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Co-working at goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines: cabins, desks and prices

Kanishka Mishra by Kanishka Mishra
September 21, 2026
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goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines has a co-working space attached to the hostel. It is located on the top floor and holds six private cabins plus a ten-seat common working area. Guests and non-guests can both use it. Staying guests use the seater space free. Everyone else can rent a cabin by the month, or take a seat for a day. Co-working at goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines property is quite seamless.

Jaipur has hostels, and Jaipur has co-working spaces. At goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines you get both in one building, which changes how a working week runs: the desk, the cafe, the front desk and your bed are all at the same address.

Key takeaways

  • goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines has a top-floor co-working space with six private cabins and a ten-seat common working area.
  • It is open to non-guests as well as guests, on monthly terms or a day pass for a seat.
  • Cabins come with AC, charging points, a chair and a table; the property runs high-speed WiFi and power backup.
  • Staying guests use the seater space at no extra cost.

What does the co-working space include?

The space is located on the property’s top floor and splits into two formats. Six private cabins suit anyone who needs a door, whether for calls, deep work, or simply a fixed room that is yours for the month. Each cabin comes with AC, charging points, a chair and a table.

Around them runs a ten-seat common working area, the seater space, for anyone who works fine at a shared table and would rather pay less for it.

The hostel’s infrastructure carries the rest. High-speed WiFi, power backup, a 24/7 front desk, and 24×7 access to the cafe and common areas for when you need to be somewhere that is not your desk.

How much does a cabin or a desk cost?

Pricing is by format, monthly for cabins and either monthly or daily for a seat:

FormatWhat you getPrice 
Cabins 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6Private cabin with AC, charging, chair and tableRs 10,000 plus GST per month
Cabin 2The larger private cabin, same inclusionsRs 15,000 plus GST per month
Seater spaceA seat in the ten-seat common working areaRs 5,000 plus GST per month
Seater space, staying guestsThe same seatFree with your stay
Seater space, day passA seat for a single dayRs 300 plus GST per day


A seat can also be taken by the day at Rs 300 plus GST, so trying the space out costs you a day, not a month. Cabins are published on monthly terms; for anything in between, ask the front desk.

Can non-guests use the space?

Yes. The co-working space is open to both guests and non-guests. That makes it a plain co-working option for anyone living in the city, not just for travellers passing through. Cabins and seater space rent to non-guests at the monthly rates above, and a seat can also be taken by the day.

You do not need to be staying at the property to work here. Members have access to the co-working space, along with the reception and the common areas, so you can take a call at your desk and then get a coffee downstairs.

Good to know: the space is on the property’s top floor, and it is open to non-guests. You do not need a bed at the hostel to rent a cabin here.


Why work from Civil Lines?

Civil Lines is central and leafy, the administrative quarter of the city. The property is located about 1.5 km from Civil Lines Metro Station on the Pink Line. That line reaches Sindhi Camp and the Pink City markets at Badi Chaupar. Jaipur Junction is roughly 3 km away for anyone arriving by train.

That geography does two things for a working week. Your commute disappears, because you stay where you work. Your evenings are sorted too. Albert Hall, the stadium and Birla Auditorium are all within 3 to 5 km. Hawa Mahal and City Palace are a 6 to 6.5 km ride away. 

There is a garden on the property too, which gives you somewhere to sit in the evening away from both the desk and the dorm.

What does staying and working here look like?

The maths for a workation is simple. Book a bed, and the seater space costs nothing on top. A dorm bed covers a week of remote work at hostel prices. The desk is in the same building, and the cafe and common room run around the clock. Want the working day and the sleeping arrangement both behind doors? Book a private room and a cabin.

The property runs dorms from 4 to 12 beds, including a 4-bed female-only dorm, plus nine private rooms. The stay side scales from a solo week to a small team booked into the same dorm. Longer formats exist too; how goSTOPS structures those stays is covered under workation. Companies booking an offsite or an employee stay in Jaipur can write to [email protected] for special rates.

Why goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines: a central Civil Lines address about 3 km from Jaipur Junction, with dorms and private rooms, a 4-bed female-only dorm, high-speed WiFi, power backup, a 24/7 front desk, and a top-floor co-working space with six cabins and a ten-seat common working area.


Booking a desk at goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines

Most co-working decisions come down to the desk. goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines includes what surrounds it: a metro line towards the Pink City, Jaipur Junction 3 km away, a garden for the evening, and a place to sleep in the same building. A working week in Jaipur becomes a single booking.

If you want a desk for the month, ask about the cabins. If you are here for a week or less, book a bed at goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines and the seater space comes with it. The wider city picture can be accessed at goSTOPS Jaipur.

FAQs

Is the co-working space at goSTOPS Jaipur open to non-guests?

Yes. The top-floor co-working space is open to both guests and non-guests. Non-guests can rent a private cabin from Rs 10,000 plus GST per month, take a seat in the common working area at Rs 5,000 plus GST per month, or use a day pass at Rs 300 plus GST.

How many cabins does the co-working space have?

Six. Cabins 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 rent at Rs 10,000 plus GST per month, and cabin 2, the larger one, at Rs 15,000 plus GST per month. Every cabin comes with AC, charging points, a chair and a table.

Do hostel guests pay to use the co-working space?

Guests use the ten-seat common working area free during their stay. Private cabins are rented separately at the monthly rates, so a guest who wants a cabin pays for the cabin like anyone else.

Where is the co-working space located?

It occupies the top floor of goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines, at Plot No. 72A, Suraj Nagar East, Civil Lines. The property is about 3 km from Jaipur Junction and roughly 1.5 km from Civil Lines Metro Station on the Pink Line.

Can I rent a desk for a day or a week?

Yes, by the day: a seat in the common working area costs Rs 300 plus GST per day, with monthly terms at Rs 5,000 plus GST taking over from there. Cabins are published on monthly terms only, so ask the front desk about anything in between.

Can companies book goSTOPS Jaipur, Civil Lines for offsites or employee stays?

Yes. Team offsites and employee stays can be booked at goSTOPS properties, and the attached co-working space adds working room for a visiting team. Businesses can write to [email protected] for special rates and discounts.

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