Great place，fast internet ，AC is cool enough，service is so so. Terrible Iced Americano , Over roasted coffee beans，Like drinking glass of charcoal，and this is the only beans they use，not a place for black coffee.

This is the perfect place for a light meal, cool beverage or a cup of hot coffee. I opted for the fresh fruit with yogurt and hone and an iced Green Tea. For that hot afternoon while l waited for my client to arrive for a meeting. Prices are in line with that area near the north hotel zone, but higher than those just east of the popular visitor area. The Cafe offers a very nice patio area which is furnished with cushioned chairs and very spacious. The service was efficient and friendly, the business kept immaculately clean. Street parking only, bus service along Francisco Medina frequent and easy to reach this business. Wifi us free to diners with a code and restrooms also available. I didn't see any high chairs fir kids and forgot to ask. This is the perfect spot for a business meeting and the location plays into that decision.

This is my go-to spot when internet or power is out. I came in 2 days after hurricane Lida in hopes of renting an office space or conference room. Couldn't call first as power was out. While asking for my options another customer made a snarky comment about foreigners. All the Natureza employees behind the counter laughed along with her. So I left and rented a hotel for the day. Coworking spaces are typical welcoming to all...while the staff didn't make the comment they laughed along with thier other customer. Unprofessional..

Nice co-working space. Good internet, has AC, some natural lighting, and a cafe right below. Around $30 US for the week and $10 for the day.

Everyone was very loud in the coworking, barely could have a call even with the headphones on. Besides, one could hear the drill sound every 5 minutes. Half of the sockets do not work. They have short-term reservations which is a plus if you need just, for instance, 3 hours of work time, but not a fully reserved week.

El lugar es agradable y las chicas del coworking también. Pero los meseros del café son algo antipáticos. También te dan un folio para tener Internet solo por 2hrs, no consumes y no tienes Internet. No es un lugar para quedarte un día de trabajo. Solo unas horas

Pésimo que a todo le quieren lucrar. Mi esposa pagó 4 o 5 horas y les consumió productos. Llegué por ella y quería pasar a esperarla 15 minutos y no me dejaron pasar sino pagaba yo también por entrar. Con el calor tan fuerte que hay en Vallarta, además que no tienen lugar de estacionamiento y estar afuera. Ni siquiera cuenta con sombra afuera para estar esperando. Son poco empáticos. Pésimo servicio, la verdad decepcionado de que a todo le ven pesos en la cara.

I've been here everyday for a few weeks now, and I really like it! Upstairs (which you pay 195 pesos / day for, or other rates for longer stays) is very well suited for focused tasks and the AC helps on hot days. Internet is superb and the staff is amazingly friendly and attentive. Great, quiet, place for some work. Also thumbs up for the opening hours (8am-22pm) which allows you to work whatever time suits you. Also great coffee!

While waiting for Internet to be installed at my new place, I would come here and eat, have coffee, and use the internet during the day for the better part of a month. The staff was always accommodating and gracious. The space was clean and there were plenty of outlets. The Internet was fast running between 15Mb and 40Mb on a given day. With a pair of headphones the space is very distraction free. Regarding the food: The salad portions are more filling than the sandwiches. I found the Panninis to be a bit soggy, but still delicious. The tuna sandwich especially was often very moist to the point the bread was dissolving. Still they're all delicious. Overall the food is tasty, the portions are large. The drinks -- Coffees are great. I had a latte most days (with the animal crackers on the side) -- the humidity of the sea-side air doesn't leave the crunch to the crackers I was used to in a more Northern climate, but it was still nice to have a cookie with the coffee. Kiwi Gin was a favorite later in the day -- very delicious and filled with an entire kiwi (or more.) Lemonade with Mineral water is good as well but a little on the sweet side. The Mint Verde (I don't remember the name) drink is also good and very hardy -- full of blended greens. Now that I have Internet in my home office, I stop by less frequently but this is my go to place when I want to meet with a customer. Consistent reliable staff, facilities, and Internet -- with a great central location -- make this an excellent choice to leave a good impression with clients.

