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Co-working in Playa del Carmen

How many coworking spaces are there in Playa del Carmen?

Coworking spaces listed

14

Updated July 2026

No Soho House-style private membership club (paid social/work club with vetted membership, no coliving component) was found operating in Playa del Carmen; the city's hybrid-format spaces are coliving+coworking combos rather than private social clubs.

Typical monthly desk
MX$2,636

Range MX$2,372–MX$4,393

Typical day pass
MX$228

Range MX$193–MX$264

Overall6.4/10Better coworking than about 60% of cities

Good to Know

  • Most traditional coworking spaces cluster within a few blocks of each other in Centro/Avenida 10, so it's easy to try a few day passes before committing to a monthly membership.
  • Several spaces (Nest, Bunker) offer free trial day passes if you sign up on their mailing list first — worth doing before paying for your first day.
  • Rooftop hotel spaces like Hotel 52 offer great views and a change of scenery, but WiFi reliability there tends to be more of a gamble than at a dedicated coworking space — better for casual work than important video calls.
  • Prices quoted by coworking spaces in Playa del Carmen are almost always advertised directly in USD to nomads, even though the legal local currency is the Mexican peso — expect to pay in pesos on-site at the equivalent exchange rate.
  • If you want a serious, quiet, private-office setup rather than a social vibe, spaces like Cowork-in and Work Zone are consistently described as calmer than Nest or Selina.
  • Playa del Carmen does not have a Soho House-style private members' club; if that's what you're picturing, look instead at the coliving-hybrid spaces, which combine a bed and a desk under one membership.
  • Several coliving-hybrid spaces quote prices only on direct inquiry (usually via WhatsApp) rather than listing them publicly, so budget extra time to message ahead before you commit.
  • Reviews of Playa del Carmen's coliving-coworking combos are mixed — some travelers found real community and a well-run workspace, while others found the advertised coworking component thin or overpriced relative to renting an apartment independently.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • Selina Playa Del Carmen
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro — Calle 2 Norte 130, between Avenida 5 and Avenida 10, near the Cozumel ferry and ADO bus station
    Monthly Price
    MX$2,636
    Day Pass Price
    MX$246
    Vibe and Amenities
    Part of the Selina hotel/hostel chain; the coworking space is located in the heart of Fifth Avenue with modern equipment offering contactless check-in, high-speed internet, hot desks, meeting rooms, phone booths, free tea and coffee, printing, a common kitchen and lockers, plus access to the pool, garden, bar, cinema room, wellness area, and yoga classes. Coworking use is included for hotel guests staying on-site, and the space regularly hosts social events and live music. Reviews are mixed — some nomads love the social, party-hostel energy, others find it loud with less coworking-appropriate etiquette than a dedicated space.
  • Hotel 52 (Rooftop Workspace)
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro — short walk from the beach
    Vibe and Amenities
    A rooftop work option with an infinity pool and impressive views, located just a short walk from the beach. You can purchase a day pass, or simply go up to the rooftop and order food or drinks before sitting down with a laptop. The main downside noted by visitors is that the WiFi isn't the most dependable, so it suits lighter work sessions better than calls or heavy uploads.
    Price Note
    Day-pass pricing was not published in available sources; it's also possible to work from the rooftop simply by ordering food or drinks instead of a formal pass.
  • Fives Rooftop
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro — 10 Avenida Norte
    Vibe and Amenities
    A rooftop hotel workspace known for reliable, fast WiFi and one of the best views in the city, paired with a strong food and drink menu — a solid option for combining a work session with a scenic break.
    Price Note
    Day pass prices vary by season — contact the venue directly for current rates.
  • Nest Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro — Avenida 10, between Calle 12 and 14, a few blocks from the beach
    Monthly Price
    MX$4,393
    Day Pass Price
    MX$264
    Vibe and Amenities
    Widely regarded as the most popular coworking space in town. Nest Coworking is widely regarded as the most popular coworking space in Playa del Carmen, occupying a two-story building a few blocks from the beach on Avenida 10, with the ground floor a vibrant communal workspace, while the upper floor offers a quieter, more focused environment — and an outdoor garden courtyard with hammocks adds a distinctly tropical feel. Members get 24/7 keycard access, three Nicho meeting rooms ranging from 4 to 16 seats, private call booths, dedicated desks, and a kitchen stocked with free coffee and tea. Also has a hammock patio, bike racks, lockers, and an entertainment lounge with Netflix and games. Weekly and quarterly/6-month plans also available.
  • Bunker Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Zazil-Ha — Plaza San Carlos, corner of Avenida 10 and Calle 38, about three blocks from the beach
    Monthly Price
    MX$3,163
    Day Pass Price
    MX$228
    Vibe and Amenities
    BUNKER Coworking occupies a first-floor space in Plaza San Carlos at the corner of 10th Avenue and 38th Street, just three blocks from the beach in the Zazil-ha neighborhood, and stands out for its 500 Mbps fiber optic connection — among the fastest reliably advertised in Playa del Carmen — along with private phone booths, a sound-proofed meeting room (4 free hours per week included in plans), and multiple private office options. Members praise the strong community atmosphere and describe it as a second home, with the owner actively involved in day-to-day operations. Fully 24/7, pet-friendly, with free coffee, tea, snacks, unlimited b/w printing, and free parking.
