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Co-working in Mérida

How many coworking spaces are there in Mérida?

Coworking spaces listed

10

Updated July 2026

In Mérida, 10 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs MX$2,638/month.

Typical monthly desk
MX$2,638

Range MX$2,005–MX$2,700

Typical day pass
MX$200
Overall6.4/10Better coworking than about 60% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

  • Conexión 60 is the space nomads mention most consistently as the reliable, fast-WiFi option in Merida — most other named spaces have thinner online documentation, so it's worth calling ahead to confirm current pricing and hours before showing up.
  • Several smaller spots (Nómada, El Orden, E60/Coworking, Terrazza60) function more like relaxed café-coworking hybrids than formal metered coworking businesses, so day-pass pricing isn't always publicly listed — expect to ask in person or via WhatsApp.
  • Coworking in Merida is heavily concentrated in and around Centro / Paseo de Montejo / Paseo 60, so choosing accommodation near that corridor makes hopping between spaces easy without a car.
  • Mérida does not have a Soho House-style exclusive private members' club — if you want a 'club' vibe combining work, food, and social life, Selina's Colive package is the closest equivalent, bundling a monthly room with unlimited coworking and daily wellness classes.
  • Selina's Colive pricing is set in USD and applies chain-wide across Latin America, so the community-room starting price is a useful benchmark rather than a Mérida-only rate — confirm current room-level pricing directly with the property before committing to a month.
  • If you just want casual coworking-plus-community without a monthly commitment, Che Nomadas' hostel coworking corner is a cheaper, looser alternative to Selina, popular with budget nomads staying in the historic center.
  • A coliving/coworking property called 'Merida Estate' exists in the countryside just outside the city, but it's far enough from downtown that it functions more as a rural retreat than a central-city work base — worth knowing about but not included here as a city-center option.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • Conexión 60
    Day pass
    MX$200
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro, at Paseo 60 (Calle 60 #346, Floor 3 & 4)
    Monthly Price
    MX$2,700
    Vibe and Amenities
    Widely regarded by nomads as Merida's flagship coworking space — a brand-new, three-story building with private offices, conference rooms, phone booths, and open hot-desk areas. Free coffee and water, a lunch room with fridge/microwave, and reportedly some of the fastest WiFi in the city. Sits directly above restaurants, shops, and a wine bar on the lively Paseo 60 strip near Paseo de Montejo. Also offers a 12-visit punch pass in addition to day and monthly options.
  • Terrazza60
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro, Paseo 60 area
    Vibe and Amenities
    A smaller, non-corporate alternative near Conexión 60. Nomad reviewers describe it as lacking corporate polish but leaning into a tropical, decor-forward atmosphere that reminds you you're working in Merida rather than a generic office. Reviewers noted pricing felt comparatively steep versus Conexión 60, though exact rates were not published.
  • Nómada Working Café
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Itzimná (Calle 21 #115, entre 22 y 24)
    Vibe and Amenities
    A 'working café' concept rather than a traditional office — ergonomic and varied seating, strong lighting, a backed-up high-speed network, a printer, and phone booths, combined with a food-and-drink menu so you can work without feeling like you're in a formal office. Small (around 4 desks) and open weekdays only (closed weekends). Pricing is not published online; contacting the space directly is recommended.
    Notes
    Neighborhood (Itzimná) is a few minutes' drive/short taxi from the Centro core rather than immediately walkable.
  • El Orden
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro, Plaza Carmesí
    Vibe and Amenities
    A café-coworking hybrid favored by a local expat community for small-group work sessions; outdoor seating with outlets, good coffee and cocktails/mezcal, located in a small plaza alongside an English-language bookstore and artisanal shops. Space is compact, so better suited to solo workers or small groups than large teams. No formal day-pass/membership pricing was found — appears to function more as a laptop-friendly café than a metered coworking membership.
  • E60 / Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro, Calle 60 (top floor of Plaza Las Vías shopping center)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Located above a small shopping center that mixes retail and offices; amenities include a board room and a coffee area. The operator advertises free trial days for prospective members, but published day-pass and monthly rates were not available online — best confirmed by contacting the space directly.
