Coworking in Mexico City: Prices by Neighborhood (2026)

A coworking day pass in Mexico City costs about 250–500 MXN, and a monthly hot desk about 2,900–5,000 MXN ($150–$300 USD). Narvarte and Del Valle are cheapest, Roma Norte has the most choice, and Polanco is the premium end. If you'll go in 8–10 days a month or more, a monthly membership usually works out cheaper than day passes.

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Prices by space

| Space | Neighborhood | Day pass (MXN) | Monthly hot desk (MXN) | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Colony Spaces Colima | Roma Norte | 400–500 | 3,500–4,500 | Most-reviewed, 4.9★ (451) | | Colony Spaces Cibeles | Roma Norte | 400–500 | 3,500–4,500 | 8:30–19:00 | | Impact Hub CDMX | Roma Norte | 350–450 | ~3,000 | Community events included | | Co-Madre Roma | Roma Norte | 350 | 3,500 | Small and intimate | | Público Roma | Roma Norte | ~300 | 3,000–3,500 | 24-hour access | | Público Condesa | Condesa | ~300 | 3,000–3,500 | 24-hour access | | Spacioss | Narvarte | 250–300 | 2,900–3,200 | 5.0★ (144) | | Muv Lab | Narvarte / Sur | 280–350 | 3,000–3,500 | 24-hour, creative focus | | WeWork Polanco | Polanco | ~500+ | from 3,459 | 8:00–22:00, enterprise | | The Pool Polanco | Polanco | ~500 | from 3,400 | Networking focus |

Prices and ratings as compiled by [StayWork CDMX](https://stayworkcdmx.com/blog/coworking-cdmx-price-comparison/), May 2026. Checked September 2026.

By neighborhood

• —Roma Norte (3,000–4,500 MXN a month): the widest choice. Colony Spaces is the most established, Público is the 24-hour café-coworking option, and Impact Hub suits people who want events.
• —Condesa (3,000–3,500 MXN): fewer options, quieter. Público Condesa is the main one, and Sach also has a location here.
• —Narvarte and Del Valle (2,900–3,500 MXN): the cheapest and often the highest-rated, with fewer tourists.
• —Polanco (3,400–5,000+ MXN): WeWork, The Pool and Regus. This is the corporate end, suited to client meetings.

Day passes or a membership?

Coworking at least 8–10 days a month? Buy a monthly membership. At two days a week, a membership saves roughly 850–1,100 MXN a month over day passes. If you're only in town for a week, buy day passes and try two or three spaces before committing.

How to choose

• —Calls all day: check for phone booths and meeting rooms, not just desks.
• —Night owl or different time zone: Público and Muv Lab offer 24-hour access.
• —Want to meet people: Impact Hub and Colony run the most events.
• —On a budget: look at Narvarte.

Where you work usually decides where you live. See [coliving in Roma Norte](https://nomadahouse.com/blog/coliving-roma-norte), [coliving in Condesa](https://nomadahouse.com/blog/coliving-condesa), or the full [remote worker's guide to Mexico City](https://nomadahouse.com/blog/mexico-city-remote-work-guide).

Where NOMADA fits

We're building NOMADA, so read this section knowing we have an interest. It will be a residence and club in a historic building in Mexico City, with a coworking floor open to residents and the public by the day, week or month. It will sit alongside a restaurant, a rooftop bar, a vinyl lounge, a spa and a gym. Until it opens, the spaces above are the ones to use.

[Register your interest at nomadahouse.com →](https://nomadahouse.com)

Sources

• —[Coworking in Mexico City: 2026 prices by neighborhood, StayWork CDMX](https://stayworkcdmx.com/blog/coworking-cdmx-price-comparison/) (May 2026)
• —[WeWork, Mexico City locations](https://www.wework.com/l/coworking-space/mexico-city--DIF)

Prices checked September 2026. Confirm directly with each space before buying a membership.