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Co-working in Oaxaca

How many coworking spaces are there in Oaxaca?

Coworking spaces listed

9

Updated July 2026

In Oaxaca, 9 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs MX$1,750/month.

Typical monthly desk
MX$1,750

Range MX$850–MX$4,250

Typical day pass
MX$100

Range MX$59–MX$200

Overall6.8/10Better coworking than about 65% of cities

Good to Know

  • Day-pass pricing across Oaxaca's coworking scene is inconsistent and often not listed online at all (Atzomx, Gubixi and Céntrico quote plans via WhatsApp rather than publishing them) — message ahead if you need exact current rates.
  • Coworking day rates in Oaxaca can feel steep relative to the city's low cost of living, with some venues charging the equivalent of roughly $10-15 USD/day.
  • Convivio doubles as a bar, gallery and event venue at night, so it has a lively, community-driven feel rather than a purely corporate atmosphere — great for networking, less ideal if you want total quiet.
  • Atzomx is the best bet if you specifically need a quiet, heads-down environment (developers and writers favor it), whereas Gubixi is generally cited as having the fastest and most reliable internet in the city.
  • Wifi speed can vary a lot even within the same building type — one nomad reported unusually slow speeds at a hotel-based coworking space despite otherwise fast wifi being common in central Oaxaca. It's worth speed-testing before relying on any single spot for calls.
  • Oaxaca doesn't have a Soho House-style private members' social club — if you want the 'work + social + amenities in one membership' feel, the closest equivalent is booking into a coliving-hybrid house like Co404 or Outsite, where the coworking space comes bundled with your room rather than sold as a separate club tier.
  • Coliving-hybrid rooms (Co404, Outsite) are priced as an all-inclusive package — room, utilities, and coworking access together — so compare them against a 'rent a room + buy a separate coworking membership' combo rather than against a coworking day pass alone.
  • As a general rule, if you expect to work from a coworking space more than 3 days a week, a monthly membership will almost always beat paying day-by-day.
  • Oaxaca has experienced drought conditions in recent years, and some coliving operators (e.g. Outsite) note water-conservation measures may apply during a stay — worth asking about before booking a longer stint.

