Pererenan, Canggu · Every question, answered once
Everything people ask before they arrive.
Every Canggu coworking question is answered once, on the page where it belongs. Use the sections below to get straight to it — a tour, a day pass, a monthly plan, a meeting room or one of the spaces. Or skip all of this and call: the number is on the contact page.
Before you come
Coworking questions about visiting
These coworking questions cover the first visit. Almost everyone starts with a free tour, and you can stay and work afterwards on a day pass. Everything about arriving, parking and where Argil sits in the wider Canggu area is answered on the pages below.
How do I arrange a first visit to Argil?
Book a free tour online and pick a time that suits you. Argil is at Jl. Munduk Kedungu No.30 in Pererenan, and reception is straight ahead when you walk in. You can stay and work afterwards on a day pass.
Book a tour and find the contact details ↗What is the neighbourhood around Argil like for work?
Pererenan is at the quieter western end of the wider Canggu area. The neighbourhood has a coworking hostel, a rooftop space and laptop-friendly cafes, while Argil is built around a quiet floor, rooms with doors and desks that can stay set up. Scooter parking is by the entrance, with street parking along the lane for cars.
Coworking in Pererenan ↗Where does Argil sit within the wider Canggu area?
Argil is in Pererenan at the western end of the wider Canggu area. The central strip is busier and carries more traffic, while Pererenan sits at the quieter edge. The address is Jl. Munduk Kedungu No.30, Pererenan, Bali 80351.
Coworking in Canggu ↗How should I choose the kind of place I work from?
Choose around the work you need to do. A cafe can suit coffee and a few hours on a laptop, a sociable coworking hostel suits people who want the room to talk to them, and a dedicated workspace suits longer days, private calls and equipment that stays put. Argil is for people who want the working floor quiet by default.
Where to work in Canggu and Pererenan ↗Inside the building
Coworking questions about access
The practical coworking questions start with access. Monthly members hold a keycard and come and go at any hour; reception is staffed during the day. The floor is quiet by default, which is the one rule the whole place is built around: calls belong in a soundproofed booth rather than at a desk.
What facilities come with coworking at Argil?
The shared facilities include fibre internet backed by three ISPs, ergonomic chairs, air conditioning, filtered water, unlimited coffee and tea, phone booths, the Hush room and shared work areas. Monthly members have 24/7 keycard access. Meeting rooms are bookable separately, with monthly credits included in monthly plans.
What every membership includes ↗When should I use a meeting room instead of a phone booth?
Use a soundproofed phone booth for a call; it is free and does not need booking. Book a meeting room when a conversation needs more room. Meeting rooms can be booked with or without a membership, while monthly plans include room credits.
Meeting room rates and booking ↗Money
Coworking questions about membership
These coworking questions cover plans and billing. Every plan runs month to month, listed prices include tax, and there is nothing to sign beyond the month you are in. A day pass is credited to your first month if you join within seven days, so trying the place first costs you nothing in the end.
Which monthly plan fits the way I work?
Flex suits a single month of hot desking, Resident gives you a dedicated desk that stays set up, and a Private office gives a team of three, four or six a lockable room. Every plan runs month to month, and all listed prices include tax. A month’s notice is required to leave.
Compare memberships and prices ↗Can I spend one working day at Argil?
Yes. A day pass gives you any open hot desk, fibre internet, phone booths, coffee, tea, filtered water and scooter parking. Day passes are valid during staffed hours, and the pass is credited to your first month if you join a monthly plan within seven days.
How a day pass works ↗The spaces
Coworking questions about spaces
These coworking questions help narrow the space. Four spaces share one building: an open quiet floor, dedicated desks in small shared rooms, lockable offices for teams of three, four or six, and a working pottery studio. Each page says plainly who the space suits and who should look at something else.
What is a hot desk at Argil?
A hot desk is any open seat on the quiet floor. Seats are first come, first served, and the desk is cleared at the end of the day. Calls belong in a phone booth rather than at the desk.
Read about hot desks at Argil ↗What do I get with a dedicated desk?
You get your own desk, chair and locker in a shared room, kept as you left it. The plan includes 24/7 keycard access, a shelf, mail handling, printing on site, monthly meeting room credits and open-studio hours in the pottery studio. The room is shared rather than private.
Read about dedicated desks at Argil ↗When does a private office make sense?
A private office fits a team of three, four or six that needs to talk freely behind a closed door. The office is lockable, furnished and wired, with member access, mail handling, printing, monthly meeting room credits and a door plaque. It is a monthly plan rather than a room booked for an hour or a week.
Read about private offices at Argil ↗How does ceramics fit into the coworking space?
Argil has a working ceramics studio with wheels and a kiln, run with Pottery Clan, inside the coworking building. Resident and Private office members have open-studio hours included, while day pass and Flex members or visitors can book a session. Pottery Clan also runs sessions for beginners.
Read about the pottery studio at Argil ↗Where can I compare every way to work at Argil?
The spaces page puts hot desks, dedicated desks, private offices, meeting rooms and the pottery studio side by side. Its comparison shows who each option suits, whether the desk is yours, how access works, what storage is included and whether the commitment is daily or monthly.
Compare every space at Argil ↗The place itself
Coworking questions about Argil
The last coworking questions are about the place itself. Argil is a coworking space with a working pottery studio in it, in Pererenan on the quiet side of Canggu. It is not a cafe, not a hostel and not a members' club: the quiet is the product, and the clay is where the name comes from.
Why is a coworking space called Argil?
Argil is an old word for potter’s clay. The name connects the quiet work at the desks with the working ceramics studio inside the building: both ask for patience, repetition and attention to what is being made. The studio runs with Pottery Clan and is part of the place rather than a decorative theme.
The story behind Argil ↗See Argil yourself