How many coworking spaces are there in Medellín?
Coworking spaces listed
16
Updated July 2026
Medellín has no physical Soho House-style private club (Soho House itself only offers a 'Cities Without Houses' membership community here, with no clubhouse) — that gap is documented below. Coliving-hybrid coworking spaces are well established.
- Typical monthly desk
- COP 367,400
- Typical day pass
- COP 24,834
Range COP 17,850–COP 40,080
Overall8/10Better coworking than about 80% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- El Poblado (Manila/Provenza) has the largest concentration of coworking spaces and the most nomad social scene, but generally the highest prices; Laureles is typically 30-40% cheaper for comparable quality and better for focused work; Envigado is a smaller, more residential/local option.
- If you plan to cowork 8-10+ days in a month, a monthly hot-desk membership almost always beats paying for day passes individually.
- Most independent spaces communicate primarily via WhatsApp or Instagram rather than a polished booking site — check their social media for current pricing and to book ahead, especially during the Dec-March peak season.
- Regus's coworking access plans are priced around 24-month contract assumptions, so the advertised day rate may not reflect what a short-stay nomad actually pays without a longer commitment.
- Tinkko doesn't sell a flat daily pass — access is structured as hourly packages, which can be better value if you don't work a standard 9-5.
- There is no physical Soho House or comparable private members' social-and-work club in Medellín — if you want that specific 'exclusive club' feel, you'd need to look at Mexico City, which currently holds Latin America's only physical Soho House location.
- Selina is the clearest coliving-hybrid option with transparent, published day-pass and monthly hot-desk pricing; most other coliving-with-coworking houses (Outsite, Nomadico, Gres Living, Be Together, International House) price by custom quote depending on room type and length of stay, so you'll need to contact them directly for a current figure rather than expecting a fixed public rate.
- Coliving-hybrid spaces cluster in El Poblado/Provenza (higher-end, social, walkable to nightlife) versus Laureles/Belén (quieter, more local, generally better value) — pick based on whether you want proximity to the nomad social scene or a calmer, more residential base.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Selina Medellín (Cowork)
- Day pass
- COP 33,400
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- El Poblado (Calle 10A, ~5 min walk from Parque El Poblado)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A coliving-coworking hotel hybrid rather than a standalone office; the coworking floor sits inside the Selina hotel/hostel building. Amenities include an outdoor garden coworking area, an on-site café, phone booths, and bookable meeting rooms, plus 24/7 access for monthly members. It's the most social option in the city — skill-shares, dinners, hikes and language exchanges happen regularly, and common areas can get noisy, especially during events.
Monthly Price
- Low
- COP 250,500
- High
- COP 400,800
WeWork Medellín
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- El Poblado / financial district (also a location near Las Palmas / Km 5)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Corporate, polished, and internationally branded — enterprise-grade internet, private phone booths, printing/scanning, multiple meeting rooms, and accessibility features (ramps, elevators, accessible restrooms). Attracts entrepreneurs, startup teams, and remote workers who need a professional setting for client calls; considered overkill/pricier than most alternatives for solo nomads.
Day pass
- Low
- COP 83,500
- High
- COP 116,900
Monthly Price
- Low
- COP 668,000
- High
- COP 1,002,000
Tinkko
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple locations — three in Laureles, plus one on El Poblado's 'Golden Mile' business district
- Vibe and Amenities
- Known for panoramic 360-degree views of the Aburrá Valley from upper floors of corporate buildings, dedicated/redundant internet channels, and a professional-but-relaxed atmosphere skewing toward local Colombian professionals and established expats rather than short-term nomads. Hours are roughly 8am-6pm, so not suited for late-night or weekend work.
Day pass
- Note
- No standard single-day pass; Tinkko sells access via hourly packages instead of flat day/monthly passes
Monthly Price
- Flex Desk
- COP 170,340
- Fixed Desk
- COP 564,460
- Private Office 1to2people
- COP 998,660
La Casa Redonda
- Day pass
- COP 40,080
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Laureles
- Monthly Price
- COP 367,400
This is the top of the published range; no long-term contracts required
- Vibe and Amenities
- A cozy, artsy space in a residential Laureles setting, aimed at freelancers, writers, designers and creatives who want a collaborative, inspiration-driven environment rather than a corporate feel.
Atomhouse
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Laureles
- Vibe and Amenities
- One of the more budget-friendly quality options in Laureles, with a quieter, more focus-oriented crowd than the El Poblado social scene; a common recommendation for nomads who move to Laureles after an initial stint in El Poblado.
Day pass
- Low
- COP 33,400
- High
- COP 50,100
Monthly Price
- Low
- COP 233,800
- High
- COP 367,400
Casa Co
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Laureles
- Vibe and Amenities
- Operates out of a converted residential house and deliberately avoids a corporate coworking feel. Community is small — mostly longer-term expats and local freelancers — with a genuinely quiet atmosphere, no event programming, and no hostel-style foot traffic; good for deep, uninterrupted focus rather than networking.
Day pass
- Note
- Exact pricing not published in available sources
Monthly Price
- Note
- Exact pricing not published in available sources
NODO
- Day pass
- COP 20,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Envigado (with additional locations in El Poblado and Laureles)
- Vibe and Amenities
- The best-regarded coworking option for the Envigado area — a warm, welcoming space with authentic Colombian coffee, useful for nomads based in Medellín's smaller expat community there without needing to commute into the city center.
