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Dubai hotel provides free public co-working space

A free-to-use co-working area at 25hours Hotel One Central is giving Dubai residents and visitors a central workspace without a membership or advance booking, combining high-speed Wi-Fi, café access and informal seating beside the Museum of the Future. The hotel’s first-floor gallery contains a 189-square-metre co-working space with seating for up to 80 people, a bar and café island, and views…

In Dubai, the 25hours Hotel One Central offers a free co-working space for residents and visitors alike. Located on Trade Centre Street, near the Dubai World Trade Centre and Dubai International Financial Centre, the hotel's first-floor gallery features a 189-square-metre work area with seating for up to 80 individuals, a bar, and café.

The space, described as a light and airy workspace, aims to foster creative thinking, meetings, and productive discussions. High-speed internet is available throughout the area. Beyond desks, visitors can enjoy lounge seating, oversized chairs, and the Fountain of Tales, a tiered library installation with over 10,000 books. The hotel's first-floor level also includes leisure features, such as the Analogue Circus with more than 500 vinyl records and a Walkman station, distinguishing it from a traditional office setting.

The all-day Nomad Day Bar, operated in partnership with Dubai-based Nightjar Coffee Roasters, provides food and drinks to those utilizing the workspace. With its central location, the hotel attracts both local residents and overnight guests, offering a mix of communal facilities, dining, leisure, and cultural spaces.

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