. The postal address says Southampton; the ground underneath it is in Eastleigh borough, which is why it appears in the Hampshire county listing rather than the city one. For anyone flying to Edinburgh or Dublin and working either side of the gate, nothing else in the county is this close to a runway.
Book Southampton Airport on Wezoo →
Why the cheapest and priciest desks are in the same town
Winchester holds both ends of the county range. Basepoint on Winnall Valley Road: £18. Regus on Jewry Street: £42. That is a 2.33× spread inside one small cathedral city.
Now compare that with what happens when you hold the brand still and move across the county. Basepoint charges £18 in Basingstoke, £18 in Gosport, £18 in Havant, £18 in Romsey, £18 in Waterlooville and £18 in Winchester — six towns, one rate. Only Andover breaks ranks at £22.80. Basepoint’s entire seven-town footprint spans 1.27×.
One town spans 2.33×. Seven towns span 1.27×.
The spread inside Winchester is wider than the spread across the entire Basepoint estate. Geography is not what you are paying for.
The pattern replicates. Southampton, twelve miles down the M3 from Winchester and administered separately, runs the same ladder from the same starting point: Basepoint Andersons Road at £18, Clockwise at £30, Regus Cumberland House at £42. Identical floor, identical ceiling, identical 2.33× spread, in a different local authority. The brand ladder travels. The map does not.
What this means in practice: stop asking which Hampshire town is cheapest for coworking. Ask which operator tier you actually need. If you need a desk, wifi and a parking space, the £18 tier delivers that in eleven towns across the coworking space Hampshire map. If you need a walk-in address that a client can find without satnav, that is what the £42 tier sells, and it sells it in Winchester and Whiteley. Everything in between is the same trade at a smaller angle. The same logic runs through the whole product family — we cover it in flexible workspace explained.
Where are Portsmouth and Southampton in this list?
Administratively, they are not in Hampshire. Portsmouth and Southampton are both unitary authorities — councils that run all local services themselves rather than sharing them with a county council, a structure the government sets out in its guidance on local government structure. They sit inside the ceremonial county of Hampshire and every road sign treats them as Hampshire, but they are governed separately, and Wezoo’s geography follows the administrative line.
So the 13 locations above are Hampshire County Council territory. Add the two cities back and the ceremonial county holds 17 coworking locations: Portsmouth adds one (Regus, 1000 Lakeside at Cosham, £42 a day), Southampton adds three (Basepoint Andersons Road £18, Clockwise £30, Regus Cumberland House £42). We cover both cities separately — see coworking space Portsmouth and coworking space Southampton.
The one apparent exception in the county list is Regus Southampton Airport, which carries an SO18 postcode. The airport sits in Eastleigh borough, not in the city, so it counts as Hampshire. Label by geometry, not by the address on the letterhead.
Which Hampshire towns have coworking space?
Eleven of them carry coworking space Hampshire listings: Andover, Basingstoke, Fareham, Farnborough, Fleet, Gosport, Havant, Romsey, Waterlooville, Winchester and the Southampton Airport corridor in Eastleigh borough.
Two things stand out about where those doors sit. First, eleven of the thirteen are on business parks, industrial estates or airport land — East Portway, Solent Business Park, Farnborough Business Park, Ancells Business Park, Abbey Park, Winnall Valley, Southampton Airport. Only Regus Crown Walk on Jewry Street is a genuine city-centre high-street address, and it is joint-most-expensive. Second, ten of the thirteen carry on-site or adjacent parking; only three are flagged as near public transport. Hampshire coworking is built around the car park, not the platform. Plan the commute accordingly.
If your search is town-specific rather than county-wide, we have dedicated guides for coworking space Winchester and Basingstoke hot desks.
Can you book a single day without a membership?
Yes, at every one of the 13. That is the point of booking a coworking space Hampshire desk through Wezoo rather than approaching the operator directly — you pick a date, you pay for that date, and nothing recurs.
No sign-up fee, no monthly minimum, no notice period. Book one Tuesday in Romsey and one Thursday in Fleet if that is what the week needs. All 132 desk products across the county are single-occupancy and priced per day, so what you see is what the day costs.
What is included in a Hampshire day pass?
