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Working from Medellín in July: A guide for digital Nomads

July in Medellín is unique for remote workers: you have to find a balance between getting your work done and not missing out on the city’s atmosphere, which is especially lively this month thanks to the World Cup and the long weekend on the 20th. El Poblado is already well-known among digital nomads for its tranquility, and July doesn’t change that—it just adds a little extra energy.

Why El Poblado is a great place to work

Stable Wi-Fi, cafes with plenty of space to sit for several hours, and enough neighborhood life to keep you from feeling isolated are the three basic ingredients sought by those who work while traveling. El Poblado has them all, and unlike areas more geared toward passing tourists, it maintains a pace that allows you to concentrate without losing the feeling of being in a vibrant city.

How to plan your day in July

The general recommendation is to take advantage of the mornings—which are usually quieter and have more stable weather—for tasks that require more concentration. Julio has World Cup games in the afternoons and evenings, so scheduling important meetings for the morning and enjoying the atmosphere after work usually works better than trying to work with the game playing in the background.

Suite at Café Hotel with a blue sofa and a view of El Poblado, Medellín
Image: Suite Room at Café Hotel

Wi-Fi and a place to work at Café Hotel

The hotel offers high-speed internet in all rooms and common areas, making it ideal for both video calls and long workdays. The garden with its coffee plants is a great option for a change of scenery mid-morning, and for those who prefer a more private setting, each room has a work desk.

What to do when the workday ends

July isn’t a month to stay cooped up after five. With the World Cup atmosphere at Cofy Club, El Poblado buzzing over the 20th Bridge, and plenty of dining options in the area, wrapping up the day with a good meal or a game on TV is just as much a part of the plan as work itself.

Comparing July to other months

If you’re trying to decide when to take your remote work trip to Medellín, this digital nomad guide for June offers a helpful comparison. The main difference is that July brings the excitement of the World Cup and the long weekend, making it livelier but also more in demand in terms of accommodations.

You can explore our rooms, the Cofy Club experience, other experiences at the hotel, or more about Café Hotel. To book directly, reach us through our contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Wi-Fi good enough for work video calls?

Yes, the hotel offers high-speed internet in the guest rooms and common areas, which is suitable for video calls and long days of remote work.

Is July a good time to travel and work from Medellín?

Yes, although it’s a good idea to schedule your work for the mornings, since afternoons and evenings tend to be livelier because of the World Cup and the festive season.

Are there any other places besides the bedroom where I can work?

Yes, the garden with coffee plants is a good way to get a change of scenery during the day.

Looking to experience this tranquility with great coffee?

At Café Hotel, every detail is designed to help you disconnect from the noise and reconnect with yourself. Come and experience tranquility.

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