How many coworking spaces are there in Cusco?
Coworking spaces listed
9
Updated July 2026
No Soho House-style private membership club (work+social+amenities club with an initiation/membership fee) was found in Cusco — the city's 'club-like' hybrid options are coliving+coworking hybrids rather than exclusive membership clubs. That format simply doesn't exist here yet; this content covers the coliving-hybrid spaces that do.
Overall6/10Better coworking than about 55% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Cusco is not a major coworking hub — options are limited compared to nomad hotspots like Lima, so it's worth messaging a space ahead of arrival to confirm current pricing and availability rather than assuming a fixed rate.
- Several sources list identical or near-identical addresses on Jr. José María Arguedas for different named spaces (Ayni Center, La Oficina, and generic 'Coworking Cusco' listings), suggesting some possible overlap, rebranding, or shared building — worth double-checking in person.
- Regular café wifi in Cusco is frequently described as inadequate, which is the main reason locals and nomads alike gravitate to dedicated coworking spaces for reliable connectivity.
- Selina's two Cusco coworking floors are inside its own hostel/hotel properties, so day-pass users can also access on-site food and wellness discounts as part of the Selina Community program.
- Selina's coworking and coliving pricing across its Cusco locations is set and marketed in USD industry-wide, even though you'll pay in Peruvian soles locally — expect the sol amount to shift slightly with the exchange rate.
- Nomad Hideout is genuinely a coliving+coworking hub built for remote workers, but it sits in Magisterio, a short bus ride (not a walk) from Plaza de Armas — factor in commute time if you want to be in the historic center at night.
- None of these Cusco spaces operate as a true Soho House-style exclusive social club with vetting/initiation fees — if that's what you're picturing, Cusco's scene is really 'coliving-coworking hybrid hostel' rather than 'private members' club'.
- Prices at all of these spaces can vary noticeably between Cusco's high tourist season (June–September) and low season, so always confirm current rates before booking a multi-week stay.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Ayni Center (Aynicenter)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Urb. Santa Mónica (Jr. José María Arguedas), a few minutes' walk from Plaza de Armas
- Vibe and Amenities
- A beautifully renovated colonial building with high ceilings and plenty of natural light, in a quieter spot away from the tourist bustle of the Plaza de Armas. Also functions as a virtual office/business address provider. Community-oriented, with staff described as welcoming and a steady stream of other remote workers to chat or collaborate with.
Day Pass Price
- Shared Desk
- PEN 30
- Private Desk
- PEN 40
- Directors Room
- PEN 120
Genba Coworking (Also Listed Elsewhere As "GenUp Coworking")
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Cusco (exact street not confirmed across sources)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Elegant, sophisticated setting with both private offices and collaborative shared areas, a communal kitchen and a small library, plus workshops and cultural events for members. Fast internet (around 200mb line reported) and free water and coffee. One noted downside: it closes midday, running roughly 8am–1pm and 3:30–7:30pm rather than staying open straight through the day.
La Oficina Cusco Coworking
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Jr. José María Arguedas, Urb. Santa Mónica — heart of Cusco city
- Vibe and Amenities
- Clean, cozy, spacious and quiet, with fast internet, complimentary coffee and herbal teas, and a wonderful view. Currently a single office room rather than a large multi-desk floor, and reviewers note it has less of a built-in community feel than nearby alternatives like Ayni Center or Genba.
Cuscoworking
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Cusco (near the historic core)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Combines comfort and functionality with high-speed internet, cozy workstations and a friendly, collaboration-focused atmosphere. Flexible membership options span hot desks to private offices, with regular events and networking, and a central location close to Cusco's historic sights.
Selina CoWork Cusco — Plaza De Armas Location
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Calle Garcilaso, two blocks from Plaza de Armas
- Vibe and Amenities
- Selina's signature coworking floor set inside its hostel/hotel property, right by the main square. Custom local artwork, 32 hot desks and 3 private offices, phone booths and meeting rooms, plus an on-site café/restaurant. Selina Community members get discounts on the hotel's own restaurant, bar and wellness programs. Reviewers praise very fast, reliable wifi (rare in Cusco) and a clean, calm, pet-friendly space, though call-booth soundproofing and kitchen upkeep (coffee/water) were flagged as inconsistent.
Selina CoWork Cusco — Saphi Location
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Calle Saphy, near the historic center
- Vibe and Amenities
- Selina's second Cusco property, described as brighter and more naturally lit than its Plaza de Armas sister location, with a similar café-adjacent coworking setup and access to the same Selina Community perks across food, wellness, and hospitality.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
Clubs and Hybrids
Selina Cusco (Plaza De Armas & Saphi Locations)
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Historic center, a few blocks from Plaza de Armas (Saphi street / Plaza de Armas)
- Membership Perks
- Selina Community members reportedly get a discount on food/drink and wellness classes on-site, plus a smaller discount on stays at any other Selina property in Peru.
- Vibe and Amenities
- The best-known coliving+coworking hybrid brand operating in Cusco, with multiple sites near the main square. It combines hotel-style accommodation (dorms, private rooms, private suites) with an on-site coworking area, community kitchen, lounge, and a regular calendar of social/wellness events aimed at travelers and remote workers.
Coworking Access Pricing
- Daily Hot Desk
- PEN 44
- Weekly Hot Desk
- PEN 201
- Monthly hot desk
- PEN 340
Coliving Hybrid Pricing Per Month
- Micro Room With Coworking
- PEN 2,203
- Private Suite With Coworking
- PEN 3,672
Nomad Hideout
- Nightly Rate From
- PEN 37
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Magisterio (a residential area reached by a short bus ride from the historic center — not immediately walkable from Plaza de Armas)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A budget-oriented coliving-coworking hybrid built specifically for the digital nomad crowd rather than tourists: private rooms with balconies and soundproof windows, a dedicated coworking room, and WiFi speeds reported faster than Cusco's city average. Located in a quieter, more local residential pocket with easy access to everyday supermarkets rather than nightlife.
Pricing Per Month
- Dorm Bed With Coworking Wellness Events
- PEN 1,102
- Private Room Monthly Package With Coworking
- PEN 843
La Oficina
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Marcavalle (Wanchaq district, a short distance from the historic center)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Cusco's most professionally-polished coworking operator, distinguished from the others by also offering on-site coliving alongside its coworking floor — a clean, quiet, third-floor space with panoramic mountain views, ergonomic chairs, a Skype-ready call room, three tiers of meeting rooms, showers, free parking, and personal lockers.
- Pricing Note
- Membership and coliving pricing is quoted on request directly by the space rather than published in a single local-currency or USD figure; reliable listings only show third-currency placeholder pricing, which isn't repeated here.
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