C3 Hillsborough

I hesitated to leave this review, in case my experience was a one-off. However, at this point I have paid for a day pass at C3 ($20) several times, and have had almost the same experience each time. This is not a friendly co-working space if you're looking to do any sort of work that requires focus. It's almost impossible to focus in this building. Multiple individuals take calls at their desks in the open/shared space, which would not bother me that much if said individuals made any sort of attempt to speak with an inside voice. Alas, they do not. Noise canceling headphones can only do so much. There are privacy booths to take calls as well as conference rooms but they simply aren't used. The pamphlet outlining the day pass procedures and etiquette notes that calls should be taken in a

A good coworking space in Hillsborough, and a great option if you are solo and working in the open area! The back areas and offices, feel bit like hospital, lighting, and the upstairs conference room is not super usable given the lighting and noise. John, who manages the office is awesome!

2 stars I guess, tho it is a nice building and could be a really good space and concept. seems pretty busy. I have been a member of 3 other co-work spaces, including the dreaded Wework (denver) and 2 great spaces (St Pete FLA and DC area). So this is 4th experience. I have never been in a co work space where so many people talk so loudly on their cell phones at their desks, in shared space. Highly disruptive and honestly kind of rude and counter to the entire concept of shared space with respect for co-working class. There are booths, there is outside, there are conf rooms. It is really kind of shocking to observe this. Hoping it resolves and management starts enforcing rules. Pittsboro co-work space called Perch is very strict about this because of the disruption (rudeness) to o