coworking space in rohini (2026)

tldr: a coworking desk in rohini lists between roughly rs 4,000 and rs 8,500 a month, with team station in sector 8d at the cheap end and martini spaces in sector 11 at the top. no national brand operates here, so every option is independent, floors are small and hours are often 10 to 6 rather than 24/7. if you need a desk fewer than about eight to ten days a month, buy day passes from around rs 300 to rs 500 instead and sign nothing.

rohini is a residential grid that happens to have a handful of coworking floors in it, and it is important to start there rather than pretend otherwise. there is no office district. the spaces sit in commercial pockets inside sector 3, sector 7, sector 8 and sector 11, mostly on first and second floors above retail, plus a couple of listings in the ring road mall and metro walk mall belt. that shapes everything: desks are cheap, floors are between twenty and a hundred seats, and the operating hours on several listings end at 6 or 8 pm rather than running round the clock.

worth saying plainly: almost every page that ranks for “co working space rohini” is either an operator’s own website or a marketplace that earns a commission the moment you book a tour. that is why none of them mention that one centre closes at 3 pm on saturday, or that the same desk is listed at rs 4,000 on one platform and rs 5,000 on another, or that most people searching this phrase should not be buying a monthly seat at all. the rates below come from those same listings, because that is where live pricing actually sits. the judgement is ours, and nobody from this site has worked a day in any of these chairs.

the second thing to get straight is the sub-area. sector 8 and the rohini east metro side is the cheap, metro-adjacent cluster. sector 7, near ambedkar hospital metro, has the small independents. sector 3 is where the bigger floors and the 24-hour listings are, but it is the furthest walk from a station. sector 11 near g3s cinemas and garg trade centre is the most expensive and the most office-like. crossing rohini at 6:30 pm by road is slower than it looks on a map, so pick your sector before you pick your space. if you want the wider city picture first, our delhi coworking roundup covers the branded supply rohini simply does not have.

the quick comparison

listed operator and marketplace rates, checked oct 2026. gst is on top unless a listing says otherwise, and every figure here is quoted as negotiable. where platforms disagree, both ends are shown, because the disagreement itself tells you something about how firm the price is.

the cheap end: sector 8d and the rohini east cluster

team station is the one name that comes up on every platform, and cofynd’s own faq calls it the cheapest coworking space in rohini. the address is 105/d-14, second floor, shiva road, pocket 14, sector 8d, listed around 0.6 km from rohini east on the red line. the spread on price is wide: qdesq shows rs 4,000 a desk a month, myhq shows rs 4,500 dedicated and marks it negotiable, cofynd shows rs 4,999, and flexospaces shows rs 5,000. that is a 25 percent gap for the same floor, which is your cue to call rather than book through a listing.

what you get for it, on the published amenity lists: 26 seats, a four-person meeting room, pantry, lockers, power backup, printer and parking. reviews on myhq run 4.5 from 33 reviews and cofynd shows 4.6. coworker.com shows 4.83 but from only two reviews, which is not a number to lean on. the recurring praise is about value and the lockers, meaning you can leave a laptop and files rather than carrying them daily. a one-month security deposit is stated, with no lock-in.

verdict: 7.5/10. at rs 4,000 to rs 5,000 with metro access and lockers, it is the sanest monthly buy in rohini for a solo freelancer. do not expect a big floor or long weekend hours.

amartya coworking sits in the same pocket, listed 0.57 km from rohini east, with 26 seats. aggregator pages show a desk near rs 3,849, which would make it the cheapest verifiable seat in the area, but qdesq lists the dedicated desk as request-a-quote and shows a four-seater private office at around rs 12,000 a month. hours are listed 10 am to 8 pm, closed sunday. the amenity list is thin: wifi, ac, photocopier, it support. link up near sector 7 is similar territory, 20 seats, listed around rs 4,000 on cofynd and request-a-quote on qdesq.

verdict: 6/10 for both. fine if a quote comes back at the listed number and the floor looks right, but the published information is too thin to recommend blind, and a 20-seat room with no named meeting space is a different product from a real coworking floor.

