Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and one of the most metropolitan cities in South America. If you are traveling to Buenos Aires for the first time, check out this vlog.
Pleasant weather and the low cost of living make Buenos Aires attractive to expats and digital nomads and one of the best places to live in South America. If you want to meet other digital nomads, we suggest attending events at coworking spaces and visiting the Baexpact.org forum to connect with expats. Here are the coworking spaces in Buenos Aires that deserve your attention.
Manawa Coworking Is Our Favorite Place to Cowork in Buenos Aires
Image source: Manawa Coworking Instagram
Manawa Coworking has two locations in Palermo, one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. Metro line D is close, and the neighborhood has several bus stops.
We love that Manawa has lots of natural light, gardens, and fresh air in the office space. The rooftop is perfect for meetings, although this coworking space is fully equipped with conference rooms and private offices.
Nap rooms, showers, a ping pong table, and a spacious outdoor terrace are available for members. Manawa also has a recording studio for podcasts and a projector for presentations.
The staff is friendly, coffee and tea are free, and you can bring your pet. This coworking space organizes regular after-work parties with music, beer, food, workshops, and pitching events. Manawa also rents bikes, and as a member of the coworking space, you get 50% off.
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| High-Speed Internet | 100 megabit fiber |
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| Comfortable Chairs | Yes |
| Standing Desk | Yes |
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| Dedicated Desks | Yes |
| Conference Rooms | Yes |
| Private Offices | Yes |
| Phone booths | Yes |
| Coliving | No |
Urban Station Is Our Least Favorite Place to Cowork in Buenos Aires
Image source: Urban Station Facebook
Urban Station is in the Palermo Hollywood neighborhood, which has many bars and restaurants nearby.
While Urban Station has an attractive interior design, the chairs are rigid and uncomfortable. Installing a travel stand desk improved the working conditions, and we weren’t bothered much by the lack of ergonomic furniture. The room can get loud when crowded, so bring or borrow earphones to help a little when that happens.
This is a great coworking space for meetings and networking, with an on-site café and outdoor terrace. The first hour is free for new members, so you can get a feel of the space and see if it suits you.
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| Pricing | ARS 2,000 per hour |
| High-Speed Internet | 100 megabit fiber |
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| Ergonomics | |
| Comfortable Chairs | No |
| Standing Desk | No |
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| Dedicated Desks | Yes |
| Conference Rooms | Yes |
| Private Offices | Yes |
| Phone booths | No |
| Coliving | No |
8 More of the Best Coworking Spaces in Buenos Aires We Enjoyed:
The capital city is one of the best places to live in Argentina for digital nomads. So, if you plan to cowork in Buenos Aires, you may enjoy our top picks of communal spaces. Each offers fantastic office facilities and amenities each digital nomad craves, from high-speed wifi to ergonomic seating. After hours, some even provide you with much-needed downtime and networking events.
Huerta Coworking in Palermo Hollywood
Image source: Huerta Coworking Instagram
Huerta Coworking is located in Palermo Hollywood, not far from the Carranza metro station and line D, as well as buses 39 and 168. The area is full of places to eat and bars, with a Starbucks just 20 minutes away.
Huerta Coworking has an open space plan to encourage people to meet and work together. The fee includes using a printer, scanner, photocopier, and a fully equipped conference room.
Personal lockers and kitchens are also available, while coffee and water are free. The organic vegetable garden on the roof and artistic paintings make this co-working space stand out from the others.
Doers Coworking in Ramos Mejía
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Doers Coworking is located in Ramos Mejía, almost an hour away from the city center by train. Ramos Mejía is a historic neighborhood and one of the largest commercial districts in Buenos Aires.
This coworking space is full of recreational activities, such as board games, karaoke, darts, arcade games, and a ping pong table. Computers, a photocopier, Chromecast, and a projector are included in the membership fee.
The podcasting room has a green screen, and you can use Doers’ drone and photo studio. They offer complimentary breakfast, coffee, and snacks for all membership plans, even the free one-day passes.
WeWork
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There are a total of four WeWork coworking spaces in Buenos Aires. Each is modern, sleek, and in a buzzing metropolitan area for your convenience.