  • Cowork-in (Co Work-in)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Playacar Fase II — Avenida Aviación, between Avenida 50 and Avenida 10, near the hotel zone and airport
    Monthly Price
    MX$2,495
    Day Pass Price
    MX$214
    Vibe and Amenities
    COwork-in is very close to the hotels area and with high speed internet (100Mbps), described as an ideal, quiet place for professionals looking for a productive environment. Offers shared workspaces, fully equipped private offices, meeting rooms with projector and video-conferencing gear, printers/scanner, kitchen with a Nespresso machine, and an outdoor terrace. Reviewers describe it as more serious and office-like than Nest — quiet and focused rather than social, and good for those based in Playacar.
  • Work Zone (Oficinas Compartidas)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Santa Fe — Av. Colosio #459, a bit outside the main centro strip
    Monthly Price
    MX$2,372
    Day Pass Price
    MX$193
    Vibe and Amenities
    Described by one visiting nomad as her favorite of the spaces she tried, with a welcoming owner and a tight-knit regular crowd. Work Zone is built into a house, so it has a back yard with hammocks and tables, a private office and conference room, a big kitchen, some shared spaces, and even a chill room upstairs. Also offers a discounted 3-days/week plan. Considered the most budget-friendly option in town, though WiFi has occasionally dropped in mornings.
  • Xinergy Workation
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro — 1 Avenida Norte, between Calle 24 and 26 Sur
    Vibe and Amenities
    It offers private spaces, shared work areas, a conference room for private meetings, multiple outdoor areas, a ping pong table, a swimming pool, a small library, free snacks and coffee, and eight restaurants that deliver directly to members. Consistently gets very positive ratings and is known for a fun, resort-like atmosphere layered on top of a working space.
    Price Note
    Pricing is not published; Rates and memberships are not listed, however, you can request a quote through the Xinergy website.
  • WORK IT
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro — Avenida 10, just off Calle 14
    Vibe and Amenities
    Consistently earns one of the highest ratings of any workspace in Playa del Carmen (4.8/5 from over 150 Google reviews). Runs 24 hours a day and includes a soundproofed meeting room, a private phone booth, and both shared and private workstations in a clean, focused environment, with complimentary coffee, water, and fresh fruit provided throughout the day. Emphasizes quiet, deep-focus work over social programming, and sits steps from the beach and the main dining corridor.
    Price Note
    Public day-pass/monthly pricing was not confirmed in available sources; contact the space directly for current rates.
  • Enlaces Corporativos
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Centro — Avenida 50 business district (1ra Sur, Mza 28)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Enlaces Corporativos is an established and consolidated enterprise with more than 10 years of experience, located in the business area of Playa del Carmen on Avenida 50 near several restaurants and taco stands. Geared more toward local established businesses than the typical day-pass nomad crowd.
    Price Note
    Pricing was not published in available sources; this appears to be more of an established business/office-services operator than a walk-in coworking space — contact directly for rates.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
No documented Soho House-style private membership club (work+social+amenities club with a vetting/membership fee model, independent of housing) currently operates in Playa del Carmen. The city's closest equivalents are the coliving-hybrid spaces listed below, which bundle accommodation with coworking rather than functioning as an exclusive social club.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Anana Coliving
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Gonzalo Guerrero / near Playacar, a short bike ride from Quinta Avenida and Centro
    Vibe and Amenities
    Rooms built specifically for remote workers with fast internet, spacious desks, and plenty of outlets, plus two weekly community events for networking. Offers deluxe rooms without a kitchenette and rooms with a kitchenette, aimed at nomads settling in for a longer stay rather than short tourist visits.
  • coliving_hybrid
    Name
    Coliving & Coworking Campus Playa del Carmen (also marketed as SC Coliving Playa del Carmen)
    Neighborhood
    20 Avenida Norte, a few minutes' walk from Quinta Avenida (5th Avenue) and the beach, in the heart of the city
    Vibe and Amenities
    Guest rooms ranging from single to four-bed configurations with private bathrooms, air conditioning, and cooking facilities, plus a pool and a roof terrace with hot tubs and Caribbean views. Reviews are mixed: some guests found it a genuinely social base for a multi-week stay, while others reported that the advertised coworking space was minimal or absent and pricing felt high for what was delivered.
  • Playa Heaven Coworking
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Central Playa del Carmen (exact street address not consistently published)
    Vibe and Amenities
    A hostel-scale coliving/coworking hybrid with around 120 beds, a rooftop garden with a pool and bar, and high-speed internet advertised at up to 1000 Mbps, plus free mastermind/networking groups aimed at building a community among remote workers.
  • Outsite Playa Del Carmen
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Central Playa del Carmen (part of the global Outsite coliving network)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Part of a global network built around remote workers and creatives living and working together, combining furnished accommodation with shared workspace and a built-in international community.

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 12 visits.

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