  • Che Nomadas Coworking
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro, Parque Santa Lucía (inside Che Nomadas Hostel)
    Vibe and Amenities
    A hostel-based coworking space open to both hostel guests and outside members, with dedicated high-speed WiFi, unlimited access during opening hours, and complimentary coffee, tea, and water. Non-guests using the coworking area can also access the hostel's pool area. Reviewers describe it as compact but well laid-out, with a mix of communal tables, USB/plug-equipped seating, and bar-style seating, plus good fans against the afternoon heat. Specific day-pass or monthly pricing was not published; check directly with the hostel.
    Notes
    Che Nomadas is a hostel rather than a traditional hotel, but it is the clearest example in Merida of a lodging-based coworking hybrid.
  • IOS OFFICES – Península Montejo
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Prolongación Paseo Montejo 331, Col. Benito Juárez Nte.
    Monthly Price
    MX$2,638
    Vibe and Amenities
    A polished, business-center-style coworking operator with hot desks and private office suites; positioned as a professional, corporate-feeling option in the Península Montejo lifestyle-center area north of Paseo de Montejo, rather than the more casual café-coworking scene in the historic center. Monthly hot-desk pricing starts around the figure listed; day-pass rate not published.
  • ME Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    North Mérida business district (near Paseo Montejo corridor)
    Monthly Price
    MX$2,005
    Vibe and Amenities
    Marketed as a premium workspace for professionals, entrepreneurs, and small teams in one of Mérida's business-oriented areas. Listed hot-desk membership pricing runs from a discounted introductory rate up to the standard monthly rate cited; exact amenities list wasn't independently confirmed beyond the 'premium workspace' positioning, so it's worth verifying current facilities before committing.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
No Soho House-style private membership clubs (paid social/work/amenity clubs with vetted membership) were found operating in Mérida. The city's work-and-social scene runs through open-access coworking spaces, cafés, and one coliving-hybrid brand rather than an exclusive members' club model.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Selina Mérida
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Centro / near Paseo de Montejo area (exact hostel-hotel property location in central Mérida)
    Pricing Caveat
    Selina prices its Colive packages in USD globally and the $405/month figure is the chain-wide Latin America starting price for a shared community room, not a Mérida-specific confirmed rate — actual local pricing may run higher for private/suite room levels.
    Amenities Detail
    Selina bundles accommodation, coworking, and wellness into one package. Colive members get unlimited 24/7 access to the onsite coworking space (hot desks, phone booths, meeting rooms, dedicated faster wifi, free coffee/water/printer use), plus access to hostel amenities like pools, communal kitchens, and a daily wellness session (yoga/meditation).
    Vibe and Amenities
    Part of the global Selina hostel-hotel chain, this is a hybrid of budget-to-midrange accommodation and coworking under one roof.
    Membership Structure
    Two tiers: 'Colive' is a flat-rate monthly package covering a chosen room level (community/dorm, micro, standard, or suite) plus full coworking + wellness access. Non-Colive hostel guests can buy a coworking day pass separately rather than staying on the monthly plan.

    Pricing

    Colive Monthly Community Room From
    MX$7,490

    Coworking Day Pass For Non Residents

    Range Low
    MX$148
    Range High
    MX$278
  • Coworking at Che Nomadas Hostel
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Centro Histórico (downtown Mérida, walking distance to Plaza Grande and main restaurants)
    Pricing Caveat
    No fixed day-pass or monthly-membership price list was verifiable in research; treat as a low-cost, informal alternative to Selina rather than a priced membership product.
    Amenities Detail
    Guests get unlimited access along with complimentary coffee, tea, and water, dedicated high-speed wifi separate from general hostel wifi, a mix of communal table and bar-style seating, fans for the heat, and — for hostel guests specifically — use of the on-site pool.
    Vibe and Amenities
    A small, informal coworking corner inside a hostel setting rather than a purpose-built coliving product.
    Membership Structure
    Pay-as-you-go day-use coworking access rather than a formal monthly membership tier; those staying in the attached hostel dorms/rooms get informal access to both lodging and the coworking corner, making it a loose live-work combo for budget nomads.

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 14 visits.

AI-generated estimateData refreshed July 2026

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