Professionals in Southern California who need workspace for a few hours or a full day can now reserve it through Barrister Executive Suites' new Day Pass program. The offering gives non-tenants access to professional workspace without a monthly membership or long-term office lease, addressing the needs of a mobile workforce.
Barrister operates 23 locations across Southern California, including Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Burbank, Calabasas, Century City, Encino, Los Angeles International Airport, Manhattan Beach, Marina del Rey, Pasadena, San Diego, Santa Monica, Sherman Oaks, Torrance, Valencia, West Los Angeles, Westlake Village, and Woodland Hills. Day Pass availability varies by location, so advance reservations are recommended.
"Professionals' workdays don't always happen in one place," said Dorothy Bright, president and chief operating officer of Barrister Executive Suites. "A Day Pass gives people another option when they need a focused, professional place to work—whether they're between appointments, traveling for business, or looking for a change from working at home."
Three pass options are available: a one-time pass for $50, a 5-day pass for $150, and a 10-day pass for $250. Passes are intended for professionals who need workspace occasionally, want to make productive use of time between appointments, or need a place to work while traveling. The 5-day and 10-day options provide multiple days of access for people whose schedules do not call for a full-time office.
Day Pass users can reserve workspace by the hour or for a full business day, depending on location and availability. Workspace configurations may include a private office, dedicated desk, or open workspace. The specific setup, furnishings, amenities, hours, and pricing can vary by location.
The program is designed for individual work, such as focused tasks, remote work, and calls. Day Pass space is not available for client meetings. Customers who need a room to meet with clients can inquire about Barrister's separate meeting-room options. To reserve, customers choose a convenient Barrister location, select the time they need, and contact the team to confirm availability and the workspace setup. Reservations are subject to availability, and Barrister recommends booking in advance. Headsets are required when using audio or participating in calls.
Day Passes are available to non-tenants only and are for single-person use. Cancellation charges may apply based on the amount of business-day notice provided. Customers should confirm the current price, availability, workspace type, and cancellation terms with their selected location. To learn more or ask about availability, visit barrister-suites.com/privateoffice-day-pass.
The launch of Day Passes matters because it reflects the growing demand for flexible, on-demand workspace solutions. By offering access without long-term leases, Barrister caters to freelancers, remote workers, and traveling professionals who need professional environments sporadically. This move could pressure other coworking and executive suite providers to introduce similar flexible options, potentially reshaping the market for short-term office use. For readers, it provides a cost-effective alternative to traditional office rentals or coffee shop work, with the added benefit of professional settings across a wide geographic footprint.
