Premier Workspaces Recensioni 

great service! personnel is super nice

The Team at this location are great to work with and professional.

Everyone is very nice, helpful and professional! Great community feeling.

Our group has appreciated the helpfulness and kindness that we've found in this building. The space has worked out well.

We have been tenants for a few months and we really enjoy our new offices. Anika and Shawna made our move in very easy and continue to provide excellent customer service. I highly recommend Premier Workspaces at 23 Corporate Plaza.

From the jump the team at Premier has been friendly and helpful. The office space is very clean and well-managed. A great fit for any professional!

Amazing service, and amazing offers. Every time I call the front desk they’re always very kind and brighten my day. Valisa has been a great help and helping me establish my business. I’m so grateful for Premier Workspaces, I recommended them to numerous friends. Don’t hesitate to sign up, it’s worth every penny.

The Newport Beach team a Premier Workspaces is top notch and the office building at 620 Newport Center Drive is the perfect space and location for our business. It is an absolutely amazing building, tons of entrepreneurs and just across the street from Fashion Island. Alina was great to work with! She was extremely responsive and creative in sourcing an office space that met our needs and I highly recommend her and the company to others that are looking for workspace.

The location in McKinney, TX is fantastic! The building and suite are beautiful and well-appointed; clients always complement on how nice it is. Premier’s on-site staff are the best part, though. They are always accommodating and go above and beyond to be helpful to us, our staff, and our clients whenever possible. As a tenant for about 5 years, we’ve never had any issues. I highly recommend this location!

To call this place a bad joke would be an understatement. I’m surprised I even received an email asking for a review. The address is 5150 — so apropos. Let me explain…

The Long Beach PCH location was my second office with Premier. My first office in Santa Monica was a great experience from start to finish. This location was a misguided choice I regretted.

The manager was as incompetent as her man-secretary who doesn’t know how to send basic emails. My requests often would go unfulfilled and I’d get blatant lies about why. The odd thing is I *barely* asked for anything or even used anything outside of my office, not even the kitchen.

From Day 1 there were issues.

I work in media and was turning my side hustles into my main hustle because I was preparing to be laid off due to Covid. I’m used to working crazy hours, late or early, and was still required to work my primary job before I was to be let go in order to receive my severance pay. I asked Lilian if there would be a desk in my office when I start working there. She said she would have one there for me. It was not — I had to sign in to my main job remotely while working on the floor with my laptop until her assistants brought one.

The experiences there would only get worse over time. (I wish I could detail more.)

The office and building itself is a nightmare. (The location might even be considered worse.) No offense but you would have to be someone who isn’t used to “nice things” if you think anything about that office is mildly impressive. I *rarely* saw Lilian there, and I’m not surprised.

God bless her, there is a homeless woman who has mental health issues who has made a semi residence on the corner right in front of the building. Nothing against her or anybody in her shoes but it was a blight. She brings her entire belongings everyday. She is so well known around town that the day I accidentally locked my keys in my car, a locksmith confirmed my location by describing the woman on the corner. I guess she has lived there for some time.

There would frequently be mentally-ill people hanging around the building. One in particular made it a point to randomly shout the N-word at cars throughout the day. (Of course, this also provoked fights. On at least one occasion I looked out my window and saw someone beat the crap out of him.) No normal person wants to hear or see any of that while they’re trying to work.

Parking was never convenient underground. I eventually started parking above ground in the limited parking area mostly reserved for ChildNet. My car was damaged by the spike strips in the underground parking after it busted my exhaust pipe, even though my car doesn’t sit low enough to warrant it touching it. I spent months with a loud exhaust because I didn’t want to fix it so long as I might possibly have to park there.

The walls are paper thin — don’t expect any privacy. The building is also unbearably hot during the summer weekends (and night) because they don’t run AC. My office was next to a window facing East and felt like a sauna by noon if I didn’t open the door.

People who work at the building are also very creepy, especially some of the maintenance crew. Avoid eye contact and conversation at all costs!

The last straw was coming to the office on the weekend in my gym shorts and having someone in cleaning say I was in my underwear! I really let Lilian have it when she shared this BS with me via email. If she bothered to do the slightest diligence and look at the camera she would have seen what I was wearing.

I finally had enough and left before my lease expired Nov. 1. I refused to pay at that point. I found a better office.

I was torn between the PCH office and the other office downtown but simply chose 5150 because I wouldn’t have to traverse so many floors — the other office was too high for me.

Lesson learned.

Paying *anything* for this location is too much money. They should have been paying me!

I encountered a mail issue at Premier Business Centers and Mauricio intervened and remedied the situation professionally and fast! It's one of the many reasons why I continue to recommend their services to partners and business colleagues!

One sided contract. Beware! Contract auto renews for same term (one year) if you don’t cancel auto renewal 60 days out. We attempted to cancel renewal 50 days out and said too bad. You were auto renewed for one year. Don’t need space! They gauged us for 6 month lease or lawsuit.

Stay away!!!

Had to let an employee go and tried to payout or cancel contract. They would rather let it sit there for 9 months empty than helps us out. Wouldn't rent with them ever again. Too expense and poor one-sided contracts.

Candace Mitchell, Helen Matos & Brissa Marquez are great! You can trust this team to make your clients feel welcome in a very professional environment.

Switch to on-line rent payments was not tenant focused. Previously, rent and other costs were charged directly to my credit card, and I received an auto e-mail confirming that rent had been paid.

Now tenants have to go on-line every month to pay the invoice.

In short, Premier make life easier for themselves and less convenient for their client tenants.

Were the people who made this decision the same who have been in charge of the awful interior design decisions over the last 5 years. The offices, certainly, have become very less refined, less professional, cheaper looking, with each passing year.

However, I must say that the Seattle staff are very welcoming and competent, and that Premier's rates are fair.

Great location, reasonable rental fees and awesome customer service

Overall, it’s quite and there’s nice neighbors in the office. The bathroom and kitchen are always clean. The coffee is really good! Unfortunately, the internet is OLD! Cat 3 Internet cables don’t exist anymore and I have to tether from my personal internet when I work in the office. I have mentioned that I can’t find the right equipment for their connections but no one has an answer. Therefore, if you have a newer computer or office equipment their internet is not compatible.

Barbara and Randy do a fantastic job and make me feel at home here.

Randy Crookshank has been WONDERFUL. He has gone above and beyond to help and make sure I know they are available to help me with anything I might need. What is a virtual office will most likley turn into an actual office in the next year.