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When traveling alone and working at the same time? It would be great to have a space for work while saving. Being alone can be a bit lonely, so if you need friends too? I think this is the best option. The 24hr co-living space is operational and there's a phone booth, and the view from the office is really beautiful! The main internet sometimes didn’t work well, but during those times, the Starlink was up as a backup, which was nice. There’s a family dinner every week and light activities almost every day that you can easily participate in. There’s no time to be lonely. The manager and every volunteer here create the whole vibe. They really are the core of the community.

Enjoyed my stay here at [redacted]. From the moment I stepped in, I felt right at home—everyone was so welcoming. I was able to focus and get work done; the weekly events and family dinners were a great way to spend time with everyone!

We stayed only one week to catch up on work, and we had a great time! Our room with a private bathroom was comfortable, and the community kitchen on the rooftop was a great place to hang out and socialize. The people at the coliving are warm and welcoming, making it really easy to feel relaxed and make new friends. Several times we were checked in on to make sure we were finding our way and had everything we needed. I would happily recommend!

Had an amazing time at a coliving in San Cris. The best coliving experience I had so far. There is a very good community culture and there are many activities both at the coliving and outside trips. This makes it very easy to quickly connect with other colivers and feel at home. The rooms and facilities are great and the garden is lush and green. Plenty of coworking spaces and meeting rooms. Would love to come back one day.

In Laureles, this is one of my favorite colivings in the world - It works with volunteers, who maintain the atmosphere and organize weekly or more events. The common area is huge and has 2 separate stoves. And most importantly of all: The variety of people is really nice in this coliving. A lot more diversity than in other colivings in Medellin.

Had a great time staying 2 weeks at this place. The community managers/volunteers are what make this a special place and make it stand out against another coliving I tried in Medellin.I felt welcome instantly, and with all the activities they plan during the week, there is more than enough time to connect with each other on top of your daily lives.Wifi is solid, especially in the coworking area. In the rooms, I had to reconnect or try one of the backup networks often, but it didn’t pose a problem since it was a quick switch.The rooms are clean, but being interior, I really missed having daylight and ventilation. There's an interior window to the hallway which I had to keep open at all times to get some fresh air in, making it not very secure once inside the building.The kitchen and outdoor space are really nice, though, so it made up for it. I’d recommend staying here and I’ll be trying out coliving in different locations at some point.

My stay at a coliving was awesome! It sits somewhere between a coliving space and a coliving space, which I really liked. You get the social energy and community without it feeling chaotic, and it’s still easy to focus and get work done.The rooms and kitchen are simple and functional — nothing fancy, but everything you need. The only downside is that some of the bedrooms don’t have windows due to the building layout, so keep that in mind if natural light is important to you.The activities are genuinely fun, and the Wednesday family dinners were a real highlight. They have created a welcoming, thoughtful environment that makes it easy to connect with other travelers. I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for community while spending time in the city.

I really enjoyed my stay. Everything was perfect, and I felt right at home. The atmosphere was welcoming, and I appreciated the community vibe. It made my experience truly enjoyable.

Don't look any further - this is THE place to stay if you're passing through Oaxaca. Everything is well thought out down to the smallest details. The shared workspace is very large and has private cubicles. The kitchen is well-equipped, and everyone has their own fridge and pantry space. The same goes for the bathroom of the dorm (yes, a bathroom with 2 toilets / 2 showers even for the dorm!); everyone has their shelf for their bathroom products. The bedding, floors, and kitchen are cleaned regularly. I enjoyed the variety of activities offered, including free yoga sessions almost every day. Not to mention the location, which was more than ideal. My only downside would be that the street is quite busy (the dorm is right next to it), but it calms down at night. I will definitely return on my next visit!

I’ve done over 15 different co-livings around the world… and Oaxaca is my favorite.The community here is unreal. Everyone was genuinely kind, open, and easy to connect with. It never felt forced or cliquey. Family dinners, game nights, spontaneous salsa nights, movie nights… you’re surrounded by people who are ambitious but also just good humans.I extended my stay. Twice. I literally didn’t want to leave.And then there’s Oaxaca itself. The food is insane. Between the street food, the markets, the mezcal, the mole, it’s on another level.But what really made it special was the balance. You can focus and get work done, but you’re also building real friendships. It feels like you’re part of something.If you’re thinking about Oaxaca as a base, just do it.I’ll be back. No question.