Wifi and a desk in every case. Beyond that the amenity data is consistent across the county set: catering at all 13, breakout space at 12, a lounge at 11, step-free access at 11, and on-site or adjacent parking at 10.
What is not automatically included is meeting-room time. Hampshire day passes are desk-only; rooms are booked and paid for separately, which is worth knowing before you promise a client a private hour. Eleven of the 13 buildings also sell meeting rooms by the hour, from £29.48 to £96.76 with a median of £46.86. Printing is handled at reception and billed per job rather than bundled.
Three locations serve coffee from a dedicated bar — Farnborough, Fleet and Southampton Airport — and two have a restaurant on site. Only Solent Business Park offers bike storage.
Day passes versus monthly memberships in Hampshire
Monthly desk memberships are negotiated with each operator rather than published, so the useful comparison is what a given attendance pattern actually costs you at each Hampshire price tier. Here is that arithmetic.
| Days per month | At £18/day | At £22.80/day (median) | At £42/day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 days | £36 | £45.60 | £84 |
| 4 days | £72 | £91.20 | £168 |
| 8 days | £144 | £182.40 | £336 |
| 12 days | £216 | £273.60 | £504 |
Two or three days a week is the volume at which a fixed desk starts to make sense, and at that point a private office is often the better conversation anyway. Below that, the day pass wins on flexibility and on not paying for the weeks you are away.
Day offices and private offices across Hampshire
If a hot desk in an open room is not private enough, the same 13 buildings sell two steps up. Day offices — a lockable room for the day — run from £42.00 to £106.80 with a median of £54.00. That median is 2.4× the hot-desk median, which is the price of a door that shuts.
All 13 Hampshire locations also offer private offices on a monthly basis. Those are handled as an enquiry rather than an instant booking, because term, size and fit-out are negotiated with the operator. Our Hampshire office space guide walks through the county’s private office market in detail.
How to book a coworking space Hampshire desk
Pick the location, pick the date, pay. There is no account tier to choose and no operator to phone.
- Filter by town. Open the Hampshire coworking page and narrow to the towns within your drive.
- Check the day rate, not the headline. The four price tiers above are stable, so you already know roughly what each brand will quote.
- Confirm parking if you are driving. Ten of the 13 have it; three are better reached by train.
- Book the single day. Free cancellation applies, and nothing renews.
Hybrid working made this a routine purchase rather than an exotic one — ONS data on homeworkers in Great Britain shows how many workers now split the week between home and somewhere else. In a county spread this thin, that somewhere else is far more often the next town than the nearest city.
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Coworking space Hampshire FAQ
How much is a hot desk in Hampshire per day?
Between £18.00 and £42.00 a day, with a median of £22.80 across the coworking space Hampshire listings on Wezoo. Six Basepoint centres — Basingstoke, Gosport, Havant, Romsey, Waterlooville and Winchester — all charge £18.00. The £42.00 top rate applies at Regus Crown Walk in Winchester and Spaces at Solent Business Park in Fareham.
Which Hampshire town has the cheapest coworking space?
Six towns tie at £18.00 a day, so there is no single cheapest town. The operator sets the rate, not the location: Basepoint charges £18.00 in six of its seven Hampshire centres regardless of which town it is in.
Can I book a Hampshire hot desk for one day only?
Yes. All 13 coworking space Hampshire locations on Wezoo accept single-day bookings with no membership, no sign-up fee and no notice period. You pay for the days you book and nothing recurs.
Are Portsmouth and Southampton included in Hampshire coworking listings?
No. Both are unitary authorities administered separately from Hampshire County Council, so they are listed on their own city pages. Portsmouth has one coworking location and Southampton has three, which takes the ceremonial county total to 17.
What is included in a Hampshire coworking day pass?
A desk and wifi at every coworking space Hampshire location, plus catering at all 13, breakout space at 12, a lounge at 11 and parking at 10. Meeting rooms are not included in the day pass and are booked separately, from £29.48 an hour.
Do coworking space Hampshire locations have parking?
Ten of the 13 do. Only three — Regus Farnborough, Regus Southampton Airport and Spaces at Solent Business Park — are flagged as near public transport, so most coworking space Hampshire supply is designed around driving in.