How many coworking spaces are there in Puerto Escondido?
Coworking spaces listed
15
Updated July 2026
Puerto Escondido has no Soho House-style private social/work club. The closest analog is WiFi Tribe's members-only 'Colive' house, which requires pre-existing membership in that community. The rest of this list is coliving-hybrid coworking spaces (private coliving houses/villas with an on-site coworking area), which are common here.
- Typical monthly desk
- MX$2,183
- Typical day pass
- MX$185
Range MX$1,500–MX$7,000
Range MX$150–MX$290
Overall6.7/10Better coworking than about 65% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Rolling power cuts are common in the rainy season (roughly June–September) and can knock out internet for hours — this affects La Punta more than areas like Rinconada or Bacocho, so factor that into where you base yourself if you need reliable uptime.
- Most serious coworking spaces now run both fiber-optic and Starlink as backup, but bringing a portable pocket wifi/hotspot is a smart backup during storms.
- Hotel-based coworking (Néctar, Pargos) tends to blend work with pool/beach amenities and has set opening windows (e.g., 8AM–6PM), unlike some traditional spaces that offer 24/7 member access.
- If choosing between hubs, Pauline and Cowork Puerto lean more toward focused, professional work; Hotel Néctar, Losodeli, and Selina lean more social/resort-style, which suits some workers better than others.
- There is no Soho House-style private members' club in Puerto Escondido; if you want a 'club' feel with vetted members, WiFi Tribe's Colive house is the closest thing, but it requires already being part of that community.
- Most coliving-hybrid spaces here bundle coworking access into the room price rather than selling it separately, so 'membership' usually just means booking a room, not a standalone work-club fee.
- Several operators (Surfbreak, Amplitude, Losodeli) specifically advertise Starlink + fiber-optic setups with battery/generator backup — a direct response to Puerto Escondido's history of unreliable power and internet, so it's worth asking specifically about backup power if connectivity matters to your work.
- Exact monthly pricing for several of these coliving-hybrid houses (Amplitude, Casa Flow, El Mundito, Nomadico, Losodeli) is not published online and is typically given only on direct inquiry — budget time to message operators directly for a quote.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Hotel Néctar
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- La Punta
- Monthly Price
- MX$7,000
- Day Pass Price
- MX$250
- Vibe and Amenities
- Two distinct coworking areas — a café-style downstairs space for collaborative, social work and a light-filled palapa space for deep focus — with three Starlink routers, pool and rooftop jacuzzi access, and an on-site vegan/vegetarian café and bar. The coworking day pass includes two coffees or beers plus pool/jacuzzi access; weekly (1,700 MXN) and 15-day (3,500 MXN) packages are also offered alongside the monthly rate. Coworking day passes run 8AM–6PM. Note: an earlier pool-only day pass was quoted at 200 MXN, so it's worth confirming current pricing directly with the hotel.
Pargos Hotel
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Centro, near the Chedraui grocery store
- Vibe and Amenities
- A family-run hotel that converted its large top-floor room — with ocean views stretching from Bahía Principal to Playa Zicatela — into a communal coworking space with two long work desks and a private office by the balcony. Coworking access (up to four hours/day) is bundled in with a hotel room booking rather than sold as a standalone day pass, and high-speed internet extends to other hotel areas. The hotel was also building an additional café/workspace and poolside shaded coworking platforms.
Casa Losodeli & Coworking
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Between Zicatela and Carrizalillo, about 10 minutes from the airport and Playa Carrizalillo
- Day Pass Price
- MX$190
- Vibe and Amenities
- A hotel/hostel/café/coworking hybrid built around fiber-optic and Starlink internet, an AC coworking room, standing desks, a pool, and a rooftop with daily community activities and nightly social events. Working from the café itself is free; the AC coworking room and other hostel spaces are paid. Skews toward a digital-nomad crowd rather than party backpackers, with private rooms and shared dorms available for longer stays.
Selina Puerto Escondido
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Playa Zicatela
- Day Pass Price
- MX$185
- Vibe and Amenities
- A hostel-chain coworking space attached to the open-air Zicatela property; some visitors note it can feel crowded, sandy, and loud given its beachfront restaurant setting, and the coworking room itself is relatively small. It's advisable to pay in person rather than book online, as the space can fill up.
Pauline Coworking (Pauline Creative Hub)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Bacocho (Blvd. Benito Juárez), roughly 5 minutes from the airport
- Monthly Price
- MX$1,500
- Day Pass Price
- MX$150
- Vibe and Amenities
- Housed in a converted bowling alley with soaring ceilings and an ocean-view terrace seating up to 60; offers hot desks, a podcast/recording studio, video-call booths, two AC private meeting rooms, three soundproof phone booths, fast fiber internet, on-site specialty coffee bar with bottomless coffee included, plus community perks like bi-weekly Cinema Club screenings and entrepreneurial workshops. Attracts a more mature, professional/entrepreneurial crowd compared to some of the town's younger hostel-coworking hybrids.
