Best coworking spaces in Ubud (2026)
Ubud's coworking scene is smaller than Canggu's and it has changed more. Four spaces are worth the ride in September 2026, and the one you want depends almost entirely on where you sleep, which is why the area comparison is worth reading first if you haven't booked a villa yet.
Prices checked September 2026 at about Rp 17,600 to the dollar. Venues set their own rates and move them.
The four, in one table
| Space | Where | Day pass | Monthly | Hours | Call booths |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Outpost Nyuh Kuning | Nyuh Kuning, south edge of town | about $13 | about $170 | 24/7 | yes |
| Outpost Penestanan | Penestanan, rooftop above coliving | same pass as Nyuh Kuning | same | 24/7 | yes |
| Ubud.Space | central Ubud, off Jl. Raya Ubud | $10, or $2 an hour | about $102 | 9:00–23:30 | air-conditioned quiet room |
| Titi Batu Ubud Club | Mas, outside the centre | $11, or $18 with the gym | about $83 | 8:00–22:00 | no |
Outpost Nyuh Kuning
Ten minutes' walk from the Monkey Forest, on two floors: an air-conditioned focus zone downstairs and an open-air collaboration floor upstairs, with video-call booths, meeting rooms, private offices, standing desks and a jungle pool through the coliving down the road. It runs weekly events and gives first-timers a free trial day on Mondays. Open 24 hours once you've checked in during staffed hours.
A day pass is around $13, an unlimited week $37 and a month around $170, with a night-owl plan from 5pm to 8am. Confirm the current rate on arrival. It holds 4.7 from 323 reviews.
Outpost Penestanan
The same membership, a different mood: a rooftop coworking floor above Outpost's coliving in Penestanan, with a 360-degree glass air-conditioned focus zone, an open-air terrace, call booths, a meeting room, a pool and a sunset yoga deck. Bed and desk under one roof, in the quieter half of town.
Coliving packages that include the coworking start around $850 to $1,150 a month plus tax. It holds 4.6 from 329 reviews, and the community manager gets named in review after review.
Ubud.Space
The only one you can walk to from the centre, off Jl. Raya Ubud. Seventeen seats, a specialty-coffee café that does breakfast, an air-conditioned quiet room and five bookable meeting rooms. It's built for a focused session and a meeting afterwards rather than for networking, and calls are taken in a small outdoor area.
A day pass is $10 (Rp 170,000) or $2 an hour, thirty days about $102 and three months about $267. Meeting rooms run $5 to $11 an hour and you can rent a monitor for $3. Open 9am to 11:30pm. It holds 4.7 from 293 reviews.
Titi Batu Ubud Club
A members' club in Mas with a gym, a 25-metre lap pool, a sauna, a cold plunge, a skate park, a restaurant and a coworking area alongside. You come for the club and do your email between things, which for a long stay with family in tow is a better deal than it sounds.
Day entry is $11 (Rp 190,000), or $18 with the gym. A week is about $48 and a month about $83. Open 8am to 10pm with free parking. There are no call booths or meeting rooms, so plan your calls elsewhere.
Photo: Titi Batu
Names you'll still see on the map
Ubud's scene has turned over more than most, so a few well-known names are worth crossing off before you plan a morning around them. Hubud, the space that made Ubud a nomad town, merged into Dojo in 2019 and closed with it in December 2022. Wrkhub on Jl. Dewi Sita, Beluna in Sok Wayah and Hustlers Villa in Sayan are all permanently closed. The Parq Ubud complex, which housed HQ Coworking, was demolished in July 2025 and is being rebuilt as a resort. SETTER's Ubud site in Sanggingan is listed as temporarily closed, so message them before you ride out.
The Ubud problem
Ubud splits into two kinds of stay. Live central and Ubud.Space is a walk away and Outpost a short ride. Live in the rice fields fifteen minutes out, which is why most people come to Ubud in the first place, and coworking becomes a daily scooter commute while the villa Wi-Fi is the weakest on the island. Fibre reaches the centre and most of Penestanan and Sayan; further out, ask the villa for a speed test before you book.
Ubud's clubs and coworking floors are very good at what they're for. Outpost will find you a community in a week, and Titi Batu will keep you swimming through a six-month stay.
What none of them can be is the desk in the room you sleep next to, at your height, with a chair built for eight hours and a screen at eye level, still there at eleven at night when your team in London comes online. A height-adjustable desk is $50 a month, an ergonomic chair $70, a 27-inch monitor $110, or all three as The Productive for $199. Ubud is inside our free-delivery zone, and when the rice-field Wi-Fi sends you into town, we move it for free. The villa office guide covers the rest.
