Hunting for office space Spokane teams can actually move into this month? You have two solid private-office addresses to compare—one downtown on West 1st Avenue, one out in Spokane Valley near I-90. This guide lays out both, with operators, neighborhoods, and the real day-rate pricing from the same buildings, so you can shortlist in minutes instead of cold-calling brokers.
Spokane runs leaner than Seattle on the supply side, which means the right room goes fast. We pulled the live inventory from Wezoo, checked what each building actually offers, and built a snapshot you can act on. For the longer-term picture on dedicated suites, our complete guide to private office space covers leases, deposits, and what “serviced” really includes.
Wezoo snapshot — Spokane office space
- 2 private-office buildings available on Wezoo (downtown Spokane + Spokane Valley)
- Flexible-workspace pricing at the same downtown building: day office from $159/day, hot desk from $59/day, meeting room from $76.60/hour
- Private offices are quoted per month—request pricing direct, no public list rate
- Top operator: Regus
What does office space in Spokane cost?
Private offices in Spokane are quoted per month and depend on team size, term, and building, so operators give you a tailored figure rather than a shelf price. To gauge the market, look at the flexible options in the same downtown tower: a day office runs from $159 a day, a hot desk from $59 a day, and a meeting room from $76.60 an hour. Those numbers set a realistic floor for what dedicated office space Spokane providers charge once you commit to a longer term.
The cheapest desk is rarely the cheapest decision. A room that wastes twenty minutes of every client visit on parking and wayfinding costs you more than the rate ever shows.
The 2 best office space Spokane picks for private offices
1. Washington Trust Center — Spokane
What to expect: This is the downtown pick. The Washington Trust Center sits on West 1st Avenue, a short walk from the Spokane Convention Center and the riverfront, so clients arriving from out of town find you without a map. Private offices here come fully furnished, and the same building runs day offices from $159 a day, hot desks from $59 a day, and meeting rooms from $76.60 an hour—handy when your team grows faster than your lease. On-site parking, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, and a restaurant round out the floor.
Operator: Regus (rated 4.4/5) · Address: 601 W. 1st Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201
👉 Request Washington Trust Center on Wezoo
2. E Mirabeau Parkway — Spokane Valley
What to expect: Ten miles east of downtown, the E Mirabeau Parkway center suits teams that want easy I-90 access and free surface parking over a city-center address. The Mirabeau Point area puts you near the river trail and a cluster of hotels for visiting staff. Offices are private and move-in ready, with breakout spaces and catering on request. For a Spokane Valley base that keeps commuters happy, this one is hard to beat.
Operator: Regus (rated 4.4/5) · Address: 12709 E Mirabeau Pkwy, Spokane Valley, WA 99216
👉 Request E Mirabeau Parkway on Wezoo
When should you choose a private office over a day office?
Pick a private office when you need the same locked door every morning, a place to leave monitors and files, and an address on your business cards. Choose a day office when the need is occasional—a few client days a month or a visiting team. Both Spokane buildings give you the option to start flexible and graduate to a dedicated suite without changing operators, which is one quiet advantage of booking office space Spokane firms list through an aggregator. Teams weighing a similar move across the state often compare office space in Seattle too.
What is office space in Spokane best for?
Spokane works for companies that want Pacific Northwest reach without Seattle rents. With a metro population north of 230,000 per the U.S. Census Bureau, the city has the talent pool to staff a real office without the coastal price tag. The downtown Washington Trust Center suits client-facing teams who value walkable lunches and convention-center proximity; the Spokane Valley center suits commuter-heavy teams who would rather park free off I-90 and lean on Spokane Transit for staff without a car. If you are scouting the wider region, the same playbook applies to office space in Portland—compare addresses, then book the room, not the brochure.
How far in advance should you book?
For a private office, start the conversation two to four weeks out—operators need time to confirm the suite size and term that fit. For day offices, hot desks, and meeting rooms, same-week booking is normal, and Wezoo confirms instantly with free cancellation. Book for the meeting. Pay for the room. Nothing more.
Ready to book your private office in Spokane?
Frequently asked questions about office space Spokane
How many office space Spokane options does Wezoo list?
Wezoo currently lists two private-office buildings in the Spokane area: the Washington Trust Center downtown and the E Mirabeau Parkway center in Spokane Valley, both operated by Regus.
How much is office space in Spokane?
Private offices are priced per month on request. As a reference, flexible workspace in the same downtown building runs from $159/day for a day office, $59/day for a hot desk, and $76.60/hour for a meeting room.
Where is the best downtown office space in Spokane?
The Washington Trust Center at 601 W. 1st Avenue is the central choice, within walking distance of the Spokane Convention Center and the riverfront.
Is there office space in Spokane Valley?
Yes. The E Mirabeau Parkway center at 12709 E Mirabeau Pkwy offers private offices with free parking and quick I-90 access.
Can I rent a private office without a long lease?
Yes. Serviced offices on Wezoo are flexible-term, so you can take a private office month to month rather than signing a multi-year commercial lease.
How quickly can I book?
Day offices, hot desks, and meeting rooms confirm instantly with free cancellation. Private offices are request-based, usually confirmed within a day or two.
Two addresses, one platform. Whether you want a downtown suite at the Washington Trust Center or a free-parking base in Spokane Valley, you can compare both and request office space Spokane operators actually have open right now—then move in without the broker runaround.
