A crowd-sourced toplist with the best coworking spaces in Palermo, Buenos Aires. Edited by Sara Bergman.
This is a toplist with the best coworking spaces near Palermo, Buenos Aires. You can help to make this list better by voting for your favourite places!
One of the best co-working spaces I have worked in. Very tranquil atmosphere conducive to productive work. You will find Lots of plants, calming aesthetics throughout, a house cat that may walk on your keyboard from time to time, and mostly quiet rooms. You can even take a dj class from the owner.
All of this for very reasonable price
I will forever be grateful to Cafe Flor for not only giving me a space to write but for their caring and gracious service. Doing creative work is hard enough but to also worry about small things like your lunch or of you will use the space for the whole day leads to stress. Cafe Flor takes care of everything and gives you the flexibility to work in a way that suits your needs. The best coworking space and cafe I've ever been to! Thank you for everything
Excellent views of the city, natural lighting. The talks I have done in the common area for coworkers and the general public. Interesting to be in the center and work in offices or desks where you always have a place.
Excellent space to work in BsAs. Bright and comfortable space with very friendly support staff. Lots of amenities. Highly recommended professional environment.
I’ve been working at Areatres for months now as a freelance writer and couldn’t be happier. Staff is courteous and helpful. The workspace is fantastic--comfortable chairs, superb Internet connections, lots of natural light (and a patio for sunbathing or lunch now that the weather is great). People are respectful of one another and pleasant to work near--I really appreciate the personal care the owner Martin takes in putting only courteous individuals in the shared space. Far from home, and out of my apartment (thank God), I’ve grown a little community of vibrant workers with diverse backgrounds and talents. I feel invigorated each time I enter Areatres.
I’ve also been able to leave my valuables unattended without worry (worth gold), because the building is secure and off the main street. Numerous compatriots survive in Starbucks and various coffee shops, and I tell them that they’re crazy--for the price of a coffee and a snack, they could have a cush work station, services, security, plus coffee and cookies. (Just go easy on the cookies, they’re meant for snacks and not meals!) Areatres is the only place in Buenos Aires where I care to work.
Even though I didn't feel it cozy, it's a good place to sit and work. Shared desks and three private/meeting rooms (the big one doesn't have any soundproofing job done). Connection works fine. On the shared office noise can be higher but yo know that. You pay the time you spend. You have coffee, tea, cereal and some snacks. People is nice. Neighbourhood offers plenty of places to get some bite.
Fantastic coworking space mergerd with a music studio. Dream place basically. Super cool concept and ideal location in Palermo Hollywood. My team and I worked (and played music) there for 3 weeks in Feb 2020 and had a really great time. Thanks to the friendly staff for hosting us!
One of the best Co-Work place in Palermo. Quiet, clean and accessible... At the office we were renovating a little bit so we had to work at La Maquinita. It was a good experience, I would choose it again.
They have special meeting room or orther place for training and so one...
By the way, they have a strong internet connection. Coffee for free, mini restaurant / kiosko inside.
Definitely, I recommend it
It would be 5 starts if it has a parking.
Huerta co-working is a great place to work on your freelance projects, they organize a lot of events to generate networking between the people in there and it has a beautiful building
Loved having a coworking space to come to once they were allowed to open again after the quarantine. The owner Soledad was very friendly and helpful, not just in getting me oriented in the coworking space, but also providing recommendations on places to eat and things to see outside the city. There's great coffee, power at all the seating places, and the space looks onto a very green area out back. If you're lucky the friendly neighborhood cat Kodak will stop by.
Usina is the ideal place to work. I had the opportunity to work in co-works in many cities and I can assure you that I never went to one with such a good layout and tranquility for my day. Another interesting point: its location. In the heart of Palermo. Ideal for freelancers or teams that want to be in a large space and with good networks. Bonus track: the coffee.
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