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About StayWork CDMX Roma Norte + Narvarte

Small on purpose, close to every stay.

StayWork is run directly by Daniel and Analí. Before booking, during arrival, and through the stay, the conversation stays close to the people who know the apartment and the neighborhood.

We are not trying to cover the whole city. We would rather operate a few apartments we know well, in areas where we can explain the real rhythm of a normal week.

Operating rhythm

Before payment
Clarify fit
On arrival
Clear context
During the month
Same answer
StayWork living room with remote-work desk in Mexico City
StayWork dedicated desk with monitor for remote work

Operated with context

The stay is not separate from the neighborhood, arrival, or work routine. That is the reason to keep the portfolio small.

StayWork equipped kitchen for monthly stays
Mexico City urban view from a StayWork stay

The Short Story

Most of the important questions do not show up in the photos.

At first, the work was simple hosting: answer messages, prepare arrivals, and learn what made a stay comfortable beyond a weekend. The same questions kept coming back before every serious booking.

Could the Wi-Fi hold calls? Was the desk real? Would the street be quiet enough to sleep? Who would answer if a flight changed? Those questions ended up defining StayWork.

Daniel handles fit: neighborhood rhythm, booking route, expectations, and whether Roma Norte or Narvarte makes more sense for the routine. Analí handles the physical stay: arrival, apartment details, building rhythm, and the small things that make a month feel stable.

01 / Real question

Dates, work, noise, invoicing, hospitals, or daily routine.

02 / Neighborhood fit

Roma Norte when you want energy; Narvarte when you want a more residential base.

03 / Booking route

Direct checkout when it is clear; conversation when the stay needs context.

What We Check

Before recommending a stay, we look at the whole routine.

Host note

A monthly stay breaks when it is chosen only from the photo. The better question is how that unit lives on a normal Tuesday.

01

Real work

Internet, desk, chair, calls, and whether the space supports several workdays in a row.

02

Neighborhood rhythm

How walkable, social, quiet, or residential a normal week will feel.

03

Arrival and support

Check-in, flight changes, invoicing, building rules, and who answers when something changes.

Where We Host

Roma Norte and Narvarte solve different kinds of months.

StayWork Roma Norte living room set up for remote work

More walkable, social, and cafe-first.

Roma Norte

Roma Norte works when you want cafes, walkability, restaurants, and an area that actively shapes the stay.

View Roma Norte
Narvarte two-bedroom apartment for monthly stays

More residential, practical, and quiet.

Narvarte

Narvarte works when space, residential rhythm, quieter nights, and practical routes matter more.

View Narvarte

Team

Who is behind the answer.

A small team does not mean less capability. It means fewer handoffs and more memory around each stay.

Daniel Angel Fidel

Host & co-founder

Daniel Angel Fidel

Host and co-founder of StayWork CDMX and an Airbnb Superhost. Close to five years hosting in Mexico City, with 307+ guest reviews and a 4.65-star average across Roma Norte and Narvarte. Editor and lead writer at Rincones Mexicanos, where he covers digital nomad life, furnished rentals, and Mexico City neighborhoods based on direct experience.

Analí Chavez

Co-founder & operations

Analí Chavez

Co-founder of StayWork CDMX and co-editor at Rincones Mexicanos. Mexican architect with professional experience in design and hospitality. Leads guest operations and property management across units in Roma Norte and Narvarte, with a focus on the practical details that make a stay work day to day.

Next Step

Tell us the stay before choosing the channel.

The assistant helps decide whether to book direct, check availability, or ask about a specific unit.