I had a look at working in a Regus when I was on a long trip to a foreign country. The whole feeling was super stuffy. I first had to have a sales call with so

I had a look at working in a Regus when I was on a long trip to a foreign country. The whole feeling was super stuffy. I first had to have a sales call with someone who didn't really seem to know what they were talking about, then he wanted me to come and visit, then it became apparent that he was talking about the wrong location. The space was a very boring environment with a cheap fit-out. The price wasn't great. I ended up working in a local co-working space. I walked in off the street and the owner showed me around. I said I was only there for a short period and he suggested some custom pricing. He was friendly and knew what he was talking about, the office manager was friendly and again had answers to everything I wanted to know and more. The space was interesting and felt nice to be in, while still providing a good working environment to put my head down and work in. I've never worked in a WeWork, but I've visited a bunch, and they always strike me as much closer to the latter than the former.