Day offices for rent in Washington, DC

112 private offices are bookable by the day in Washington, DC: from $179 to $3,665 per day excl. tax, $622 for the median office.

By the hour, from $33. For a half-day, from $129.

Prices follow real-estate logic: central districts cost more than the outskirts, and the gap varies from one venue to the next.

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100 day offices for 2 people are listed in Washington, DC.

The cheapest is Private office 2 people at HQ DC, Washington - Metro Center (HQ): $179 per day excl. tax.

By the hour it starts at $33.

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76 day offices for 4 people are listed in Washington, DC.

The cheapest is Private office 4 people at HQ DC, Washington - Metro Center (HQ): $358 per day excl. tax.

By the hour it starts at $65.

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55 day offices for 6 people are listed in Washington, DC.

The cheapest is Private office 6 people at HQ DC, Washington - Metro Center (HQ): $537 per day excl. tax.

By the hour it starts at $97.

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28 day offices for 10 people are listed in Washington, DC.

The cheapest is Private office 11 people at Regus DC, Washington - Connecticut Avenue: $984 per day excl. tax.

By the hour it starts at $177.

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The lowest day rate in Washington, DC is Private office 1 people at HQ DC, Washington - Metro Center (HQ), $179 excl. tax.

Below $622 per day, expect a small space: size, not location, drives the lowest prices.

All prices on this page are excl. tax. The invoice shows the VAT applicable in the venue's country.

Payment is taken in full at booking, instantly: card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Klarna depending on the country. There is no deposit and nothing to pay on site.

Bank transfer is available from $150 per booking, when the booking is made at least 7 days in advance.

We list 112 spaces in 12 venues in Washington, DC.

Main operators: Spaces, Regus, Signature and HQ.

This inventory is read live from the operators' listings: spaces appear as they are published and disappear as they are withdrawn.

Private office 33 people at Spaces DC, Washington - 609 H Street seats 33 people, the largest office bookable by the day in Washington, DC.

For a bigger team, split across several offices, or book a meeting room for the day.

A desk, chairs, Wi-Fi and a door that closes, plus access to the common areas, coffee machines and phone booths where they exist.

In Washington, DC, the venues that publish their equipment list air conditioning (12 venues).

Paid extras vary by operator and are listed on each booking screen.

12 venues declare natural light in Washington, DC. The photos of each space show the window side.

5 venues declare step-free access in Washington, DC.

If access matters, message the venue before booking: the declaration covers the building, not necessarily every room.

Spaces (43 spaces), Regus (34 spaces), Signature (27 spaces) and HQ (8 spaces) run part of the spaces we list in Washington, DC.

Pick the space, the date and the time slot, pay online, and the confirmation arrives by email immediately. Spaces that are not confirmed instantly are validated by the operator, usually within the day.

112 spaces in Washington, DC confirm instantly at booking.

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Yes, whenever the slot still shows in the search results: there is no fixed cut-off hour. Same-day availability depends on each venue.

Book at least an hour ahead to give the reception time to prepare the space.

One hour at IWG centres (Regus, Spaces, HQ). Other operators set their own minimum, shown before payment; most sell the half-day and the day.

Standard hours are 9:00 to 17:00. Some venues open until 22:00; the calendar only offers the slots each venue actually sells.

12 venues in Washington, DC give 24/7 access to its members, on a separate contract from the day booking.

You must arrive before the official closing time; late access is never guaranteed.

Yes, from your account, without calling anyone. Cancellation terms depend on the country and are shown before payment; when a cancellation is eligible, the refund and the credit note are issued automatically.

The invoice is issued as soon as the booking is confirmed, with VAT itemised, and stays available in your account. Payment is made online at booking.

Bank transfer is available from $150 per booking, when the booking is made at least 7 days in advance.

An account is created with your first booking and works in every city. You can book for a colleague: enter their name as the attendee, the invoice stays in your name.

Give your name at reception: the space is ready and the Wi-Fi code handed over. About 80% of venues have a staffed reception; the others send access instructions with the confirmation.

Yes: breakfast, lunch, sweet breaks and coffee or tea service can be added to the booking. Order at least 48 hours ahead; the venue fulfils it, and you are refunded automatically if it cannot.

In Washington, DC, 12 venues list an on-site cafeteria or kitchen.

Book the setup time: the space is yours only for the slot you paid for, and the next booking may follow. Running over is at the venue's discretion and charged at the hourly rate when possible.

11 venues are less than 600 m from a station in Washington, DC, notably near McPherson Square, Farragut North and Judiciary Sq.

6 venues list car parking, usually a paid extra to add at booking.

Printing is available at the reception of most venues.

In Washington, DC, the venues that publish their equipment list a printer (12 venues).

Printing is charged per copy at the reception.

For confidential calls, a job interview, a day of deep work or a two-person meeting: the door closes, the desk is yours for the day. Coworking is the better deal for a laptop and a coffee among other people.

Yes: the same operators rent private offices on monthly contracts, from one desk to a whole floor.

From about ten days a month, the monthly contract is usually cheaper than repeated day bookings.

For three people or more around a table, a meeting room comes with the screen and the flipchart. For one person and a laptop, coworking is cheaper. The day office sits in between: privacy without the meeting-room price.

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