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Co-working in Panama City

How many coworking spaces are there in Panama City?

Coworking spaces listed

13

Updated July 2026

In Panama City, 13 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs PAB 150/month.

Typical monthly desk
PAB 150

Range PAB 149–PAB 335

Typical day pass
PAB 10

Range PAB 6.00–PAB 49

Overall5.9/10Better coworking than about 55% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

  • Panama uses the US dollar and the Panamanian balboa interchangeably at a fixed 1:1 rate, so local-currency and USD prices for coworking spaces are always identical numbers.
  • The two IWG-brand spaces (Spaces and Regus) sit at opposite price extremes — Spaces Plaza 2000 is the most polished but priced closer to US big-city coworking rates, while Regus's access-plan pricing looks cheap on paper but is oriented around long contracts rather than casual drop-in use.
  • Selina Casco Viejo's coworking area is inside an active party hostel with a rooftop bar and club, so it suits nomads who want a social, low-cost home base more than those needing quiet focus time.
  • Several smaller local spaces (Workings, CoworkingPTY, My Office Panamá, Nomada, Zenkō BusinessWalk, Casa AJOEM) don't publish pricing online — expect to message them directly or visit in person to get a current quote.
  • Panama City's remote-work scene leans toward traditional coworking chains (Regus, Workings, Panama Coworking Center) rather than exclusive membership clubs — if you want a Soho House-style paid social club combining work, dining, and events under one roof, you won't currently find one here.
  • Selina Casco Viejo is the closest thing to a coliving-coworking hybrid in the city center, but its coworking room is modest and shares the building with a lively hostel/bar scene, so it suits nomads who want social buzz more than silent focus.
  • Panama's official currency is the Balboa, but US dollar bills are used as the physical currency day-to-day and virtually all coworking/coliving pricing is quoted directly in USD, so there's no exchange-rate friction for US-based nomads.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • Selina Casco Viejo & Cowork
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Casco Viejo
    Day Pass Price
    PAB 10
    Vibe and Amenities
    Second-floor coworking space inside a restored historic building in the heart of Casco Viejo, with a rooftop terrace, ergonomic chairs, meeting rooms, high-speed internet and a communal kitchen. Very social, backpacker/nomad hostel energy with salsa nights and a rooftop bar downstairs — better for networking and short stints than deep-focus work.
    Price Note
    Monthly coworking membership price not published online; ask staff on-site for current rate.
  • Spaces – Plaza 2000
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Financial District (Plaza 2000, Calle 50)
    Monthly Price
    PAB 335
    Day Pass Price
    PAB 49
    Vibe and Amenities
    Polished, corporate-style IWG-brand coworking with contemporary decor, fast internet, natural light, biometric entry, cafeteria and phone booths. Located in Panama's financial center, convenient regardless of where you're staying; pricier than most local alternatives.
    Price Note
    The $335/month figure is a per-person dedicated-desk starting rate; the brand also sells a Cowork All Access global membership (around $270/month) usable across its worldwide network.
  • Regus – Panama City Coworking Locations
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Multiple locations including Costa del Este and the Financial District
    Day Pass Price
    PAB 6.00
    Vibe and Amenities
    No-frills, business-center-style hot desking with unlimited-day access plans, bookable by the hour or day via the Regus app. Functional rather than atmospheric — geared toward business travelers needing a professional address and meeting rooms rather than a nomad community vibe.
    Price Note
    Regus sells 'Coworking Access Plans' (day-based) rather than a flat monthly desk fee; dedicated-desk/private-office pricing is quote-based and tied to 24-month contract terms, so no single verified monthly figure exists.
  • Panama Coworking Center (San Francisco)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    San Francisco (Calle 50)
    Monthly Price
    PAB 150
    Vibe and Amenities
    Vibrant, modern and artistic interior design; 24-hour access, air purifiers, IT support and handicap access. Praised for thoughtful decor and a creative-studio feel rather than a corporate one.
    Price Note
    Sold as a 10-day pass (10 días) for $150 plus ITBMS (Panama's sales tax), rather than a single flat monthly rate.
  • Panama Coworking Center (Costa Del Este)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Costa del Este
    Monthly Price
    PAB 150
    Vibe and Amenities
