FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Memberships, Access, and Booking Information
Our FAQs cover common questions about coworking at The Press, including memberships, private office space, and meeting space in Clarksville, TN.
Whether you're curious about pricing, access hours, or booking conference rooms, you'll find helpful answers here.
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Can I bring a guest with me to work for the day?
The more the merrier! We would love for your guests to join us; however, we do ask that all non-conference room meetings do not exceed 30 minutes unless your guest has purchased a Day Pass at our front desk.
What are your membership levels?
We offer membership types ranging from a student level to private suites. Please click on our membership page to see the different options available.
Are there guest passes for the gym?
No, we do not offer any guest passes for our gym as it is a private, member exclusive amenity. Due to liability we ask that you ensure no friends are brought to the No Weakness Gym.
What amenities are available for members?
Membership includes free wifi, access to our craft coffee machine, free printing, 24/7 access and access to our exclusive gym.
How do conference room bookings work?
Conference rooms are available to be booked by the public for a monetary cost. Meanwhile, each membership comes with a resource credit allotment per month to be utilized on room rentals. Learn more HERE.
Where is Parking?
Guest and day-pass parking is not available directly within the building, but there are several convenient parking options nearby. Guests and day-pass users may use available street parking or park in the Cumberland Garage. Two-hour free street parking is available, and parking is free after 5:00 p.m. and on weekends.
The City of Clarksville Parking website provides details on free parking, city garages, and how to use ParkMobile. Please do not park in any spaces marked Reserved.
All members receive parking access either through the purchase of a parking pass or as an included benefit with their private suite membership upon joining The Press.