An ideal space to remote work: good food, coffee, internet and proper furniture, all at reasonable prices.

A good coworking space that came in handy when my power went out at my condo. $10 for the whole day and came with complimentary tea or coffee and a few cookies. Overall it helped with what I needed which was strong wifi for my zoom calls and a quiet area

Is a good place for meeting and any internet work

There are no quiet places to take a phone call here. The AC was too cold. And in the upstairs they have a machine spraying a weird scent that was making me sick. I see previous reviews say a day pass include coffee or tea, but I was not offered this! I would not come back here. (I did tell staff about these issues, and they told me to work downstairs or outside)

The internet speed is good enough for video conferencing. I rented a conference room for a couple hours for an important call. There is also a large room where people can use the internet quietly. And if you're eating in the cafe, you can use the internet for up to 2 hours. The outdoor patio is really nice but people smoke outside so if you're allergic to smoke or it triggers migraine for you it's not ideal. You can bring your dog if you're outside too! The conference rooms have VERY thin walls so you can hear everything in the next room and they can hear you so don't expect any privacy. The food and coffee are excellent and the service is also excellent. I highly recommend to anyone who needs an office space away from home.

Nice, affordable place with a strong internet connection. I had a 5 hour job interview session on Zoom, and the never had any issues. They charge 600 pesos/day for a private office. The walls are thin, so if there is someone in the room next to you, it can be a little loud, but otherwise it's a great space. Highly recommend for anyone trying to do some work in the area.

Lots of outlets. Wifi code works for 2 hours. Great prices.

Delicious, comfortable, and close to hardware shops.

Excelente. Aceptan tarjeta.

Chai latte riquísimo ❤️

Food is good, coffee is great. Internet is fast - 70mbps up in the private area and 40mbps downstairs in the lounge. Many people taking video/audio calls from the lounge. Upstairs is a little stuffy, but its a nice spot to get work done.

Excellent coffee. Friendly helpful service. Comfortable atmosphere. Great opportunity to use the wifi. Thanks. See you there.

Great customer service. Exquisite coffee.

Nice space, but rather small, some power outlets don't work, plus ladies room in poorly equipped

Great Air Con upscale atmosphere..great food and coffee..Easy to find location on the south end of the hotel zone

Probably the best and pretty much only good co-working space in Puerto Vallarta. Café is not bad, Internet is reliable and fast, and well enough space.

Didn't pay the 195pesos to work there for the day, but did sit in the cafe and so some online tasks for a few hours. Space is very modern and nice and great for wifi usage or going to meet up with a friend. I ordered a coffee and smoothie and both were really good. WiFi was great, I'll be back again

Perfect setup to get some work done. Internet is fast and reliable. The food and drinks are also good.

The cafe is nice to drink or eat something but the cowork side of it is very bad. I’ve never experienced a cowork where coffee/tea/water was not included in the price. There wasn’t a kitchen or fridge to use either. The internet did not work on my phone meaning I had to use my data. The space as well is small. Fortunately we just used a free day pass but I cannot imagine people pay the high fee to work here, when you even have to pay for your coffee. You might as well work in the cafeteria for free and order a coffee.

The drinks are good, although they have very few food options (paninis, bagels and salads) they are delicious. It is a very relaxed environment for both the café and coworking area. The major downside to the coworking option is connecting to the wifi. Although the signal is great (approx 60 mbps) once connected, it's an open red that you use a code for every time on the browser and I've already had trouble with it the 3 days that I've been here. Other than providing the voucher code, there isn't anyone to help troubleshoot when the wispernet wifi page will not open to enter the code and connect. This is a deal breaker if wifi is a must at a specific time of day each day. If this isn't a deal breaker, the cowork space is great. It has AC, comfortable seating areas and includes a complimentary tea, coffee or water each day that you are here.