Review: Virspacio Coworking Spaces in Pasig
I’ve been working remotely for years, usually from home. But one day, my colleagues and I decided to try something different—working from a coworking space. Here’s the challenge: finding a coworking space in Pasig that’s open late into the night. Most places close by 8 PM, making it tough for night owls like me.
Luckily, I found Virspacio Coworking Spaces in Pasig, one of the few places that cater to night shift workers. Here’s how my experience went!
Booking a workspace at Virspacio
The first thing I did was check out their website. They have a super simple booking process for their Hot Desk Day Pass, which gives you 10-hour access to their coworking space.
Even though they accept walk-ins, I decided to book online just to be sure we’d have a spot. Their system shows how many seats are available, which made it easier to plan.
A quick guide on how to book your seat at Virspacio
- Head to their website and click “Book Now.”
- Choose your date and number of seats.
- Enter your email and pay using a card.
I paid ₱599 for the day pass, and within minutes, I received a confirmation email with my receipt. Super easy!
Getting to Virspacio
We booked a Grab to get to the One San Miguel Avenue Building in Ortigas. One of my colleagues drove, so he paid for the parking fee, which cost around ₱350 for an 8-hour shift. Parking fees are ₱50 for the first two hours, then ₱50 for each additional hour.
When we arrived, the building was easy to spot. The coworking space is on the 31st floor, and we were greeted by a friendly staff member named April. She gave us a quick tour of the space.
First impressions of Virspacio, Pasig
Walking into Virspacio, I immediately noticed how clean and organized it was. The pantry area was neat, and the coworking space itself had a cozy vibe. There were ergonomic desks and chairs, plenty of sockets, and a solid Wi-Fi connection.
Since we came in for a night shift, it was pretty quiet. There weren’t many people around, which I actually preferred because it made it feel like we had the whole place to ourselves.
My work experience at Virspacio (Night Shift)
I work on a Pacific Standard Time (PST) schedule, so I needed a space where I could focus during graveyard hours. At Virspacio, it was easy to stay productive.
The internet was fast—definitely BPO-grade like they promised. I had no issues with video calls or heavy downloads.
And let’s talk about coffee. They have unlimited brewed coffee, which is a lifesaver for night shift workers. I think I drank three cups throughout my shift, and it kept me going until morning!
We ordered food through GrabFood around midnight. Since it’s located in Ortigas, there are plenty of 24/7 restaurants nearby. So even if you forget to pack a meal, you won’t go hungry.
Amenities at Virspacio Coworking Spaces
Here’s what you can expect when you book a desk at Virspacio:
- High-speed internet (BPO-grade)
- Unlimited coffee and distilled water
- Print, scan, and photocopy services*
- Ergonomic desks and chairs
- Front desk assistance
- Daily housekeeping
- IT support
They also have a pantry area with snacks and drinks, plus clean restrooms. It really feels like a full-service office without the corporate vibe.
Is Virspacio Worth It?
After spending a night shift at Virspacio, I’d say it’s definitely worth it—especially if you’re a night owl like me. It’s one of the few coworking spaces in the Philippines that’s actually open late, which is a huge plus for remote workers on graveyard shifts.
Pros:
- Easy online booking
- Fast internet
- Unlimited coffee
- Convenient location in Ortigas
- Quiet and peaceful during night hours
Cons:
- Parking can get expensive
- Limited availability during peak hours
Would I go back? Absolutely. It’s a game-changer for remote workers who need a reliable workspace at night.
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