Regus, KIEL, Kaistraße

Ufukhan Hamurcuoglu a year ago

I am interested in expanding my company for office space that I can flexibly expand in a modern environment. If you look for something like that, you'll inevitably find REGUS. At first the reviews shocked me and the contact process via the sales team with the head office also seemed very impersonal to me, but given the size of the company I can understand the processes! How does the process work: You go to the website and say that you are interested in the office, the sales team contacts you there, standard processes... then we arrange an appointment with the location and the location manager... it works very well quickly, then we had a very friendly welcome, very friendly team at reception and they did the viewing! Everything was explained and shown and time was taken. You get a first impression of the availability and a price range! Then you discuss the details with the manager, who is also very friendly in conversation and very effective in communication! About the concept: Well thought out, high quality, professional! About the building: Modern, clean, well maintained! What do we say: The management and junior management are thrilled!

Kielerjung89 a year ago

Actually, I wanted to rate the company Regus in general. Unfortunately, you can't find the headquarters here on Google. We had made an inquiry for office space via the contact form. Unfortunately I have to agree with the many negative reviews here. The prices on the website are not true at all. The office space we offered was just under €900-1200 more expensive. What has actually stopped us from doing so now are the constant annoying attempts to contact the company by telephone. Since Monday I have been called more than 25 times from various numbers in Düsseldorf. If you press the number away because you are in a meeting or just cold, it will call you right back. Sorry Regus, but that's definitely NOT the way to treat prospects.

Stefan Wolk a year ago

Rip off. Hands off. Costs are not made transparent in the acquisition discussion. Tenants are charged for bureaucracy in their own company (e.g. despite having a credit card on file, you have to pay penalties because the internal booking process does not work). Despite short-term rentals, enormously high deposit fees are required and only paid back much later.