Mexico City · September 21, 2026
Best Coliving in Roma Norte, Mexico City (2026)
NOMADA · 3 min read
Every coliving option in and around Roma Norte, from U-CO pods to Covive's Rio de Janeiro house, with prices, pros and cons, and what living in Roma is really like.
Roma Norte has three main coliving options: U-CO for budget pods and rooms, Covive's Rio de Janeiro house for a classic coliving house, and The Nest for an all-inclusive room with a garden. Triver in Juárez and Outsite in Roma Sur are a short walk away. Expect roughly 9,000–16,500 MXN a month for a private room.
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Living in Roma Norte: the short version
Roma Norte is Mexico City's most popular neighborhood for remote workers. It's walkable, packed with cafés and restaurants, and very social. The trade-off is noise: streets stay busy late, which matters if you're a light sleeper. A furnished one-bedroom here runs about $1,100–$1,600 USD a month (StayWork CDMX, August 2026), so coliving is often the cheaper way to live here alone.
The options
| Coliving | Location | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| U-CO Roma | Querétaro 75, Roma Norte | ~300 MXN/night pod; ~9,000 MXN/month private room | Short stays, lowest cost |
| Covive Rio de Janeiro | Roma Norte (8 rooms) | 16,500 MXN/month | 1–3 months, small community |
| The Nest | Roma Norte | ~12,000 MXN/month all-inclusive | Community, garden terrace |
| Triver (nearby) | Juárez | $600–$900 USD/month | Rooftop, daily to monthly |
| Outsite (nearby) | Roma Sur | Premium | Reliable workspace, 1 week+ |
Prices checked September 2026. Sources are listed below, and some figures date from 2025.
U-CO Roma
This is the budget pick. It has capsule dorms, private rooms and two en-suites for about 26 guests, plus a coworking space and a kitchen. On Hostelworld it scores 9.5/10 for location but 5.5/10 for atmosphere and facilities, and noise is the main complaint. Read our full U-CO review.
Covive Rio de Janeiro
This is an eight-room coliving house, one of four Covive houses in the city. It includes shared workspace, kitchen, terraces and regular cleaning. At 16,500 MXN a month it costs more than U-CO, but it's a real house with a small, stable group.
The Nest
The Nest is a coliving house reported at around 12,000 MXN a month all-inclusive, with a garden terrace, sunlit coworking and regular community brunches and movie nights.
Nearby: Triver (Juárez) and Outsite (Roma Sur)
Triver is ten minutes' walk north, with a rooftop, a coworking lounge and a café. Outsite is a premium nomad brand just south of Roma Norte, known for reliable internet and good chairs.
How to choose in Roma Norte
- Staying under a month on a budget: U-CO.
- Want a small house community: Covive or The Nest.
- A light sleeper: ask for a room away from the street, or consider Condesa instead.
- Need a proper office: pair your room with a coworking membership. Compare coworking prices.
For the full city picture, see coliving in Mexico City: every option compared.
Where NOMADA fits
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Sources
- U-CO Live Roma, Hostelworld
- Covive houses and prices
- Coliving in Mexico City, Holafly (2025)
- Top coliving spaces in Mexico City, Everything Coliving (updated September 2026)
- Roma Norte vs Condesa vs Polanco, StayWork CDMX
Prices checked September 2026. Confirm directly with each provider before booking.