I use Gable because it's very easy and simple, especially for reserving desks at multiple locations. It's easy to use and makes it very easy to check-in at the office. I love that I can find a desk quickly and reserve it fast (usually in less than 10 seconds). Having the office map feature is a huge benefit; it's really really helpful and allows me to locate myself and find my desk instantly, even when visiting other offices I’ve never been. The initial setup is also very easy, it's basically just signing in, and it knows immediately what office I'm assigned to. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In multiple floor offices it was a bit annoying to switch floors each time I wanted to reserve a desk, and it could take more time to load due to the number of desks. My main office only has one floor, which is much smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Gable's intuitive functionality on the front end, which makes it easy to see available meeting spaces based on the number of attendees and desk availability. This simplifies collaboration with my coworkers. I also appreciate Gable’s straightforward setup, especially with single sign-on, allowing us to get started by just signing in with our regular email. Additionally, I really like the calendar function to see everything in one place with reminders. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think it works pretty well. I don't use deep functionality within it, so I can't really say what should be improved. I don't know if it exists today, but if there is an easy way to use Gable via mobile app or on your phone, that would be great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like Gable's intuitive UI and easy navigation, which makes desk reservations seamless. The ability to see where my teammates are sitting helps me locate myself close to them daily. I find it valuable that I can quickly make reservations and receive reminders and updates when things change. Also, I appreciate being able to reserve my desk weeks in advance, ensuring I have the same spot reserved, and the setup process was really easy, allowing me to sign in, authenticate, and start using the platform without much hassle. Overall, Gable really facilitates reserving a desk without spending much time, which I appreciate a lot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I noticed that I can't make reservations more than a week out right now. So I wish that could be changed. Maybe that's a setting within my company, and less about Gable, but that is a request that I have. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how flexible Gable is, making it less of a hassle to find good locations. I can easily browse through the app, press book, and be ready to go. The speed and high-quality locations are definite highlights for me. The ease of using the application is also something I appreciate, and it allows me to work everywhere in The Netherlands. Setting up Gable was straightforward, which was great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes I find it challenging to remember to book within the required timeframe because of the 24-hour booking threshold. I think extending this threshold to 48 hours would be more accommodating, as the current limit feels a bit strict. It's a bit unfortunate when I'm unable to book the preferred estate in time due to this restriction. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a remote employee, it was easy to book convenient coworking spaces with my colleagues or simply for myself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn't anything about the service or platform to dislike, the only inconvenience is that as a visitor to the coworking spaces, you don't have an access card. So to go in and out you have to buzz in. If you book a wework on gable, however, you get a wework card that works every time you book a wework through the platform which is why I mostly opted for the wework spaces. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tracking down a solid co-working location and booking is straightforward with Gable. It has improved my productivity dramatically to have a dedicated space to focus and work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only downside I have found with Gable is finding a previous place I booked easily to rebook can sometimes be a bit challenging, as I don't want to search every time. Perhaps I am missing something but it always is a bit confusing for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

That I can see when other colleagues are in the office so I can link with teams that I wouldn't normally be with. Rather than tracking down in Slack etc who's in to sync with Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I book a desk via the app in Okta it never appears in the system at the front desk. This has been a known issue, anyone that has booked this way will have to show their booking etc at the front desk and can be embarrassing for first timers etc Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Transparency and Preparedness: being able to see which other colleagues are around on the day (promotes collaboration), how busy the office is likely to be (particularly useful if I need to ensure I have ample access to non-bookable meeting rooms for any confidential conversations) and to ensure I have a desk/space that suits the way I like to work (whether it's by a window or in a slightly more closed off space etc) - it takes the stress out of it and knowing I have a spot for the day ahead! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I've noted, particularly in the early stages of adoption is that not all colleagues are an adept at onboarding to the new protocol which meant that sometimes, you'd find another colleague sat in your pre-booked space! Then follows the sometimes awkward request of gently pointing this out and asking the individual to move (especially, if the office is already full) and/or some colleagues that just decide to not have this conversation and find an alternative spot! To help with this, I wonder if there is an easy way to install some kind of visual cue? Another thing is the lack of flexibility, for example, if you're starting a little later that day, Gable only keeps your booking until 11am before freeing it up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate how Gable makes it easy to book coworking spaces instantly, which helps me get out of the house and work from unique and cool locations. I like that it's straightforward to block spaces, and I absolutely love the maps feature. It allows me to see available spaces and helps me figure out which coworking spots are closest as I move around the city, enabling me to book the open space in just a couple of clicks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In general, some of the coworking spaces send, like, a QR code to check-in, but those QR codes are not available in Gable. So I have to look in my email and hope that the studio or whatever sent me a QR code. There've been plenty of times I have not been able to get into the building because of the QR code issue. Also, the initial setup wasn't super easy because I had to get approved for the application through SSO with Okta. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Gable allows me to book seats two to three weeks in advance, which is really convenient for planning. The map feature is great as it helps me understand where my team members are sitting so I can sit right next to them, enhancing collaboration during in-person hours. It's also useful for managing shared seating and workspace, by alerting me when someone else is sitting in a particular seat so I don't book over it. The initial setup was pretty easy, just requiring a login with our organizational email ID to access features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think, firstly, though I like the map feature, the downside is it only allows me to see the map on the day I'm booking, but not for future weeks. Usually, that becomes very buggy, both from booking as well as having that view into the future. That's one. And then secondly, I think what could be improved in Gable is the ease of booking. Overall, I did not find it to be very intuitive. I find it to be a cumbersome job to go and book myself a seat. Also, I do not like the overall feel and look of it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.