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Missing The Office While Traveling? New Co-Working Space Coming To Melbourne Airport

Aerofoil Workspace is launching a premium coworking space at Novotel & ibis Styles Melbourne Airport, offering a space to connect, work, and collaborate for just $65 per day.

Blog / General / 2024 September 02, 2024
co-working space in Melbourne Airport

Aerofoil Workspace combines top-tier service with a thoughtfully designed work environment that promotes productivity, well-being, and convenience for members and casual users.

Situated on Level 1 of the Novotel & ibis Styles Melbourne Airport, Aerofoil Workspace spans two levels of sleek, modern coworking areas. It offers a variety of flexible membership plans and workspace options, including hot desks, dedicated coworking stations, private offices, executive boardrooms, advanced meeting rooms, and quiet spaces equipped with the latest technology. All of these are paired with premium amenities for an exceptional working experience.

Krisly Rayo, Centre Manager of Aerofoil Workspace, shared that Melbourne Airport’s first coworking space already fosters a dynamic business community within the airport precinct.

"As the sole coworking facility within Melbourne Airport, Aerofoil Workspace is designed to cater to business travellers, local entrepreneurs, and airport staff, creating a lively environment where people can connect, collaborate, and grow. Members also benefit from regular community events, providing opportunities to network with other professionals," Rayo explained.

"Whether you're facing a flight delay, in transit, or between flights, Aerofoil Workspace offers a quiet and productive alternative to the busy terminals and lounges, complete with modern business amenities and access to dining options from on-site restaurants, ensuring your workday runs seamlessly," she added.

Members of Aerofoil Workspace also enjoy access to exclusive facilities like Higher State, a new health and wellness club, along with hotel-style reception services and three dining venues—Small Holdings, Boccata Italian Restaurant & Bar, and Amber State Taphouse & Kitchen (set to open on 30 September 2024).

For those looking for alternative coworking options, Corporate Keys also offers a range of flexible workspace solutions, including serviced offices and short-term workspace rentals, which cater to professionals seeking convenience and quality in business accommodations. Their coworking spaces are well-suited for traveling professionals, offering a comfortable and well-equipped environment similar to Aerofoil Workspace.

Aerofoil Workspace provides 24/7 access to members, while non-members can utilize the facilities during business hours (Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm) with a $ 65-day pass. All users can enjoy unlimited coffee, tea, sparkling water, and filtered water during business hours.

In addition to workspace solutions, Corporate Keys offers Melbourne furnished accommodation, perfect for those needing temporary housing during their stay. Their fully furnished apartments provide the comfort of home with the convenience of proximity to key business locations, making them an excellent choice for extended stays.



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