Mexico City · September 21, 2026
Coworking in Mexico City: Prices by Neighborhood (2026)
NOMADA · 3 min read
Day passes and monthly desks at Colony Spaces, Público, Impact Hub, WeWork, The Pool and more, by neighborhood, plus when a membership beats day passes.
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, 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. WeWork still operates here, despite what happened to WeWork and Selina.
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, coliving in Condesa, or the full remote worker's guide to Mexico City.
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 →
Sources
- Coworking in Mexico City: 2026 prices by neighborhood, StayWork CDMX (May 2026)
- WeWork, Mexico City locations
Prices checked September 2026. Confirm directly with each space before buying a membership.