the middle: dansa coworks and brainy colony

dansa coworks is the most transparent operator in rohini, which counts for a lot in a market this murky. it publishes its own rate card: rs 300 a day pass, rs 5,000 a month for an open workstation, rs 7,000 for a fixed workstation, rs 9,000 for a single-seater cabin and rs 30,000 for a four-person cabin, which works out to rs 7,500 a seat. the address is first floor, 262, h-17, sector 7, opposite samrat ashok apartments and near ambedkar hospital, with the metro station of the same name nearby. the floor is small, around 650 sq ft and 30 seats, and the site advertises 300+ mbps wifi and personal lockers. qdesq and cofynd both list it around rs 7,499. there is no payment gateway or instant booking on the site; tours happen over whatsapp.

verdict: 8/10 for a solo worker who wants one assigned desk and does not need a big room. the rs 5,000 open workstation is the better value of the two; the rs 7,000 fixed desk is a rs 2,000 premium purely for not having to find a seat, which only makes sense if you are there five days a week.

brainy colony in sector 3, near brand factory, is the biggest floor in rohini, listed at up to 100 members. qdesq shows dedicated desks at rs 6,000 a month, a one-seater private office at rs 12,000, a two-seater at rs 24,000, a four-seater at rs 48,000 and a five-seater at rs 60,000. flexospaces shows desks lower, at rs 5,000, with private offices at rs 7,000 a seat, so again, confirm directly. cofynd shows a 4.7 rating. hours are 9 am to 8 pm, seven days a week, which is the most generous published schedule in the area. the trade-off is distance from a station: listings put it 1.35 km from rohini east, 1.68 km from rohini west and 1.7 km from pitampura. that is an auto at both ends of your day.

verdict: 7/10. the right pick if you want a floor with other people on it and seven-day access, and the wrong pick if you were planning to walk from the metro. note that the cabin maths at rs 12,000 a seat is poor value next to dansa’s rs 7,500.

the top of the market: martini spaces, sector 11

martini spaces near g3s cinemas and garg trade centre in sector 11 is the most office-like option in rohini, with around 80 seats. the pricing depends entirely on the platform. gofloaters lists open desks at rs 400 to rs 425 a day or rs 5,000 a month, dedicated desks at rs 600 a day or rs 7,500 a month, a manager cabin at rs 37,000 a month, and an eight-seater meeting room at rs 1,000 an hour or rs 6,800 a day. cofynd and qdesq both list rs 8,500 a desk, and flexospaces shows rs 8,499 for desks and rs 9,499 for private offices. cofynd shows 4.5, and one gofloaters listing shows 5 out of 5 without a visible review count, which is not a meaningful number.

the thing nobody selling it will tell you: the gofloaters listing shows operating hours of monday to friday 10 am to 6 pm and saturday 10 am to 3 pm, closed sunday. if you work evenings or take calls with clients in other time zones, that is disqualifying, and it is the single most important line in the whole listing. confirm it before you pay a deposit.

verdict: 6.5/10 at rs 7,500 and 4/10 at rs 8,500. at the higher number you are paying nsp money for a rohini floor with short hours, and at that point you should genuinely be comparing against nsp’s own supply, which is four to six red line stops away and has considerably better buildings.

day passes, which is what most of you should actually buy

this is the part the marketplaces bury. rohini has real day-pass inventory and it is cheap. gofloaters lists martini spaces open desks at around rs 425 a day plus gst and its dedicated desks at around rs 600, sanogic in sector 3 at around rs 500 a day, and a z office listing at around rs 399 that currently shows as unavailable for booking. dansa publishes rs 300 on its own site. myhq has shown a flexi pass at team station as low as rs 200, discounted from rs 300. gofloaters also cites an average hot desk cost around rs 250 a day for sector 11, which is the lowest number in this entire article.

run the arithmetic honestly. at rs 425 a day, ten desk-days cost rs 4,250, which is roughly one month of team station. at rs 300, ten days is rs 3,000. so unless you are physically at a desk more than about eight to ten days a month, a monthly seat is a worse deal and it also locks up a deposit. the same logic we applied across west delhi holds here, only more so, because rohini’s monthly rates are already low enough that passes undercut them easily.

a note on sector 3: the sanogic listing shows open 24 hours monday to saturday, closed sunday. in an area where several spaces shut at 6 pm, a genuinely 24-hour floor is worth more than rs 100 a day of price difference. it also showed only three seats available, so it is small.

