Question 1

How much does a coworking desk at The Pool Workplace cost in Mexico City?

Accepted Answer

Desks at The Pool Workplace average MXN 4,500 per desk per month across the 25 spaces listed in Mexico, all of which are coworking desks.

That is an average rather than a starting price, and rates vary by building, by how many desks you take and by the length of term. Enquire on a listing and the operator confirms the current price for the desks you want.

Question 2

Where are The Pool Workplace locations in Mexico City?

Accepted Answer

The Pool Workplace has five buildings listed in Mexico, all of them in Mexico City.

The Pool's own site names sites at Insurgentes, Interlomas, Bosques, Napoles and Polanco. Each listing shows the building it sits in, so open the listing for the address before arranging a visit. Every listed building is furnished, air conditioned and records 24/7 access.

Question 3

What kind of workspace can I book at The Pool Workplace?

Accepted Answer

All 25 spaces listed for The Pool Workplace in Mexico are coworking desks, so shared desk space is what is available here.

The Pool's own site also describes private offices, virtual office and fiscal address services at its centres, which are arranged directly with the operator. Enquire on a desk listing and the operator confirms what else it can provide at that building.

Question 4

Does The Pool Workplace offer private offices in Mexico City?

Accepted Answer

The Pool's own site says private offices are offered alongside coworking at its Mexico City centres, but only coworking desks are listed here.

If you need an enclosed office, enquire on one of the 25 desk listings and the operator confirms whether a private office exists at that building, what it costs and on what term. Availability changes from building to building.

Question 5

Can I use The Pool Workplace as a business or fiscal address?

Accepted Answer

The Pool's own site advertises a virtual office and a domicilio fiscal service at its Mexico City locations, so a business address is arranged with the operator rather than booked as a listing.

Mail handling and reception services are recorded at all five listed buildings. Confirm the tax registration requirements with SAT and ask the operator which supporting documents it can supply.

Question 6

Does The Pool Workplace have meeting rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Meeting rooms are recorded at all five The Pool Workplace buildings in Mexico, and at each one a room is booked at a charge rather than included in the desk price.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; The Pool arranges them at the centre. Its site says rooms include furniture, a projector, a whiteboard, markers and high-speed internet.

Question 7

What is included with a desk at The Pool Workplace?

Accepted Answer

Every The Pool Workplace building in Mexico records 24/7 access, a kitchen, reception services, mail handling, printing facilities, a business lounge and disabled access, and all listed space is furnished and air conditioned.

Meeting rooms are charged separately. Ask the operator to confirm in writing what your monthly rate covers, since inclusions can differ between the five buildings and between plans.

Question 8

How long do I have to commit for at The Pool Workplace?

Accepted Answer

Terms for desks at The Pool Workplace in Mexico run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, and the rate per desk normally improves on longer commitments.

Deposits, notice periods and renewal conditions are set by the operator and vary by building and plan. Enquire on the listing you want and the operator confirms the term options and the paperwork involved.

Question 9

How do I arrange a tour of The Pool Workplace?

Accepted Answer

Enquire on The Pool Workplace listing you are interested in and the operator arranges a tour of that building in Mexico City, usually within a few working days.

Mention how many desks you need, when you want to start and how long a term you have in mind. Because all five listed buildings sit in Mexico City, seeing more than one in a day is practical.

Question 10

What happens at the end of a term with The Pool Workplace?

Accepted Answer

At the end of a term with The Pool Workplace in Mexico you can normally renew, move to another of its buildings or give notice and leave, depending on what your agreement says.

Notice periods and any renewal increase are set by the operator, so ask for them in writing before you sign. If your team has grown, enquire again and the operator confirms what it can arrange.