How many coworking spaces are there in Bogotá?
Coworking spaces listed
17
Updated July 2026
In Bogotá, 17 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs COP 700,000/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- COP 700,000
- Typical day pass
- COP 42,500
Range COP 525,000–COP 1,200,000
Range COP 14,000–COP 50,000
Overall6.3/10Better coworking than about 60% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Coworking is genuinely concentrated in a handful of nomad-friendly areas — Chicó, Parque de la 93, Chapinero and Usaquén — so it's easy to hop between spaces without long commutes.
- Big international brands like WeWork, Regus and Spaces rarely publish exact day-pass prices online; you generally have to contact them or book through their site/app to get a real quote for your chosen location.
- Advertised 'from' prices at Regus and Spaces are often based on 24-month contracts — a genuine walk-in single-day pass usually costs noticeably more than the headline number.
- Hotel-based coworking (Selina, Richmond Suites, The Workhost, Coworking Regency) suits nomads who want lodging and a desk under one roof, but these spaces tend to be smaller and more social/lively than dedicated coworking chains, which can mean more noise and less focused-work atmosphere.
- Local independent spaces (Emprendu, Cowork 93, Plugin, CoWo) are consistently cheaper than international chains and often have more flexible short-term (hourly/weekly) plans that suit irregular nomad schedules.
- There isn't a real Soho House-style private club in Bogotá aimed at remote workers — the traditional business/social clubs that exist (Bogotá Trade Club, Club de Ejecutivos, etc.) are elite, referral-based institutions built for the local corporate class, not for short-stay foreigners, and most don't publish membership pricing.
- For a genuine work-plus-social-plus-amenities experience, coliving-hybrid spaces like Plura Coliving (San Felipe) are a much better real-world fit for nomads than any local 'club'.
- Coliving-hybrid pricing in Bogotá is often quoted directly in USD by operators, since many cater specifically to foreign remote workers — worth double-checking whether a quoted rate is USD or COP before booking.
- San Felipe (Plura's neighborhood) is an up-and-coming arts district that's walkable but still gritty in parts — check current safety conditions for evening walks if arriving after dark.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Selina Parque 93 (Coworking)
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Parque de la 93 / El Chicó
- Vibe and Amenities
- Instagrammable, design-led hostel-hotel-coworking hybrid a couple of blocks from Parque 93; skews toward backpacker and short-stay travelers more than fixed-desk local professionals. Shared kitchen, on-site restaurant and bar, and event space for workshops/meetups — genuine work-life-blend setup with lodging and workspace under one roof.
Flexible Pass Note
- Price
- COP 180,000
- Description
- 7-day flexible pass (usable non-consecutively)
Selina Chapinero (Coworking)
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Chapinero
- Vibe and Amenities
- Newer Selina outpost with the brand's usual polished, photogenic aesthetic; same flexible non-consecutive multi-day pass model as other Selina coworking locations.
Emprendu at AC Hotel by Marriott
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Near central/financial Bogotá
- Vibe and Amenities
- A sleek, hotel-hosted Emprendu branch inside the AC Hotel by Marriott — positioned as a more upscale, professional coworking option than Emprendu's standalone sites, aimed at business travelers wanting hotel-grade comfort alongside a desk.
Richmond Suites Hotel (Coworking)
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Near Parque de la 93 (Calle 93 No. 18-81)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A self-sustaining, suite-style hotel that markets itself on generating its own clean energy, with an on-site coworking offering for guests and outside workers — a quieter, lodging-first alternative to the livelier Selina model in the same part of town.
Coworking Regency (Hotel Bogotá Regency Usaquén)
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Usaquén
- Vibe and Amenities
- In-hotel workspace at Hotel Regency Usaquén, aimed at giving hotel guests a quiet, comfortable spot to work without leaving the property, in the boutique, colonial-flavored Usaquén area.
The Workhost Coworking Guest House
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Chapinero
- Vibe and Amenities
- A small guesthouse-coworking hybrid in Chapinero, within walking distance of the Astor Plaza Theater and local bars/eateries; more of a casual guesthouse feel than a corporate coworking brand, geared toward longer-staying guests who want workspace built into their accommodation.
Emprendu
- Day pass
- COP 50,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Monthly Price
- COP 700,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- A large, business-oriented Colombian chain (one location holds up to ~400 desks) with a mix of hotdesks, fixed desks and private offices; popular with local small businesses and startups, so networking events tend to be well attended. Coffee shop on-site at some branches, meeting rooms, and multiple locations including one in the financial district.
Neighborhoods
- Parque de la 93 area
- financial district (Centro Internacional)
- additional locations across the city
Cowork 93
- Day pass
- COP 42,500
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Monthly Price
- COP 525,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- A no-frills, professional space focused on productivity — high-speed internet, air conditioning, private offices, and meeting rooms with smart TVs. Steps from Parque 93's cafés and restaurants, in one of the city's livelier, well-regarded areas for safety.
Neighborhoods
- Parque de la 93 (a couple of blocks off the park)
Plugin Coworking
- Day pass
- COP 49,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Vibe and Amenities
- Community-driven space known for blending indoor and outdoor work zones — standing desks, lounge areas, personal lockers, free coffee/tea, and regular networking events. The Calle 85 site sits near shopping centers, restaurants and a Transmilenio stop; the Parkway site in Teusaquillo has a quieter, more creative/cultural feel. Open Monday–Friday, 8am–6pm at some locations.
