Anchorspace Bar Harbor

6 reviews

+1 (207) 613-5344

Website

93 Cottage St Ste 301

Bar Harbor, ME 04609

+1 (207) 613-5344

http://www.anchorspacebarharbor.com

History

Anchorspace is a shared office space/coworking space inside the municipal building in Bar Harbor. Currently open to conference room renters and monthly members only during COVID. High speed internet, color laser printer, tech equipment to use/rent, and more.

Also at this address

Island Connections

Stewart Brecher Architects

Bar Harbor Municipal Hall

Town of Bar Harbor

Reviews

5.06 reviews

Genevieve B.

10/25/2015

After touring Anchorspace I was left with the thought that Bar Harbor is really lucky to have this co-working facility. For those who are just starting to build a business, don't need the large...

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Scott H.

8/5/2021

I was in Bar Harbor on vacation when an important meeting surprised me: I had to get on a zoom call but the wifi in the hotel was not sufficient. I called and left an urgent message at...

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Christian E.

10/23/2021

Great space to use when you're in a pinch for a quiet place with strong wifi. I was on a road trip and needed a last minute spot for a Zoom meeting, and this was perfect. Great communication and...

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A'yen T.

7/19/2018

This place is a LIFESAVER! Solid internet and really generous kind people. There's a nice kitchen and bathroom and good desk space. Right in the middle of town as well so you can run out and grab...

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Antoinette C.

7/30/2019

This is one dynamite space with great energy, great accessibility and friendly faces, too! The space is laid out to accommodate your business needs. The staff is friendly and helpful when you...

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