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How Much Does Coworking Cost in Chiang Mai?

Updated 24 July 2026

Coworking in Chiang Mai costs 250 to 500 THB for a day pass, and 3,500 to 6,000 THB a month for a hot desk. That is the short answer. The longer answer is that the headline price is rarely what you end up paying, because what is included varies a lot more than the number does.

Here is what the main spaces charge, as published in July 2026. Prices change, so check before you turn up.

Space Day pass Monthly hot desk
Yellow from 250 THB
Punspace 289 THB 3,899 THB
RealSpace 300 THB 4,000 THB
Regus 351 THB
Hub53 429 THB from 5,990 THB
Spaces 495 THB

The number that actually matters

Compare what comes with the desk, not the desk.

The most common extra in Chiang Mai is a monitor. Several spaces here rent them by the day or the month on top of your desk fee. If you write code, edit video, or do anything with more than one window open, that is not optional, and it can add a meaningful amount to a monthly bill.

At RealSpace a monitor comes with the desk at no extra cost. One of our reviewers put it better than we would:

"Spacious phone booths, and monitors included in the fee, no need to rent them separately like in most other co-working spaces."

The second thing to check is whether you can take a call. A coworking space without soundproof booths is a coworking space where you take client calls in a stairwell. Ask how many booths there are, not whether they exist. Two booths across four floors means you will be waiting.

Third, check the hours against how you actually work. Several Chiang Mai spaces run 24/7, but only for members on a monthly plan. If you are here for two weeks on day passes, 24/7 access you cannot use is not a feature. RealSpace is open 9am to midnight every day, and you do not need a membership to be here at 11pm.

Day pass or monthly?

The break-even is simpler than people expect. At 300 THB a day and 4,000 THB a month, fourteen days is the tipping point. If you will be in Chiang Mai for a month and you work most weekdays, the monthly is cheaper by a wide margin, and you stop thinking about it every morning.

If you are here for a week, buy day passes. If you are here for a month and unsure, buy a day pass first and see whether the room suits you. Any space confident in itself will be happy with that.

What we charge

Every tier includes 500mbps+ fiber, a monitor, standing desks, ergonomic chairs, air purifiers, soundproof phone booths, meeting rooms and the cafe.

The thing that is not on the price list

Most coworking spaces sell you a desk and a wifi password. We also have a content studio in the building, and it is not a self-service room you book and then work out alone. There is a team who set the gear up, film you, and edit the footage afterwards.

If you are building a personal brand or marketing a business, that is usually the difference between planning to make content and actually making it. It is why the Creator's Pass exists.

RealSpace is at 32/1 Sirithorn Rd, Chang Phueak, five minutes north of the old city. Open 9am to midnight, daily. Rated 5.0 from over 190 Google reviews.

Common questions

How much is a coworking day pass in Chiang Mai?

Between 250 and 500 THB depending on the space. Punspace is 289 THB, RealSpace is 300 THB, Hub53 is 429 THB. Check whether a monitor is included, as several spaces charge extra.

How much is a monthly coworking membership in Chiang Mai?

Typically 3,500 to 6,000 THB a month for a hot desk. RealSpace is 4,000 THB a month, which includes a monitor, soundproof phone booths, meeting rooms and the cafe.

Is a day pass or a monthly membership better value?

At 300 THB a day and 4,000 THB a month, fourteen days is the break-even. If you are in Chiang Mai for a month and work most weekdays, the monthly is cheaper.

Come and try a day

RealSpace is five floors of coworking and a content studio in Chang Phueak, Chiang Mai. Day passes are 300 THB, monitor included. Open 9am to midnight, every day.

See the space and prices