
Office146
Long Branch · Etobicoke
14 offices available· viewing 1 of 141-Person Private Office
Long Branch · Etobicoke
14 offices available· viewing 1 of 141-Person Private Office1 ·
Niagara · Toronto
10 offices available· viewing 1 of 10Office A2 ·
Downtown Toronto · Toronto
2 offices available· viewing 1 of 2Startuptive R208 ·


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Become a partnerToronto’s downtown core, King West and the Financial District are packed with coworking spaces that offer more than open desks. Croissant lists their private offices—furnished, lockable and serviced, with meeting rooms, fast Wi-Fi and reception included.
Compare offices by seat count with day and monthly rates, then request the one that fits your team. Croissant gives you a Toronto office on flexible terms, so you can scale up or down without renegotiating a lease.
A day office is a private office booked for a single day: a furnished, lockable room for one person or a small team, taken without a lease. Across other spaces in Toronto, a day office runs a median of $214. On Croissant every private office in Toronto can be booked by the day, per office, at the space's own rate.
Croissant lists 26 private offices in Toronto across 3 neighborhoods, every one taken by the day or on a monthly term, with no lease. The busiest are Long Branch, Niagara and Downtown Toronto.
Private offices in Toronto start at 30 CAD a day; most are between 54 CAD and 280 CAD a day, and the largest run to 550 CAD. On a monthly term they start at 400 CAD a month. There is no lease: take one by the day or the month and leave when you are done.
Private offices in Toronto seat 1 to 10 people: 13 seat up to 4 and 13 seat 5 to 10. Filter the list by seats to see the ones that fit.
No. Private offices in Toronto are furnished, lockable and taken by the day or on a monthly term through Croissant, so a team moves in without a lease, a deposit or a fit-out. Requests go to the space, and the office is billed with the rest of the team's workspace on one company account, alongside its coworking spaces and conference rooms in Toronto.
The Toronto neighborhoods with the most private offices on Croissant are Long Branch, Niagara and Downtown Toronto. Each neighborhood page lists its private offices and how to get there, so pick the one closest to where your day is.
Each of the private offices in Toronto lists its own amenities on its page, from Wi-Fi and coffee to phone booths and meeting rooms, so check the one you are booking.
A private office in Toronto is often a company's second address: a US or European firm opening a Canadian sales team, a health tech startup that wants to be near the hospitals and MaRS, a project team on a fixed contract. Startuptive on Edward Street puts you in the Discovery District, minutes from U of T; Office146 in Long Branch suits a team that drives in, with parking and boardrooms for client days. Take either by the day or the month, furnished, on one account and one invoice.