    24/7 security and access, air conditioning, CCTV, a fitness studio, nap room and outdoor terrace — one of the few local coworking spots with on-site wellness amenities. Sits in the upscale, business-district neighborhood of Costa del Este.
    Price Note
    Also sold as a 10-day pass for $150 plus ITBMS.
  • My Office Panamá
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Dorado City Center (near San Francisco/Costa del Este)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Small, flexible workspace aimed at digital nomads and entrepreneurs; low-key and low-frills compared to the bigger branded coworking chains.
    Price Note
    Pricing not published; the space recommends calling ahead to book a tour or a monthly desk, as reception isn't staffed at all times.
  • Workings
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Punta Pacifica (Torre de las Américas)
    Vibe and Amenities
    24/7 access with dedicated security, a kitchenette, meeting rooms, phone booths for calls and printing services. Located in the upscale, waterfront Punta Pacifica district near private hospitals and high-rise condos.
    Price Note
    Pricing not published online for this newer, low-profile space; reported as a walk-in find advertised only via a building lobby poster.
  • CoworkingPTY
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Calle 44 Este (Bella Vista/Calidonia area)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Casual, community-oriented space with a cafeteria, dog-friendly policy, free snacks, a football table and table tennis — one of the more laid-back, social options rather than a purely corporate one.
    Price Note
    Starting price not published in available listings.
  • EWoffice Coworking & Business Center
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Financial Park, Costa del Este
    Monthly Price
    PAB 149
    Vibe and Amenities
    Business-center-style coworking inside the Financial Park complex in Costa del Este; oriented toward companies and business services alongside individual desks.
  • Zenkō BusinessWalk
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Financial District (near Iglesia del Carmen)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Newer coworking concept marketed as simplifying doing business in Panama's Financial District; limited independent detail available beyond location.
    Price Note
    Pricing not published in available listings.
  • Nomada
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Yoopanama Tower (Financial District/Marbella area)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Housed in the Yoopanama Tower, designed by Panamanian architecture firm Bettis Tarazi, giving it a more architecturally distinctive interior than most competitors.
    Price Note
    Pricing not published in available listings.
  • Casa AJOEM
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Central Panama City (exact neighborhood unclear from available sources)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Combined coworking-plus-coliving concept, blending shared workspace with shared housing rather than pure desk rental.
    Price Note
    Pricing not published in available listings.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
No Soho House-style private members' club (paid social+work+amenity club with no accommodation component) was found operating in Panama City at the time of research. The market here runs instead on traditional coworking chains (Regus, Workings, Panama Coworking Center) and hostel/coliving-coworking hybrids like Selina, rather than exclusive membership clubs.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Selina Casco Viejo & Cowork
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Casco Viejo (historic old town)
    Vibe and Amenities
    A restored historic building in Casco Viejo combining a coworking room with a rooftop bar and pool, on-site restaurants, daily yoga classes, and evening social/live-music events. It leans social-hostel more than quiet-office: reviewers describe the coworking area as usable but note the property's main draw is its rooftop bar scene and community events rather than deep-focus work. Long-stay apartment-style rooms (studio, two-bedroom) are available for those who want to combine accommodation and workspace under one roof.
  • Studio Coliving Hotel
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Bella Vista (near Vía España / Calle Federico Boyd)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Rooms and studios include a desk, TV, refrigerator, and coffee maker, pitched at a home-away-from-home, community-oriented stay rather than a dedicated open coworking floor. It reads more as coliving-with-a-desk than a coliving+coworking hybrid with real communal work infrastructure.

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 7 visits.

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