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Rua Visconde de Pirajá, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rua Visconde de Pirajá, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, 495

1.8 out of 5

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Charter Smith 3 months ago

1 out of 5

The staff was friendly, however the business practices are very disappointing. In order to pay you cannot use cash and must provide credit card number which you physically write down on a form which is poor security practices. After leaving they continued to bill my credit card for two cycles and counting. After almost a month of waiting I was told have were unable to process any refunds so they instead needed for my bank personal bank account number. Been an ongoing headache and I would not trust them with any personal or sensitive information.

Tati Delamuta 8 months ago

1 out of 5

Place doesn’t have enough phone booths for calls and you can’t be longer than 1 hour in the booth. This makes it impossible to manage any day of work when most people have at least 1 call longer than 1 hour or 2 calls in a row that last longer than 1 hour. Staff is misaligned on the rules of the place, each person says one thing, and they are pretty rude when communicating this rule too. Don’t recommend this place.

J D a year ago

1 out of 5

I do not recommend for coworking access for a few months. Better to just stay at the apartment or hotel. Communication here is not good, security is Uber sensitive to the point of being ridiculous, the roof is just a smoke pit for breaks even though it has non-smoking signs all over, the building often smells like cigar or something, the Wi-Fi is spotty, the desk setup quality could be better, onboarding lacks a lot of structure. For a tourist location and a global company, this place is disappointing.

pablo soldi 2 years ago

1 out of 5

After 2 months, I'm leaving Spaces Coworking. I was discriminated in this place (probably for being a foreigner) Customers do not wear masks in the offices... However, the chubby manager of the place only looked for me to force me to wear the mask. Something that would be reasonable, if it were not that the other 10 people in the room -Brazilians with whom I shared the table - were not asked the same. After the second day where I was able to verify that it was something only with me, I decided to leave. Discrimination is serious and should not be tolerated in any situation!