Neighborhoods
- Chicó (Sede Calle 85)
- Teusaquillo / Parkway–La Soledad (Sede Parkway)
Co-Work Latam
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Monthly Price
- COP 1,200,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- A Latin American coworking chain with a focus on flexibility for freelancers and small businesses; combines open desks with private phone booths, 24/7 access, free coffee and personal lockers. Sits in Usaquén, a neighborhood known for its mix of colonial-era charm and modern amenities. Private offices start around COP 3,000,000/month.
Neighborhoods
- Usaquén (Carrera 7 #116-50)
CoWo
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Vibe and Amenities
- Popular with a university-adjacent, more budget-conscious crowd; offers unusually flexible hour-bundle plans (e.g. a set number of hours per month) rather than forcing a fixed full-month membership, which suits nomads with irregular workloads.
Neighborhoods
- Near Universidad Javeriana / student area
WeWork (Multiple Locations, Incl. El Chicó and Near La 93)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Vibe and Amenities
- Global brand with a sleek, modern, seven-story flagship in El Chicó — natural light, private phone booths, business-class printers and a full calendar of community events. High-end and consistent quality, but pricier than most local alternatives; exact day-pass and desk pricing is quote-based per location rather than published, and requires contacting WeWork directly.
Neighborhoods
- El Chicó (Chicó Norte)
- Calle 82 area (Calle 81 #11-08)
- additional locations citywide — reported around 10 locations in Bogotá
Regus
- Day pass
- COP 21,967
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Vibe and Amenities
- International serviced-office brand geared toward a more formal, corporate crowd — dedicated desks and private offices alongside hot-desking. The advertised per-day rate applies to an unlimited-access monthly plan tied to a 24-month underlying contract, so a genuine walk-in single day pass typically costs more than this headline figure.
Neighborhoods
- Multiple locations across Bogotá, including near El Dorado International Airport and TransMilenio corridors
Spaces
- Day pass
- COP 14,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Vibe and Amenities
- Design-forward, upscale sister brand to Regus, located inside or near major shopping malls — cafés, wellness facilities, gyms, bike storage and showers at some centers. Like Regus, the lowest advertised per-day figure is based on a 24-month contract; casual day-pass buyers should expect a higher walk-in rate.
Neighborhoods
- Andino, Gran Estación and Unicentro shopping mall areas
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- Venues: Bogotá Trade Club: Pricing: Membership fees are not published; the club operates on an application/referral basis typical of Colombian private clubs, so pricing must be requested directly. Neighborhood: Calle 62 area (central Bogotá). Vibe Amenities: One of Bogotá's oldest business associations, described as dedicated to fostering collaboration and growth in the business community. Facilities include event rooms, a dining room, fitness center, spa, and dedicated coworking areas, positioning it as a hybrid business/social club rather than a nomad-facing coworking brand. Accessibility For Nomads: Not designed for short-term or foreign remote workers; realistically inaccessible to a nomad passing through for weeks or months. Club de Ejecutivos de Bogotá: Pricing: Membership pricing not publicly listed; contact required. Neighborhood: World Trade Center, Avenida Calle 100 area. Vibe Amenities: Located in Bogotá's World Trade Center, offering members and their families access to shared facilities plus reciprocal agreements with other national and international clubs, aimed at business meetings and social events. Accessibility For Nomads: Primarily a corporate/executive social club, not a coworking-first space; limited practical use for a nomad needing daily desk access. Bogotá does not have a purpose-built Soho House-style club aimed at remote workers/digital nomads that blends coworking, socializing, and lifestyle amenities under one membership. The closest analogs are long-established, traditional Colombian business and social clubs, which are elite, application/referral-based institutions built for the local corporate class rather than for short-stay nomads.
Clubs and Hybrids
Plura Coliving
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- San Felipe (the Art District) — a gritty, up-and-coming gallery/studio neighborhood between central and north Bogotá
- Vibe and Amenities
- Widely cited as the best purpose-built coliving facility in Bogotá, designed from the ground up for remote workers with biometric access and redundant high-speed fiber internet. Amenities include a rooftop terrace with 360-degree views, a professional gym, a coworking lounge, a communal kitchen, and frequent art/cultural events. The overall feel is creative and professional, with compact but functional private apartments.
Pricing
- Deposit
- One month's rent, described as fully refundable and professionally managed.
- Notes
- Pricing quoted by operators/aggregators in USD (common for nomad-facing Bogotá operators); local figures above are the COP-converted equivalent at current exchange rates, not an official peso price list. One returning nomad reported paying roughly $700/month for a private room with bathroom plus gym, spa, bar, restaurant, laundry, and coworking all in the same building. Pricing is offered on a sliding scale — the longer the stay, the lower the monthly rate — with rental terms from 1 to 12 months.
Monthly Rent Range
- Low
- COP 2,004,000
- High
- COP 3,006,000
Selina Bogotá
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- La Candelaria and Chapinero locations
- Vibe and Amenities
- A mixed coliving-plus-hostel model combining shared and private accommodation with on-site coworking space, positioned as a premium option relative to purpose-built local competitors like Plura, at a correspondingly higher cost.
Pricing
- Notes
- Specific current monthly membership/room pricing for the Bogotá properties was not available in the sources checked; rates vary by room type (dorm vs. private), season, and length of stay, so travelers should check current listings directly rather than rely on a fixed figure here.
Outsite Bogotá
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Chapinero
- Vibe and Amenities
- A premium, English-language-first coliving/coworking operation integrated into Outsite's global network of nomad houses, giving members access to sister locations in other countries as part of the same membership ecosystem.
Pricing
- Notes
- Specific current monthly pricing for the Bogotá location was not available in the sources checked; Outsite typically prices by room type and length of stay, so exact figures should be confirmed on Outsite's own booking platform.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 13 visits.
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