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Nest Coworking

Coworking · Downtown, Orlando

Reported 3 months ago

90/100, a strong perch.

An average of this spot's time-of-day scores, weighted toward fresh sessions. Last instrumented session May 21, 2026.

By time of day

  • Weekday AM 88
  • Weekday PM no data yet
  • Evening 91
  • Weekend no data yet

How loud it gets

Measured decibels by time of day. The dark tick marks the typical Orlando café at that hour.

Weekday AM : quiet 45 dB

1 session · May 20, 2026

Weekday PM

no session yet · be the first

Evening : quiet 42 dB

1 session · May 21, 2026

Weekend

no session yet · be the first

One session isn't a pattern. This fills in as more people measure.

The breakdown

From the latest session (May 21, 2026), raw value to normalized score.

Wi-Fi : 290 Mbps 100/100
Noise : 42 dB 100/100
Crowd & seating : ~15% full 100/100
Power & comfort : 9 outlets / 10 seats 100/100
Parking & access : 3/5 ease 55/100
Affordability : from $25 5/100

To know

Notably welcoming to laptops

Built for laptops: a $25 day pass gets you any open desk; meeting rooms cost extra. Every seat has power. (Example data.)

  • Notably welcoming, which nudges the score up.

The practical bits

Min spend

$25

Parking ease

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Hours
Friday 08:00 – 20:00
Monday 08:00 – 20:00
Saturday 09:00 – 17:00
Sunday Closed
Thursday 08:00 – 20:00
Tuesday 08:00 – 20:00
Wednesday 08:00 – 20:00

Photos

No photos yet. Next visit: one from outside, one from your seat.

Session history

  1. May 21, 2026 · 7:30 PM Evening instrumented 3 months ago by Nicolas

    290 Mbps down · 32 up · 42 dB (quiet) · ~15% full · outlets at every seat · comfort 5/5 · parking 3/5 · from $25

    "Example reading: evenings are near-empty and street parking opens up."

  2. May 20, 2026 · 9:00 AM Weekday AM instrumented 3 months ago by Nicolas

    310 Mbps down · 35 up · 45 dB (quiet) · ~30% full · outlets at every seat · comfort 5/5 · parking 2/5 · from $25

    "Example reading: what a purpose-built workspace looks like in the data: fast, silent, powered, and you pay for every bit of it."

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