How many coworking spaces are there in Quito?
Coworking spaces listed
8
Updated July 2026
In Quito, 8 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs $195/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- $195
- Typical day pass
- $10
Range $10–$65
Overall5.1/10Weaker coworking than about 55% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Ecuador's official currency is the US Dollar, so there's no local-currency conversion to worry about — prices you see quoted are already in USD.
- Big international chains (Regus, Spaces) publish 'from' prices based on long 24-month contracts — actual short-term, flexible monthly or day-pass pricing for a nomad staying a few weeks to a few months will typically run higher than the headline figure.
- Several boutique/independent coworking spaces in Quito (e.g. IMPAQTO, Coworking La Floresta, Spaces) don't publish day-pass or monthly pricing online at all — expect to email or message them directly for a quote.
- Cumbayá is a valley suburb roughly 20–30 minutes by car from central Quito (La Mariscal/La Floresta), not walkable from downtown — it functions as its own separate expat-friendly work hub rather than an extension of the city center.
- Quito doesn't have a Soho House-style private members' club (the kind combining exclusive social/work/hotel amenities) — if that's what you're after, you'd need to look at Mexico City or São Paulo instead.
- The main coworking-plus-accommodation hybrid in town is PLAY House in La Floresta, which pairs a dorm/private-room coliving setup with an on-site coworking area — a good fit if you want built-in community rather than a separate apartment + coworking desk.
- Coliving/coworking hybrid pricing in Quito is genuinely small-scale (house-style, not a big chain), so expect fewer amenities (no gym/pool/spa) than international coliving brands elsewhere — the trade-off is a much lower monthly cost and a tight-knit house community.
- Since Ecuador's official currency is the US dollar, prices you see quoted are effectively already in USD — no separate exchange-rate conversion risk for cash budgeting here.
Coworking Spaces
- Context Note
- No named hotel property in Quito that runs a documented hotel-lobby-as-coworking hybrid program (the kind of formal 'day pass to hotel lobby workspace' model seen in some other nomad hubs) was found in the sources we checked. Several hotels in Quito's Mariscal/Floresta/Cumbayá areas likely tolerate informal laptop use in their lobbies or cafés, but no venue surfaced with a structured, publicly listed day-pass or monthly coworking product tied to a hotel brand.
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Coworking La Mariscal
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- La Mariscal
- Day Pass Price
- $10
- Vibe and Amenities
- A small, casual space run via a local travel operator (Takiri Travel). Members get access to Netlife wireless internet, coffee/tea, and a small terrace, with standard hours Monday–Friday and after-hours access possible if a manager is present.
Monthly Price
- Full Time Unlimited
- $150
- Part Time 20hrs Per Week
- $80
Coworking La Floresta
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- La Floresta (rooftop of the Gallery Building)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Located in one of Quito's trendiest, fastest-growing commercial micro-neighborhoods. Members describe it as quiet and largely distraction-free, with sleek ergonomic desks, high-speed internet, a cafeteria, meeting rooms, 24/7 access, and periodic workshops/community events.
IMPAQTO
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple Quito locations — La Carolina (Av. Shyris y Suecia, Edificio IQON) and La Floresta; also a Cumbayá location
- Vibe and Amenities
- A social-enterprise coworking network aimed at entrepreneurs and startups across Latin America, combining flexible desks, dedicated desks, private offices, and meeting rooms with training/impact-investment programming. Spaces are designed to be pet-friendly and use alarm, camera, and biometric access systems.
Spaces (IWG Brand)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- 3 locations across Quito (exact addresses not specified in available listings)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A polished, corporate-style international chain (part of IWG, sister brand to Regus). Locations are fully serviced with utilities, cleaning and day-to-day operations included, ergonomic furniture, meeting/conference/boardroom options, and a booking app.
Regus (IWG Brand)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Batán Alto (Av. Eloy Alfaro) and Cumbayá (Av. Interoceánica, near USFQ); also references to a financial-district / La Carolina location
- Monthly Price
- $195
Private office listed 'from $195/person/month'; general Ecuador coworking-desk pricing is quoted at $199–$299/person/month, based on a 24-month contract — short-flexible-term pricing will run higher.
- Day Pass Price
- $65
Listed as 'Day Office' rate from $65/day; a separate 'from $7/day' figure is also listed for private-office access, likely a discounted add-on rate rather than a standalone drop-in hot-desk price.
- Vibe and Amenities
- Corporate, professional serviced-office chain with hot desks, dedicated desks, private offices, business-address/virtual-office services, and monthly networking events. The Batán Alto site is marketed on its views over the Andean foothills; the Cumbayá site trades on proximity to USFQ university and Quicentro Shopping.
La Incubadora ("The Incubator")
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Cumbayá (inside El Parque – Espacio Versátil)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A shared workspace positioned as a multidisciplinary platform connecting freelancers and entrepreneurs, built around collaboration and shared projects rather than a purely transactional desk-rental model.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- No Soho House-style private membership club (a paid-application social/work/amenity club) currently operates in Quito. Soho House's own Latin America expansion has gone to Mexico City and São Paulo, not Quito, and no independent local equivalent turned up in research.
Clubs and Hybrids
PLAY House Quito
- Confidence
- high — corroborated by the venue's own site, multiple booking aggregators, and consistent guest reviews
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- La Floresta
- Vibe and Amenities
- House-style shared living with a coworking room (desks, fast fibre wifi, one router per floor), garden/patio for events, a women-founded, LGBTQ+ friendly and pet-friendly community, weekly community events, and mixed local/international nomad crowd. Bookings are flexible, from a few nights to year-long stays.
- Description
- Billed as the first international coliving-and-coworking space in Ecuador, combining a coworking area with dorm and private-room accommodation in a house-style setting.
Pricing
- Dorm Bed
- $125
Ecuador's official currency is the US dollar, so local and USD figures are identical.
- Private Room
- $170
One aggregator lists roughly this monthly rate for a private room; a separate long-stay guest review reported paying $260 for a month at a different point in time, suggesting rates vary by season, room type, and length of stay.
Masaya Coliving Quito
- Pricing
- Not found — no live pricing data located for this specific location at the time of research.
- Confidence
- low — sourced from a single listicle-style article; treat as unverified until confirmed directly
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Not independently confirmed at the time of research
- Vibe and Amenities
- Only a general description was available: flexible housing/living options with private and shared dorm rooms and communal areas.
- Description
- Referenced in one travel-industry roundup as a Quito coliving space offering flexible private and shared dorm rooms plus communal areas.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 3 visits.
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