At WeWork in Buenos Aires, you’ll have a variety of amenities to make your workflow as seamless as possible, from a fully stocked kitchen with free coffee to ‘Mother’s rooms’ for working moms. These spaces also give freelancers their own dedicated desk in a communal coworking space or a private office.
The on-site staff helps things to run smoothly whether you’re planning your own event at the venue or are attending one of theirs. They also assist with preparing meeting rooms, printing, offering office supplies, and IT support.
La Maquinita Co.
Image source La Maquinita Co. on Instagram
La Maquinita Co. offers professional coworking space in six different locations, including sought-after neighborhoods like Villa Crespo, Palermo Soho, and Vicente López.
The space includes private offices, meeting rooms, and hot desks for your convenience. If you get a monthly membership, you can use any of their Argentinian locations for work, including those in Córdoba and Rosario.
The common areas include a kitchen, living room, and chill rooms to help you decompress during lunch breaks or just after work. Some locations even have rooftops and grills for an even better chance of socializing among fellow freelancers and entrepreneurs.
Hit Cowork
Image by Hit Cowork on Instagram
Any of Hit Cowork’s nine coworking spaces would make excellent temporary offices in the city, whether you’re eyeing shared tables with hot desks or a private office and meeting room. Each office is set in a skyscraper with a sleek yet unique style that modern travelers love.
As a member, we had access to high-speed wifi, a dedicated desk, lockers, a gym, and many more perks. Need more variety? Like the spaces for coworking in Palermo, Buenos Aires, the city center office puts you near trendy cafes, restaurants, and bars perfect for after-work sundowners with new connections.
Not entirely sure if Argentina is safe as your coworking base? Hit Cowork also has offices in Chile and Peru to help you stay even more interconnected.
Teamworks Coworking
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Teamworks Coworking stays true to its name as a real community-building haven for a digital nomad in Buenos Aires. Benefits of joining the Teamworks club include restaurant discounts, social events, workshops, and deals on services like optometry and courses.
We liked how we could feel comfortable in the office space with unlimited coffee, a kitchen, and a chill room a few feet from your dedicated desk. The meeting rooms are fully equipped with TVs, microphones, and comfortable seating. It even has a generator as a backup power source.
These coworking spaces often have workshops to keep you sharp with guest speakers like CEOs or big companies like Elizabeth Arden. Of course, they also play hard as they often have after-work celebrations and events right on their rooftop.
AreaTres Workplace
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What sets AreaTres Workplace apart from other coworking spaces is that it’s marked specifically for entrepreneurs and CEOs of startups or tech companies. This comes as no surprise because Beunos Aires is one of the best places to visit in South America for professionals.
Because of this, it is also a wonderful place to connect with like-minded people at the many workshops and networking events hosted weekly. We liked that it’s not all play and no business here. Area Tres also means serious business when it comes to work.
You can choose between a daily pass with a hot desk or a membership. This monthly membership fee allows you to access private office spaces, unlimited coffee, snacks, a ping pong table, and meeting rooms. The terrace offered great shade under the large trees and proved to be the perfect spot to sip our morning coffee.
Usina Cowork
Image by Usina Cowork on Instagram
For the Buenos Aires digital nomad that loves flexibility, we’ve found the place for you. Usina Cowork comes with a range of professional stations for you to complete your work, from a flexi pass to a three-month dedicated desk space.
With your membership you’ll receive high-speed wifi, access to meeting rooms, use of the coffee station, snacks, and storage space. There is also a 45-seat auditorium dedicated to events with TVs, whiteboards, and private bathrooms.
The common spaces are open-plan which we loved as it also includes lots of plants and greenery.
Best Coworking Space Buenos Aires
If you’re still new to the world of travel and work, Buenos Aires is a fantastic place to start. Buenos Aires is the capital of beautiful Argentina, a bubbling hub of trendy areas filled with eateries, cultural attractions, and coworking spaces. So, it’s no surprise that it is many digital nomads’ first stop in the Latin American country.
Our list has some of the best shared offices with a selection of meeting rooms, your own dedicated desk (or a hot desk), and private offices. But no person is an island. So, these spaces also leave room to build community with networking events, parties, and workshops.
If you are a digital nomad looking for more places to make new connections and talk business in Latin America, why not explore the coworking spaces in Santiago?
