Estonia has become a very desirable and highly ranked destination for remote workers and digital nomads. It’s a combination of the relatively low cost of living, our easy-to-use digital services, and the booming startup ecosystem. If you’re heading to Estonia and want to get some work done, this guide is for you.
Hourly & Daily Coworking in Tallinn
RuuM

You can find an overview of public spaces that allow you to book a desk space for a few hours or for the full day through RuuM platform. These workspaces are mostly in cafes and restaurants.
Pros:
- dedicated desk space reserved for you
- no long-term commitment, you can book a desk space for only an hour
- free coffee is included at many of the locations (check their profile info to know for sure)
- inspiring locations, cozy vibe
- quick booking and check-in process
Cons:
- most of the places don’t have options for having private (video) calls
- no community effect or good options for networking, all the people working around you are there for a short term as well
- most of the places don’t offer an option to book a meeting room
Ideal for:
- daily coworking a couple of times per week to escape the rut and isolation of just working from home
- if you’re in a new city and need a place to work for just a few hours
- finding new and cool places and experiencing workday wanderlust
Inspiring locations, great vibe, delicious coffee, and flexibility make this a popular choice for lots of remote workers and digital nomads.
Pricing:
- most of the places are priced at €2 / hour
- special offers include free water and coffee (check listing profile for the latest terms) or discounts on food and beverages for RuuM customers
WIP Work Booths


Pros:
- dedicated space just for you
- booths are located in convenient locations
- total peace and quiet for working on analytical tasks or for having business calls
Cons:
- could be an isolating workday experience
- most of the locations have only very expensive parking options nearby
Ideal for:
- having quick business calls that require privacy while you’re out and about in the city
- remote workers who value peace and quiet in their work environment above all else
Pricing:
- €5 / hour for most of the work booths
Coworking Spaces & Shared Offices in Tallinn
Coworking spaces and shared offices are a great options if you’re looking to be part of a bigger community and plan to visit them fairly often. This is an ideal option for remote workers and digital nomads that want to have more routine and stability in their workdays.
LIFT99

LIFT99 is a popular startup hub and coworking space in the popular Telliskivi region in Tallinn. If you’re a startup founder, then this is the place you want to be.
Pros:
- strong startup community
- big kitchen area
- large event space
- lots of meeting rooms
Cons:
- no instant booking option
- can be crowded at times
- the quiet hot desk area is fairly small
Ideal for:
- startup founders
Pricing:
- €200 + VAT (20%) per month for hot desk access
Spring Hub

Pros:
- large “quiet room” for working (includes both hot desks and fixed desks)
- lots of small rooms for calls
- option to book meeting rooms
- nice communal kitchen area
Cons:
- outside the center of Tallinn (but not too far out)
- no instant booking option
- events are held at the kitchen area, which is fairly small
Ideal for:
- freelancers and entrepreneurs in traditional industries
Pricing:
- €190 + VAT (20%) per month for a hot desk access
Workland

Workland offers cozy coworking spaces and private offices for rent all over the Baltic states. It offers 4 different locations in the center of Tallinn – at Hobujaama, on Vabaduse street, and 2 locations very close to each other on Maakri street.
Pros:
- central locations
- different options from hot desks to private offices available
- nice interiors and cozy communal areas in some of the locations
Cons:
- some locations don’t offer hot desks
- no instant booking option
- only very expensive parking options nearby
Ideal for:
- entrepreneurs and freelancers who don’t need parking near the coworking space

Pricing:
- €220 + VAT (20%) per month for hot desk access
Regus

Regus is an international corporation offering serviced office spaces and coworking options all over the world. In Tallinn, they offer their services in 3 different central locations – in Metro Plaza, at Rotermanni district, and in the central business district of Tallinn.
Pros:
- open 24h a day
- central locations
Cons:
- only expensive parking options nearby
- high friction on the booking process, no instant booking
- interiors are typically not very cozy or inspiring
Pricing:
- €188 – €245 + VAT (20%) per month for access to the coworking area, depending on the location
Technopolis

Technopolis offers private office spaces to rent. They don’t have coworking options, but if you find other people who want to share an office with you on a more long-term basis, then this might be a good option.
Pros:
- good parking options
- lots of shared business services included in the office rental price (like meeting room access, administration services, etc)
Cons:
- no coworking options, just private offices
- long-term commitment preferred
- no instant booking option
Ideal for:
- teams or groups of people who want to have a more permanent “home base”
Pricing:
- no public information about pricing is available.
Kai Art Center

Kai Art Center is the cultural heart of the seaside Noblessner harbor complex in Tallinn and offers a shared office or coworking space where you can rent a workplace for yourself or for your whole team.
Pros:
- meeting rooms
- kitchen and the rest area
- rental price includes participation at Kai Art Center’s events and exhibitions
Cons:
- high friction on the booking process, no instant booking
- no quiet rooms for calls
Ideal for:
- freelancers and entrepreneurs in contemporary art and culture industries
Pricing:
- no public information about pricing is available.
Spaces Rotermann

Spaces Rotermann is a collaborative space that offers private offices, creative meeting rooms, and flexible desk space. The building is surrounded by vibrant IT start-ups and bohemian new businesses.
Pros:
- meeting rooms
- kitchen and the rest area
- open 24h a day
Cons:
- long-term commitment preferred
- can be crowded at times
Ideal for:
- teams or groups of people who want to have a more permanent “home base”
- freelancers and entrepreneurs in traditional industries
Pricing:
- € 245+ VAT (20%) per month for a dedicated desk
Remote work has finally become mainstream and new coworking places and shared workspaces keep popping up all the time. Let us know if we forgot to add someone to this list!