Leveli runs colivings and hostels in Guadalajara and Oaxaca, Mexico, with private rooms, capsule dorms, coworking and a cafe. Rates start around 29 dollars a night. It organises salsa nights, tequila and mezcal tours, cooking classes and city walks, and offers volunteering positions.
Leveli: coliving and hostels in Guadalajara and Oaxaca
Leveli operates in two Mexican cities, Guadalajara and Oaxaca, sitting between a hostel and a coliving. Private rooms and capsule dorms, coworking space, a cafe, and a heavy programme of tours and social events.
What Leveli Does
- Two cities under one brand. Guadalajara and Oaxaca, so a longer Mexican trip can use one operator.
- Private rooms and capsule dorms. From around 29 dollars a night, which keeps the entry price low.
- Coworking and public spaces. Plus Cafe 1639 at the Guadalajara property.
- A full tour programme. Tequila tours, Chapala and Ajijic trips, mezcal tastings, Oaxacan cooking classes, Monte Alban and Hierve el Agua.
- Volunteering opportunities. A route to a cheaper or free stay in exchange for work.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Guadalajara and Oaxaca are two of the best cities in Mexico and quite different from each other. Guadalajara is a big working city with a tech industry, mariachi and tequila country nearby. Oaxaca is smaller, slower and the country's food capital, with mezcal and mountains around it.
The tour programme is worth more than it sounds. Both cities have their best experiences an hour or two outside them, and arranging those independently takes time you might rather spend working.
At 29 dollars a night this sits at the cheap end, with capsule dorms bringing it lower still. The 4.5 rating across 157 reviews is solid rather than exceptional, which is normal for hostel-style properties with high turnover.
Pricing
From around 29 US dollars a night across room types, in Guadalajara and Oaxaca. Volunteering positions available.
Two very good Mexican cities, with the day trips already organised.