Day passes from €69/day · Meeting rooms from €29/hr · Private offices from 1 person — Mariahilfer Straße 123/3,3. Etage, Vienna · 4.2 ★ (27 reviews)
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Day passes personfrom €69/day | person | — | from €69/day | |
Meeting rooms 1–8 personsfrom €29/hr | 1–8 persons | — | from €29/hr | |
Private offices personfrom €479/mo | person | — | from €479/mo |
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Regus Mariahilfer Straße occupies the third floor of one of Vienna's most recognisable commercial addresses, placing private offices, dedicated desks, and coworking memberships directly on the Austrian capital's busiest shopping boulevard. The centre operates around the clock — 24/7 access is available to private office and dedicated coworking members — and scales from a single hot-desk hour to full-floor tenancies and virtual office plans, making it one of the broadest product ranges available in Vienna under one roof. Step-free entry and a lift to the third floor ensure the building is fully accessible. On-site amenities include staffed support, meeting rooms, a lounge area, cafeteria, vending machines, and car parking. Members also gain access to Regus workspaces across 120+ countries through the Regus app — a practical advantage for internationally mobile professionals and companies with distributed teams. The corporate-professional atmosphere suits businesses that need a credible Vienna address with immediate operational infrastructure.
Enjoy the flexibility of a workspace that's open around the clock, catering to your unique work schedule.
This workspace is easy to reach via a variety of public transport connections.
Lots of networking events are taking place at this workspace.
Regus Mariahilfer Strasse offers Lounge Area, Car Parking, Meeting Rooms, Vending Machine, Cafeteria, Central Location.
Mariahilfer Straße 123/3,3. Etage, 1060, Vienna, Austria
Regus Mariahilfer Straße sits in Vienna's Mariahilf district (1060), on the city's principal shopping boulevard — a dense commercial corridor lined with major retail chains, independent restaurants, a post office, and pharmacies. Wien Westbahnhof, one of Vienna's primary transport hubs, is a short walk away and connects the neighbourhood to U-Bahn lines U3 and U6, regional ÖBB rail services, and multiple tram routes, giving the location genuinely city-wide and national rail reach. The surrounding Mariahilf district also places the centre within easy reach of the MuseumsQuartier cultural complex, including the Leopold Museum and Kunsthalle Wien — useful for client entertainment or after-work evenings. On-street and nearby garage parking add a practical option for those arriving by car. The combination of U-Bahn, tram, and rail connectivity at Westbahnhof makes this one of the most transit-accessible coworking addresses in Vienna.
Regus Mariahilfer Straße offers the full Regus product range: hot desks by the hour, dedicated coworking desks, private fully furnished offices (single-person to full-floor), meeting rooms, and virtual office plans. This makes it suitable for solo professionals, growing teams, and companies that need a Vienna business address without a permanent lease.
24/7 building access is available to private office and dedicated coworking members. Day-office and hot-desk users access the centre during staffed business hours.
Wien Westbahnhof — served by U3, U6, regional ÖBB rail, and multiple tram lines — is a short walk from the centre at Mariahilfer Straße 123. From Westbahnhof, virtually every part of Vienna is reachable within 20 minutes on public transport.
Yes. Regus Mariahilfer Straße has a step-free entrance on Mariahilfer Straße and a lift to the third floor, making the workspace fully accessible for mobility-impaired visitors. Specific accessible bathroom provision has not been confirmed by the operator.
Yes. Members at Regus Vienna Mariahilfer Straße can access Regus coworking and business lounge spaces across 120+ countries via the Regus app, at no additional membership fee for eligible plan types.
On-site car parking is available, and additional parking options can be found in the immediate neighbourhood along Mariahilfer Straße.
Private offices at Regus Mariahilfer Strasse start at €479 per desk per month, based on the operator's own published rate. The final figure depends on the room, the desk count and the contract length, so ask us and we will put the current offer for the size you need in front of you.
A day pass at Regus Mariahilfer Strasse costs €69, the operator's published rate for this location. The space does not publish a monthly desk price, so tell us how many days a week you need and we will ask the operator what a longer commitment would cost you here.
Review summary
Across 12 detailed Google reviews, Regus on Mariahilfer Strasse reads as a professionally managed city-centre workspace on one of Vienna's busiest commercial thoroughfares, drawing solo workers and small businesses who value convenience and a calm working environment. The aspect that members return to most consistently is the staff. Reviewers describe the front-of-house team in notably warm terms — one member singles out the "ladies fantastic, help and support" — and the majority of mentions reflect a feeling that day-to-day issues are handled attentively and with genuine care. Cleanliness is a clear secondary strength, with members describing offices as "spotlessly clean," and the general atmosphere draws quiet approval, with one reviewer noting the "work atmosphere perfect." The sense of community is modest but present, with members finding the other occupants agreeable to work alongside. Where the experience becomes more complicated is in the areas members flag as disappointing. Equipment draws more critical mentions than positive ones, suggesting that the physical setup does not always match expectations. Pricing is a recurring concern, with several members describing the virtual office offer as overpriced and pointing to terms they found unclear at the outset. Noise insulation also surfaces as a frustration, with at least one member noting that thin walls make concentration difficult during busier periods. For those who prioritise a helpful, well-maintained base in a central Vienna location, the staff experience alone earns consistent praise — though prospective members would do well to clarify contract terms and inspect the specific workspace configuration before committing.
Members most consistently praise Staff & service, Cleanliness, and Community. The most-raised point to know about is Staff & service.
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“ladies fantastic, help and support”
See options & request a tourFerman Abdullah
Mar 2026
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Oct 2025
Jelena Markovic
Sep 2025
They seem to think their clients are paying them to be evaluated, judged, stalked, and gossiped about. Regus (IWG) is DEFINITELY NOT the way to go if you're starting a new business in Austria. And the office solution isn't that great, even if you have your own office, because the walls are too thin. You can't have a slightly louder conversation without the company next door hearing everything, or you're the one who has to listen to the neighbors and can't fully concentrate on your work. These people think they're entitled to judge, stalk, and defame clients, and still get paid for it. Regus (IWG) is definitely not the right place to start a new company or business in Austria. And the office solution isn't very good; the walls are too thin, and everyone has to listen to each other without being able to properly focus on their work.
Christian Hauser
Oct 2024
The price/performance ratio is terrible. It's completely overpriced for a tiny office. The heating often doesn't work in winter, and the air conditioning often doesn't work in summer. Every little extra service, from coffee to a nameplate at the entrance, is charged separately. Every contract renewal comes with a 10-30% price increase, and there are additional extra charges when you move out.
Caroline Simek
Mar 2024
Arsen
Feb 2024
Regus is a total SCAM. I tried purchasing virtual office with the ability to have a legal address for my GmbH. While the prices are being higher than elsewhere, they do not give any clear statements on what's included in my package and what is not. I thought being able to register your company to an address is like a standard for a virtual office - they say "Now you can put our address on your website for $123 EURO/mo". So I went and canceled my contract after two days. While there was no refund given (what a nice business plan - to make unclear purchase process and give no refund), this weekend I had a charge attempt from Regus AGAIN. Their system does not give you the abiltiy to remove your payment method so they will be able to charge me whenever I want. I really want to call police at this point and maybe I should.

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