ALCOVE Doubles Workspace Footprint with New Manhattan and Brooklyn Hubs

Since its inception less than two years ago, the firm has hosted over 2,500 guests across eight locations, totaling 15,000 hours of booked time. The Prospect Heights expansion also marks the launch of ALCOVE Summit, a dedicated meeting space designed to accommodate six people in a setting inspired by the aesthetics of Mexico City and the South of France. These additions cater to a growing demographic of remote professionals who frequently struggle to find quiet, professional environments outside of traditional offices.

Designed by the teams behind Soho House and Glossier, the pods offer sound-controlled environments equipped with sit-stand desks, high-speed connectivity, and ergonomic seating. The business model relies on a revenue-sharing agreement with hotel partners like Hilton and Fairmont, allowing properties to monetize underutilized square footage without incurring capital expenses. According to CEO Helen Knight, the priority remains providing consistent, distraction-free space for both business travelers and local professionals. With over half of guests returning for repeat sessions, the company is positioning its hospitality-grade infrastructure as a permanent alternative to working from cars or public lobbies.