Sixty-eight seats, two floors, one flight of stairs
Desk&Wifi is on the second floor at 31-C, facing Al-Fatah in Sector C Commercial, Bahria Town, Lahore. Here is every space in it — the halls, the private offices, the meeting room, the library and the room where nobody works.
Two halls, thirty-three seats
Hall 1 sits fourteen on the first floor and keeps front-desk hours. Hall 2 sits nineteen on the second floor and runs continuously from Monday morning to Saturday evening, which is what makes the longer plans worth having. Both are air conditioned, both run purifiers through the smog season, and tea and coffee are on the house in each.
The same seat every morning
A hot desk means finding somewhere. A dedicated desk is yours: leave the monitor set up, leave the papers out, and come back to it tomorrow. Seats are fixed positions in the halls and we write the member name on them, so nobody has to negotiate a table at nine in the morning.
Nine lockable rooms across two floors
For a team that needs a door: nine private offices, five on the first floor and four on the second, holding three or four desks each. They lock, they are air conditioned, and everything on the shared plans still applies — the meeting room, the library, the printer and the backup power are all included rather than billed on top.
A door you can close, at any hour
The conference room is bookable by the hour and open 24 hours a day, every day of the year — the one space here with no closing time. Every plan includes it, from a day pass upward. It is where the client call, the interview and the pitch happen instead of a corner of the hall.
71 books, and you can borrow them
Not decoration. History, economics, technology, philosophy and fiction, on a shelf on the premises, borrowed against your member account. The whole catalogue is online, so you can see what is here before you visit — which is more than most coworking spaces can say about their bookcase.
Somewhere to not be working
A room to step into when the afternoon has stopped producing anything. It is a small thing that turns out to matter — the people who use it go back to their desks in a better state than the ones who push through.
Photographs are photographs. Come and sit in it.
Drop in during front-desk hours, 09:00 to 17:00 Monday to Saturday, or message us first and we will keep a seat free. There is no obligation and no tour script.