Myroom Co-working Space.

Myroom Co-working Space at a glance

Myroom Co-working Space opened in 2015 as, by its own and local press account, the first dedicated coworking space in Nakhon Ratchasima province. It operates out of a repurposed show home inside The Workspace, a home-office business park in central Korat run by More Estate Co., Ltd., and spans roughly 242 sqm across three floors: a ground-floor cafe serving coffee, drinks and bakery items; a second floor with 6 individual desks, 8 shared seats and a small 6-8 person meeting room; and a third floor with one large private office (about 25 sqm) plus a meeting room for 8-12 people.

Beyond desk rental, Myroom hosts monthly seminars (accommodating 30-40 attendees) with invited speakers, and has run a Korat Startup consulting strand aimed at people starting businesses in coffee, fashion, restaurants and IT -- reflecting Korat's local freelancer, student and small-business community more than an international remote-work crowd.

Notable facts

• Opened in 2015, described as the first coworking space in Nakhon Ratchasima province.
• About 242 sqm across 3 floors: ground-floor cafe, 2nd-floor desks/shared seating/meeting room, 3rd-floor private office and larger meeting room.
• Operates inside The Workspace business park at 271/100 Soi Wat Tha Tako, central Korat; hosts monthly seminars and startup-consulting sessions.

What it costs

Desk and room rates on request via Facebook -- no fixed published day-pass rate found; confirm directly.

Sources & References

• Tourism Authority of Thailand

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