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Available Workspaces

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Meeting Room

Meeting Room

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Private Office

Private Office

from $569/month
1 to 15 desks
Private Day Office

Private Day Office

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Dedicated Desk

Dedicated Desk

from $235/month
Coworking Membership

Coworking Membership

from $129/month
Virtual Office

Virtual Office

from $179/month

Business hours

Monday

from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm

Tuesday

from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm

Wednesday

from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm

Thursday

from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm

Friday

from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm

825 Watters Creek Boulevard Building M, Suite 250, Allen, TX 75013

Walk & ride

  • Walk score

    67/100

    Somewhat Walkable
  • Bike score

    63/100

    Bikeable

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Reviews

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5

Sherri the receptionist is amazing. She is very helpful in all aspects of getting support everyday at Regus. While there are a lot of the “big company” issues exist in contacting billing/finance etc that are shared services with no direct number to reach them, Sherri is always a ray of sunshine - a positive, warm and helpful person that helps navigate and solve any issues. Thanks to her we are able to get all the key support that we need from Regus.

1

As a business owner, I wish I had never rented an office here and I can explain why. First, expect a revolving door of employees across the board. There's always someone new to deal with. I was there longer than anyone else including employees and tenants and I found out they were charging me double rent as advertised to new clients. Their solution was for me to leave and come back under a different name which I did. I got a larger office with window, big mistake as the office got unbearably hot since they cut off ac after business hours. Then they charged a restoration fee in addition to last month and deposit even though the last tenant to office left it with holes in carpet, nails in wall and water damage on wall. There is no way last tenants restoration fee was used properly. In fact no repairs have been done properly. There is an insulation problem that never gets addressed. My customers started asking to meet at restaurants and Starbucks downstairs due to the heat problem. This place isn't for established businesses, it's for pop up fly by night businesses that are gone tomorrow so if you're looking for longevity, I would go anywhere else. Also, I have yet to speak to anyone above district manager, that is kept privileged knowledge. I have been through 4 district managers since I have been around. If they have integrity, they will quit fast. I did enjoy Sherry as front desk receptionist however her hands are tied and she is unable to make executive decisions. I believe this is the systems design, to abuse tenants but leave front desk to take the heat. Since I cannot access anyone in power I will post review.

1

Absolutely horrible experience with Regus and sales representative Kimberley Struble. I was originally sold on a shared office space for approximately $250 per month. Kimberley presented it as a simple month-to-month arrangement, which was the entire reason I agreed to sign up. The moment I received the invoice, I discovered numerous additional charges that were never properly explained during the sales process. When I contacted Kimberley and questioned the fees, she told me verbatim: "These are all the fees for the multiple locations you requested, pay them." I later learned that statement was not accurate. The additional charges were not simply for multiple locations. Instead, they were tied to Regus' contract structure and billing requirements that effectively required paying for multiple months up front despite the "month-to-month" representation that had been made during the sales process. What I thought would be a $250 monthly office ended up requiring nearly $500 in charges plus almost another $100 in startup fees that were never clearly disclosed to me before signing. To make matters worse, I later learned there was a 30-day cancellation notice requirement. So despite being told it was month-to-month, the reality was that I was effectively locked into paying for additional months immediately after signing up. When I attempted to cancel, Kimberley told me the cancellation had to be done online. I then spent considerable time trying to cancel through the Regus website. The online process was a complete nightmare. Even the AI assistant provided instructions that led nowhere. The website repeatedly sent me into dead ends where there appeared to be no actual way to submit a cancellation request. I reached back out to Kimberley for assistance and explained that I wanted to cancel. Instead of helping, she essentially told me to read the contract more carefully. When I continued asking for assistance with the cancellation process, my messages were ignored. At that point I had: • Questioned undisclosed fees • Attempted to cancel online as instructed • Contacted the sales representative multiple times • Asked for help navigating the cancellation process Yet I was still unable to successfully cancel. Now, after only a few weeks, I am already being contacted by Regus collections regarding charges while my cancellation requests and concerns remain unresolved. The entire experience has been incredibly frustrating. I signed up expecting a simple $250 shared office arrangement and instead encountered additional fees, cancellation hurdles, poor communication, and what felt like complete indifference once the contract was signed. This was for a tiny shared office/cubicle space, yet the actual costs ended up being dramatically higher than what was initially presented. In my opinion, the sales process did not accurately reflect the true financial commitment, and the cancellation process was far more difficult than it should have been. If you are considering Regus, read every single line of the agreement, ask for a written explanation of every fee, ask specifically about cancellation notice requirements, and get all promises in writing before signing anything. Based on my experience, I would never do business with Regus again and would strongly caution others to fully understand the contract before committing.

5

Great location! Surrounded by beautiful shopping area with solid restaurants. Sherry at the front desk is amazing and super helpful. As long as she's around, I highly recommend the location. Just make sure to always read the fine print on your agreement, which Sherry will help things make clear for you.

5

Nice space ,comfortable chairs. Tosfia and Sherry were especially helpful!

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    While the standard practice is to change memberships only once the current one ends, Regus may be able to offer additional options, so it’s best to reach out to their staff directly.

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  • At Regus - Watter's Creek, Private Offices and Dedicated Desks can be booked on a monthly basis.