🏨 has short staysFine for a workation, but guest turnover works against coliving principles, reducing community cohesion. What is coliving?⌨️ non-ergonomic workspaceEither or both proper desks and chairs missing, though a workspace is separated allowing focus.💁 has host / managerOften on site to give suggestions and take questions, but do not actively facilitate community.
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I had a wonderful time at NOQTA SPACE ❤️. The breakfast was fresh and tasty, and the whole place has such a modern and creative vibe. It’s not only a great café and restaurant, but also an ideal spot for coworking. The team is so friendly and the atmosphere makes you feel inspired. Definitely recommend! 😍😍😍😍
I went for breakfast this morning (on my last day in Essaouira), and if I had known how well the service was and how delicious the pesto, egg, and avocado toast was... I would have come here every morning. Plus, the place is quiet.
I absolutely love the new Noqta workspace. It’s spacious, bright, and equipped with everything you could need for a productive and creative work day. The warm and welcoming staff prepare delicious dishes for your lunch break and make sure you stay hydrated with a great variety of warm/cold drinks. The beautiful courtyard offers the perfect spot to soak up the sun in between work sessions. Highly recommended!
It's a very nice and beautiful place to work remotely with nice coffee and food (they changed location, so don't go to the old one ;)), but..... Me and my friend are not going there anymore as it is too expensive to work. They charge a minimum of 15 dirham an hour and above that you have to order drinks and/or food. For Moroccan standards that's quite expensive. I am traveling and (remote) working all over the world and in my opinion the best way is OR charging guests an hourly/half day/daily rate OR let them work free of charge when they spend a minimum amount of money on food and drinks. I really hope this place will get more guests, bc now it just doesn't work.
I like the concept, but not the execution. I’ve been to other co-working spaces before, and this one was my first real disappointment. If you come alone, you can either choose to sit in a private cubicle or share a table with a stranger. You’re charged by the hour: 15 dirhams for the shared space and, if I remember correctly, 25 for the private one. These prices include no drinks, which I find to be a rip-off by Moroccan standards. In a cyber café, you pay less and get more privacy. Unless this place is not aimed at Moroccans, which could explain it.
The other co-working spaces I’ve been to don’t charge by the hour. You order your drink or food, and after two hours or so, depending on how busy the place is, the waiter brings you the menu again to order something else.
So unless you're a digital nomad or someone traveling and working remotely with a decent income, this is probably not the place for you. If you're a student who needs to study or prepare for long hours, I suggest looking elsewhere. This space just doesn’t serve your needs.
Went for a meeting and it had very good wifi connection in the private box which was 30dh/ hour.
We went there to work during our stay in Essaouira. Reliable internet, relatively quiet environment. The daily rate includes coffee, tea and filtered water. They even offer lunch some days. Cowork closed on Saturday and Sunday.
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