Hotel Based Hybrid Spaces

  • Selina Oaxaca
    Type
    Hotel co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Centro, a few minutes' walk from the Zócalo and the Museum of Contemporary Art, about two blocks from Convivio
    Monthly Price
    MX$4,250
    Day Pass Price
    MX$200
    Vibe and Amenities
    Coworking space inside the Selina hostel/hotel property, with a visually striking interior of heavy woodwork, murals and plants. Ergonomic chairs, standing desks, phone booths, printing equipment and a kitchen are available. Passes range from a general day pass up to roughly 2000 MXN, with a dedicated-desk plan priced separately (~4250 MXN); all tiers include wifi, coffee and meeting-room access. Some nomads report inconsistent wifi speeds here despite the polished setting, so it's worth testing the connection before committing to a longer plan.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • Convivio
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro (in front of Parque El Llano)
    Monthly Price
    MX$1,750
    Day Pass Price
    MX$200
    Vibe and Amenities
    A creative hub that's a coworking space by day and transforms into a gallery, cocktail bar and event space with live music, talks and workshops at night. Housed in a large house with an eclectic, funky decor, indoor and outdoor nooks, a big patio, screen-print studio and small attached hotelito (lodging, separate from the coworking membership). Offers fast internet, free coffee/tea/water and even mezcal, plus a strong sense of community and regular cultural events.
  • Gubixi Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro (Calle Miguel Hidalgo, near Iglesia de la Merced, close to Periférico avenue)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Widely regarded as having the fastest, most reliable internet in the city (speeds reported up to ~300 Mbps). Housed in a colonial-era building catalogued as a historic monument, with a minimalist, eco-conscious interior, a central courtyard, meeting room, pet-friendly chill-out area, printer access, security/access screening, and a hygienic pantry with coffee. Runs weekly social and networking events. Pricing for day/month passes is not published online — private office and plan rates are given on inquiry.
  • Atzomx Coworking & Café
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro
    Day Pass Price
    MX$59
    Vibe and Amenities
    A quiet, focus-oriented coworking-café favored by developers and writers who need deep-work conditions, with monitor rentals available. The upper-floor coworking area runs on 1000 Mbps fiber internet, ergonomic chairs, air conditioning and unlimited coffee. The published rate is per-hour (59 MXN/hour); day, week and month plan pricing is quoted individually via WhatsApp rather than listed publicly. A meeting room for 2–6 people with a 55-inch smart TV can be booked separately.
  • Céntrico CoWork
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Two locations: Centro and Jalatlaco
    Vibe and Amenities
    A meeting-and-collaboration-focused space with two sister locations about a 10-15 minute walk apart, giving flexibility between Centro and the artsy Jalatlaco neighborhood. Positioned as a professional setup with a strong community feel; pricing is not consistently published across sources.
  • Centro De Imaginación
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Central Oaxaca City
    Vibe and Amenities
    A creative, socially-oriented coworking space with hot desks, communal lounge areas, private rooms for workshops/meetings, A/V equipment, fast wifi and Oaxacan fair-trade coffee. Includes a playful 'imaginarium' relaxation room with a ball pool, and runs an ongoing program of arts and design workshops. Geared toward creative-industry freelancers rather than corporate remote workers.
  • Work Coffee Inc
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro
    Monthly Price
    MX$850
    Day Pass Price
    MX$100
    Vibe and Amenities
    A co-working space popular with local Oaxacans, set on the ground floor of a cafeteria/coffee shop building. Has a private corporate meeting room with a TV screen seating up to 8, internet in the 50-100 Mbps range depending on package, and occasionally has private offices available for rent depending on tenant turnover.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
No Soho House-style private membership clubs (combining work, social, and lifestyle amenities under one paid membership) were found operating in Oaxaca City. The city's 'membership' work culture instead runs through coliving-hybrid operators that bundle housing with a coworking area.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Co404 Oaxaca
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Centro (historic center)
    Vibe and Amenities
    The property combines a co-working area, chill area, a terrace with a nice breakfast and lunch bar, plus a shared kitchen with free tea and coffee all day, and internet coverage that is very good. The coworking zone itself features a sunlit, airy co-working space, two incredibly fast fibre-optic WiFi outlets, a range of seating at all levels, sound-proofed conference call rooms, a chill space with sofas and hammocks, and a breezy terrace with views of Oaxaca City. It runs a recurring calendar of community activities such as Family Dinner & Games Night, a walking tour in Jalatlaco, and a Monte Albán day trip , giving it a social, community-driven coliving vibe rather than a quiet professional-office feel.
    Location Detail
    Co404 describes itself as in the heart of the historical center of Oaxaca only a 10 minute walk from the Zócalo (the city's main square), the Benito Juarez market and the famous Santo Domingo Church.

    Pricing

    Monthly Room From
    MX$9,975
    Pricing Note
    Co404 advertises rooms internationally in USD; the figure cited is 'rooms from $570/month'. The MXN figure shown here is a converted estimate at a current exchange rate, not a price Co404 itself publishes in pesos.
  • Outsite Oaxaca City
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Between Jalatlaco and Centro
    Vibe and Amenities
    The house is a restored home blending old-world character with contemporary comfort — high ceilings, airy hallways, a central patio that keeps the space naturally cool — with a shared kitchen, workspace, and lounge with fast WiFi throughout . Outsite notes a practical caveat: due to ongoing severe drought in Oaxaca, there may be measures to reduce water consumption during your stay . The overall feel is polished-but-homey coliving aimed squarely at remote workers, with a built-in WhatsApp community for members.
    Location Detail
    According to Outsite's own city guide, Outsite Oaxaca is between Jalatlaco and Centro , next door to one of the city's well-known cafés.

    Pricing

    Pricing Note
    Outsite does not publish fixed monthly rates for Oaxaca on its public pages; pricing is generated per stay/dates through their booking flow, so a reliable local-currency figure could not be confirmed from available sources.
  • Selina Oaxaca (Hostel + Coworking Hybrid)
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Central Oaxaca City (exact street/neighborhood not confirmed in available sources)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Local nomad-guide sources single it out favorably: Selina's Coworking is definitely one of the best in Oaxaca . As with other Selina locations, expect a hostel-meets-coworking hybrid — social common areas, a mixed crowd of long- and short-stay travelers, and a working area layered on top of accommodation rather than a standalone professional office.

    Pricing

    Pricing Note
    Specific current room or coworking membership rates for the Oaxaca City location could not be confirmed from available sources; Selina pricing varies by dorm/private room and season.
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