Regus, TX, Austin - Dobie Center

Celeny Benitez 3 years ago

Pros: Plenty of desk space in the lobby area. Private offices come with desks & chairs. Some even have shelves! The kitchen services include cleaning dishes and some options for coffee, tea subscription. The nightly cleaning assures clean spaces everywhere, even private offices. The staff is friendly & helpful. Cons: No privacy. Adjacent offices have paper thin walls and no separation over head. I can hear private conversations clear as day. The power plug in our private office is broken and routinely breaks our power charging devices. There is no regulation over the ping pong table nor the lobby area. It's not a designated quiet zone and the staff does not apply rules to this spot. It's always rowdy. Ping pong games will last hours. It'll be loud! It's the OPPOSITE of a co-working space. The free conference room is DARK. It's dimly lit. It also has a leak in the ceiling. There's room for improvement. The ping pong table could be removed to allow the space to feel productive again instead of a party zone for the members of the office who do not have work to do. Or, institute a 30 min - 1-hr check-out policy so members do not play for hours.

Frank Mills 3 years ago

My. First time at the Dobie was 1972. Was visiting a friend at UT. It was pretty incredible for a young Texas Redneck to see. They had projectors flashing pictures on the walls. But.......then......there was a magical head shop. It was called The Magic Mushroom. I immediately said that I have to move to Austin. Which I did and spent many a great night at Armidillo World Headquarters.....broken spoke..... Austin port house. It was a hippie fest. Miss it very much but Austin has gotten too big.

Jordan Kanalopolis 8 months ago

This location is nice, but like all other Regus locations as well as business practices, they are a terrible company to lease with. Just feel free to read all the reviews and you will see why.