Monthly Price
- Note
- Specific monthly hot-desk figure not clearly published; described as one of the least expensive hot-desk options in the city, with dedicated-desk pricing closer to the citywide typical range
Global Express
- Day pass
- COP 17,850
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- El Poblado area
- Vibe and Amenities
- Positioned as a value pick for people who only need occasional office access rather than daily use — flex desk with a focused, no-frills atmosphere.
Monthly Price
- Note
- Described as comparable to other Medellín coworking spaces' monthly pricing; exact figure not published in available sources
Regus (Medellín, Multiple Locations)
- Day pass
- COP 24,834
Quoted as a 'Coworking Access Plan' rate covering unlimited days per month per person
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Locations in El Poblado, Laureles, and Centro
- Vibe and Amenities
- A global corporate chain with advanced facilities, regular networking events, and both hot-desk and dedicated-desk options; positioned toward established businesses and teams more than short-term solo nomads.
Monthly Price
- Note
- Regus dedicated-desk and access-plan pricing is structured around 24-month contract lengths with discounts for longer commitments — not naturally month-to-month, so it's a poor fit for nomads wanting short stays despite the flexible day/hourly options also on offer
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- No Soho House-style private members' club with a physical clubhouse currently exists in Medellín. Soho House lists Medellín only as part of its 'Cities Without Houses' (CWH) network, a membership tier that gives Medellín-based members access to Houses when traveling abroad, plus local creative-community events, but there is no physical House or work-and-social clubhouse in the city itself. The company's only Latin American physical House to date is in Mexico City. Nomads seeking a 'club-plus-work' vibe in Medellín currently rely on the coliving-hybrid spaces listed below rather than a true private members' club.
Clubs and Hybrids
Selina Medellín
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- El Poblado (near Parque El Poblado)
- Vibe and Amenities
- The most visible coliving-and-coworking combo in the city, functioning as a community hub rather than just a desk. Amenities include an outdoor garden coworking area, an on-site café serving Colombian coffee, phone booths for calls, and bookable meeting rooms. Monthly members get 24/7 access; day-pass users can walk in without a reservation. The social calendar (skill-shares, group dinners, hikes, language exchanges) is the main draw over cheaper standalone coworking desks.
Pricing
- Day pass
- COP 40,700
- Monthly Hot Desk Low
- COP 305,250
- Monthly Hot Desk High
- COP 488,400
Outsite El Poblado
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- El Poblado
- Vibe and Amenities
- A coliving house with built-in coworking spaces designed for remote workers, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, balconies over greenery, and airy communal work areas. Includes reliable high-speed internet throughout, weekly community activities, and shared kitchens. Flexible stays are available from just a few nights, making it more a short-term coliving base with a coworking layer than a dedicated coworking membership.
Pricing
- Note On Pricing
- Pricing is quote-based per stay length and room type rather than a published flat monthly membership fee; not disclosed as a fixed figure on the public site at time of research.
Outsite Manila
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Manila (within El Poblado district)
- Vibe and Amenities
- An 8-bedroom coliving home with a bright duplex coworking space and balcony overlooking the street. Close to Parque Lleras and Provenza, with weekly community activities and easy access to nearby yoga studios and hiking trips. Positioned for remote workers wanting a work-integrated house rather than a pure coworking membership.
Pricing
- Note On Pricing
- Same quote-based model as Outsite El Poblado; no fixed published membership rate found.
Be Together Coworking & Coliving
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Provenza, El Poblado
- Vibe and Amenities
- A coworking-and-coliving space in Provenza aimed primarily at business travelers, entrepreneurs, and remote workers, with a focus on hybrid-team setups rather than a purely social/party coliving vibe.
Pricing
- Note On Pricing
- No published flat rate; the space offers a personalized quote for coworking/coliving packages rather than listed membership tiers.
Nomadico
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Straddling Laureles and Belén
- Vibe and Amenities
- A small, family-run coliving house with a dedicated coworking floor featuring ergonomic seating, fiber optic WiFi, and park views. The vibe leans toward an intimate, homey community — the hosts live on-site and family life and celebrations are part of the day-to-day experience, alongside communal dinners and salsa nights.
Pricing
- Note On Pricing
- No fixed public membership figure found; the operator advertises a full refund up to 1 month before check-in and positions itself as offering competitive rates, but does not list a specific monthly cowork/coliving fee.
Gres Living
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- El Poblado
- Vibe and Amenities
- A collection of boutique apartments marketed as a premium coliving option, aimed at digital nomads and expatriates wanting a more design-forward, upscale hospitality feel alongside the city's coworking scene, rather than a hostel-style social coliving setup.
Pricing
- Note On Pricing
- No published price figures found for the boutique-apartment coliving package.
International House Medellín
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Near the city's largest sports/recreation park (central Medellín)
- Vibe and Amenities
- One of the city's original coliving spaces, with private rooms that each include an in-room work desk, rotating office chair, and fast WiFi (advertised at 900 Mbps), plus a large rooftop community kitchen. Geared toward a self-contained work-and-live setup rather than a dedicated coworking-club atmosphere.
Pricing
- Note On Pricing
- No fixed monthly membership or coworking fee published in sources found; priced as a coliving/hostel stay rather than a standalone coworking membership.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 8 visits.
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