Coliving gives remote workers a private room, shared spaces, and a ready-made group of neighbors for one monthly price. The better spaces also publish their wifi speeds and give each guest a real desk. This list covers ten spaces across Asia, Europe, Africa, and Latin America, with 2026 prices, minimum stays, and wifi details. Prices change often, so please confirm current rates on each official site before booking.
How these spaces were chosen
Each space is open and taking guests as of November 2026. Each one shows a price, a minimum stay, and some detail on wifi or workspace.
Selina and Roam do not appear. Remote Work Europe reports that Selina became insolvent in July 2024 and that Roam was taking the year off. For help weighing a coliving against other options, see how to choose a coliving space over a hotel or Airbnb.
The 10 best coliving spaces for digital nomads
1. Outsite
Outsite runs a network of coliving houses and sells one membership that works across them.
- Where. Houses across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Outsite lists 40+ locations on its own page, while Coliving.com lists 28, so the exact count depends on the source.
- Price. Membership costs $199 per year or $499 for life. Members can get up to 40% off long stays. Nightly rates in Latin America run from $44 to $77.
One account makes it easier to move between countries without restarting the search each time. Prices sit at the premium end, and some houses close. Tahoe, for example, is no longer available.
Best for. Nomads who change countries each month or two and want a familiar setup in each one.
2. Nomadico
Nomadico runs 23 small coliving homes in places such as Hiriketiya, Madeira, Tarifa, and Medellín.
- Where. The Hiriketiya villa in Sri Lanka has seven rooms with a desk in each. A community manager lives on site. The Medellín home sits in a city with several distinct neighborhoods, covered in the Medellín digital nomad guide.
- Price. Hiriketiya starts at €490 per four weeks for a shared room and €750 for a private room in season. Homes in Europe list monthly rates from €638 to €980.
- Minimum stay. One week in Hiriketiya, and most guests stay two to four weeks.
- Wifi. The upper floor workspace in Hiriketiya runs on fiber with backup power.
Small houses make it easy to meet everyone, and about 80% of Hiriketiya guests travel solo. Some homes are seasonal. The Medellín page also lists prices in both euros and dollars, so please check the currency at checkout.
Best for. Solo travelers who prefer a small house in a smaller town to a large city building.
3. Outpost Ubud
Outpost runs two houses in Ubud, Bali. Nyuh Kuning sits by the Monkey Forest, and Penestanan sits in the rice terrace lanes.
- Price. The Colive+ plan for 28 days costs $849 in Nyuh Kuning and $1,149 in Penestanan, before 15% tax and service. After that charge, the totals are about $976 and $1,321.
- Minimum stay. 28 days.
- Wifi. Dual 200 Mb/s lines in both houses.
- Coworking. Residents get 24/7 access to Outpost’s coworking spaces across Bali at no extra cost.
A fixed price, fast lines, and coworking in one package keep the first week of setup short. The 15% added at checkout raises the monthly cost by about $127 to $172. The Canggu location has closed, and Ubud sits about 90 minutes from the airport. The Canggu vs Ubud vs Seminyak guide explains how the areas differ.
Best for. People spending a first month in Bali who want fast wifi and an events calendar already running.
4. Hub Hoi An Coliving
Hub Hoi An Coliving is a villa with a pool. It sits about 900 meters through the rice fields from the Hub coworking space.
- Where. Hoi An, Vietnam, about five minutes by bike from the old town. The Hoi An digital nomad guide covers the town in more detail.
- Price. Introductory prices for Classic Rooms are $349 per week or $789 per month for one person. A three-month stay lowers the rate to $679 per month.
- Included. Coworking membership and airport pickup come with each stay.
- Rooms. Six standard ensuite rooms with desks and balconies, plus two small dorms.
Residents form the core of the Hub community, so new arrivals tend to meet people in the first week. Cancellation terms are strict. Cancelling more than 30 days ahead earns a 70% refund, and cancelling later may earn nothing.
Best for. Nomads who want community and coworking in a smaller, slower town.
5. Alt_ Coliving, Chiang Mai
Alt_ has two locations in Chiang Mai. One sits beside the Old City west gate with 27 ensuite rooms, and the other sits on the Ping River.