ÑUu Cowork (ÑUu Community)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Rinconada, near Playa Bacocho
- Monthly Price
- MX$3,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- A quiet, private-feeling space geared to focused work, with 24/7 keyed access for monthly members, Starlink internet, soundproof phone rooms, air conditioning, a kitchen, ocean-view terrace, and eco-conscious design (cross-ventilation, water reuse, clay water filter). One source states monthly-only pricing 'if there is a spot free,' though other listings mention day/week passes — availability appears to vary, so it's worth confirming directly before visiting.
Cowork Puerto
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Centro, about a 10-minute walk from Playa Zicatela
- Monthly Price
- MX$2,183
- Day Pass Price
- MX$176
- Vibe and Amenities
- Founded in 2018 to fill a gap in dedicated remote-work infrastructure; offers shared desks, dedicated desks, private offices for small teams, and meeting rooms, plus Starlink/fiber internet, unlimited coffee and tea, snacks, air conditioning, lockers, cleaning service, and printer/scanner access. Runs weekly networking events, entrepreneurship workshops, and surf/yoga sessions. A private office runs roughly 216 USD/month equivalent (~3,996 MXN).
La Oficina Del Puerto
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Playa Zicatela (tourist strip)
- Monthly Price
- MX$1,500
- Day Pass Price
- MX$290
- Vibe and Amenities
- A light-filled, cozy office space with cushioned co-working benches right on the Zicatela strip; choose between an indoor area and an outdoor working area with beach and sunset views, several co-working desks, two private call cabins, and unlimited coffee.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
Clubs and Hybrids
WiFi Tribe 'Colive' (Brisas De Zicatela / La Punta)
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Brisas de Zicatela, also referred to locally as La Punta
- Vibe and Amenities
- A branded nomad-community house rather than a commercial coworking club: 11 private and shared bedrooms, an indoor coworking/hangout area on the 2nd floor, ground-floor open-air common areas, a large kitchen, and a pool. Sits in La Punta, close to Playa Zicatela and cafes.
- Membership Model
- Access is restricted to existing WiFi Tribe members — you must already belong to the community (having joined at least one prior 'Chapter') to book this house; it is not open to the general public.
Pricing
- Note
- Base monthly room rate was not published in available sources; pricing is disclosed only to members during booking.
Surfbreak PXM
- Pricing
- MX$21,050
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Zicatela / La Punta area beachfront villa (exact block not specified by the operator)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A four-story renovated Mexican villa steps from the beach with 28 rooms, 11 bathrooms, three glass work/conference rooms, and a rooftop coworking/social deck. Amenities include a gated pool, whole-house water purification (drinkable tap water, unusual for the area), fiber-optic + Starlink internet with generator backup, and regular community events.
- Membership Model
- Described as 'Private Members Only' with an application-based community screening process, aimed partly at improving safety for solo female travelers.
Amplitude Coliving
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- La Punta
- Vibe and Amenities
- Luxury-positioned coliving with six room types, each with its own desk and ensuite bathroom, plus a separate air-conditioned coworking lounge, shared kitchen, dual Fiber Optic + Starlink internet with battery backup for outages, and weekly community/wellness events.
- Membership Model
- Open booking coliving/coworking, no membership screening described.
Pricing
- Note
- No specific monthly rate was published on the operator's site in available sources; pricing appears to be quote-on-request per room type.
Casa Flow Surf House (Coworksurf Network)
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Santa María, Zicatela (two blocks from Playa Zicatela)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A casual, host-driven coliving community (10 private rooms, two shared kitchens, large rooftop used for morning coworking and evening socializing) with Starlink internet and organizer-led group activities like dolphin tours.
- Membership Model
- Open booking, host-run coliving house; minimum stay of five days, average stay around one month.
Pricing
- Note
- No specific monthly figure was published in available sources.
El Mundito Coliving (Coworksurf Network)
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Tamarindos (between La Punta and Zicatela)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A 7-bedroom house with desks in each room, a shaded garden, a fully stocked outdoor kitchen, and hammocks; walking distance to a cafe that doubles as a coworking spot.
- Membership Model
- Open booking coliving house.
Pricing
- Note
- No specific monthly figure was published in available sources.
Nomadico Puerto Escondido
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Near Puerto Angelito / Rinconada area (per listed address), roughly a 15-minute scooter ride from La Punta
- Vibe and Amenities
- Coliving houses each with a dedicated workspace area and WiFi, oriented around community meals, surf, and organized excursions.
- Membership Model
- Open booking, two coliving locations.
Pricing
- Note
- No specific monthly figure was published in available sources.
Losodeli
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Central Puerto Escondido, about a 10-minute walk from the ADO bus terminal and close to the main beaches
- Vibe and Amenities
- Positioned as a hostel/hotel hybrid skewed toward a focused digital-nomad crowd rather than party backpackers, with fiber-optic + Starlink internet, a dedicated coworking room, rooftop and garden work spots, and nightly community events.
- Membership Model
- Hotel/hostel with an attached coworking space rather than a formal coliving membership; open booking.
Pricing
- Note
- No specific monthly room/coworking rate was published in available sources.
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A monthly pass pays off after about 11 visits.
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