the mall listings and other names you will see

aggregator pages for rohini also surface names with much less behind them. myhq’s rohini page has shown sukoon space near rs 2,500 a seat, prowork near rs 4,999, alleywork near rs 6,500, rivlet international in ring road mall near rs 10,000 and ahata industries in metro walk mall near rs 10,000. treat all of these as leads rather than recommendations. the rs 2,500 end almost certainly means a room with desks in it, and the rs 10,000 mall listings are asking gurgaon-adjacent money in a market where the best-equipped floor lists at rs 8,500. if a mall floor quotes you rs 10,000, ask what it includes that brainy colony’s rs 6,000 does not, and expect a vague answer.

what the listed price leaves out

the sticker rate is not the number you will pay. in rohini, specifically:

• deposit. one to two months, refundable. team station’s listings state one month’s rent as security with no lock-in, which is the friendlier end. at rs 7,500 a desk, two months is rs 15,000 sitting with an independent landlord with no escrow and no brand to escalate to. ask how refunds have been handled and get the terms in writing.
• gst. 18 percent on top at most places. gofloaters shows its rohini day passes as “plus gst” explicitly. that turns a rs 5,000 desk into rs 5,900 and a rs 8,500 desk into rs 10,030, which changes the comparison against nsp meaningfully.
• meeting rooms past the free allowance. rohini floors are small, so meeting room hours are tight. the eight-seater at martini spaces lists at rs 1,000 an hour or rs 6,800 a day. if you take two client meetings a week, that is a bigger line item than the desk itself. ask exactly how many free hours a month your plan includes, in writing, before you sign.
• parking. this is the rohini-specific one. the mall-adjacent and sector 11 locations sit in genuinely congested retail pockets, and several listings describe parking as free on a first-come basis, which in practice means you are circling. if you drive daily, make the parking arrangement part of the negotiation, not an afterthought.
• after-hours access. read the hours line twice. a 10-to-6 floor with a saturday half day is a fundamentally different product from a 24-hour one at the same rent. ask whether after-hours access exists at all, whether it costs extra, and whether the ac and lift actually run after closing.
• printing and stationery. sanogic’s listing marks office stationery as chargeable. small amounts, but it is the kind of thing that is never in the quoted rate.

how rohini compares, and when to leave it

rohini’s case is simple: it is cheap and it is where you already live. if your home is in sectors 1 to 18 or the pitampura side, a rs 4,000 to rs 6,000 desk fifteen minutes away beats anything you will find by commuting. if you are travelling in from outside north west delhi, the maths falls apart fast, because the red line is not quick and the buildings do not justify the trip.

the honest comparison set is nsp and pitampura first, then the rest of the city. our coworking index for delhi lays out the per-area bands, and the national coworking hub is the place to start if you are weighing cities rather than sectors. if your clients are in the corporate belt, look at gurgaon and accept two to three times the per-desk rate for branded floors and better optics, or at noida for something in between on both price and building quality. and if a client meeting genuinely needs to happen somewhere impressive, do it over lunch in central delhi instead of renting a cabin for it, since the restaurants around connaught place will cost less than a day’s meeting room hire at rs 1,000 an hour.

the final word

if you want one assigned desk and you work from rohini most days, dansa coworks at rs 5,000 for an open workstation is the pick. it publishes its own rates, the wifi claim is specific rather than vague, and the sector 7 location is near a metro station. if price is the only variable, team station in sector 8d at rs 4,000 to rs 5,000 is the cheap anchor and has the most reviews behind it, 4.5 from 33 on myhq, with lockers that make daily use workable. if you need a real floor with people on it and seven-day access, brainy colony in sector 3 at rs 6,000 is the one, provided you are fine autoing from the metro.

do not buy martini spaces at rs 8,500. at rs 7,500 with the gofloaters day-pass option it is defensible; at rs 8,500 plus gst with a 6 pm closing time you are paying nsp rates for rohini hours, and you should cross to nsp instead. do not buy any mall listing at rs 10,000 without a side-by-side tour against brainy colony. and do not take a request-a-quote listing on faith: amartya and link up may well be fine, but there is not enough published about either to commit money to.

the biggest group reading this should not buy a monthly seat at all. if you need a desk under roughly eight to ten days a month, use gofloaters or myhq day passes at rs 300 to rs 500 and keep your deposit. that is not a cop-out answer, it is the arithmetic, and it is the one thing no operator page or commission-earning marketplace in rohini will tell you.

all rates above are listed operator and marketplace rates checked october 2026, they vary by platform for the same desk, and they should be confirmed directly with the centre, along with gst, deposit and closing time, before you sign anything.