- Where. The airport is about ten minutes away. The Chiang Mai digital nomad guide lists nearby cafes and coworking spaces.
- Minimum stay. Six nights.
- Price. Rates sit in the booking engine and fall with stay length. Discounts are 20% at nine nights, 35% at 19 nights, and 50% at 29 nights.
- Community. A 24/7 coworking space with phone booths, weekly yoga, ice baths, and a residents’ group chat that opens before arrival.
Discounts grow with stay length, so a month costs far less per night than a week. A third-party guide estimates roughly €500 to €900 per month, which is a rough range. The booking engine gives the exact figure for a chosen date.
Best for. Nomads who want a purpose-built community in one of the most established nomad cities.
6. Borderless House, Taipei
Borderless House runs 16 share houses in Taipei. Each house aims for half Taiwanese residents and half foreigners.
- Where. Houses near MRT stations in Ximen, Da’an, Shilin, Gongguan, and other areas. Each house holds 6 to 14 people. The Taipei digital nomad guide covers wifi speeds and coworking options.
- Price. Shared rooms start around €320 per month, and private rooms run €420 to €440. Utilities add NT$800 to NT$1,200.
- Minimum stay. One month, with a flexible 30-day notice.
- Community. The Borderless Mates program runs hikes, day trips, and language exchanges.
Half the housemates are local, which means easy tips on food and transit. The houses have no dedicated coworking, so work happens in common rooms or cafes.
Best for. Nomads who want to live with locals as well as other travelers.
7. Sun and Co, Jávea
Sun and Co is a single 19th-century house in the old town of Jávea, Spain. It has operated since 2015.
- Price. Private rooms start from €40 per day and shared rooms from €23. Coliving.com shows monthly prices from $931 to $2,752.
- Wifi. Listings describe high-speed internet, a meeting room, and a private call room.
- Community. Weekly professional and social events. An industry review notes awards for best community coliving in 2021 and best for digital nomads in 2022.
One house means the same faces each week, which helps friendships form quickly. Sources differ on size, with one listing 14 beds and another saying up to 15 people. Non-EU citizens who stay longer may need a visa, as the Spain digital nomad visa guide explains.
Best for. Freelancers who want a small, social house on the Spanish coast.
8. SunDesk, Taghazout
SunDesk is a coliving house in Taghazout, a surf town on Morocco’s Atlantic coast.
- Price. Listings start from $950 per month. A third-party guide shows nightly rates of €43.50. They fall to €35.50 for a month and €33.50 for two months.
- Wifi. 200/20 Mbps.
- Minimum stay. A Coliving.com listing shows ten nights.
- Rooms. The same listing shows 10 private rooms and 2 dorm beds.
Surf in the morning and a fast connection in the afternoon make a simple routine. The monthly and nightly figures do not line up exactly, so a direct quote is worth requesting. For other options built around waves, see surf and work camps for remote workers.
Best for. Remote workers who surf or want to learn, and who prefer a small house.
9. AfricaNomads, Nairobi
AfricaNomads runs community-based coliving stays in Nairobi, including a house in the Westlands district.
- Where. Westlands, a nightlife and business district. The Nairobi digital nomad guide covers neighborhoods and the remote work permit.
- Price. Westlands stays run $58 to $82 per night, depending on room type and length of stay. Nomad Stays lists weekly stays from $486.
- Format. Programs run on fixed dates, so guests arrive as a group.
- Wifi. Nomad Stays tested 14 Mbps in October 2025, while a facilities listing says over 50 Mbps.
The two wifi numbers disagree, so a speed test before booking is a good idea. The guide on finding reliable wifi speed before booking a stay shows how. A full month at the nightly rates would come to about $1,740 to $2,460 before any discount.
Best for. Nomads who want a first base in East Africa and like a shared start date.
10. Co404
Co404 runs coliving and coworking houses in Oaxaca, San Cristóbal, and Medellín, with about 30 guests per location.
- Where. Mexico and Colombia. The Oaxaca City digital nomad guide covers costs and internet in the first city.
- Price. The site states 50% off for stays over 28 nights. Prices otherwise differ across sources, so please check the current rate.
- Community. The site promises shared meals and a slow travel pace.
About 30 guests is large enough for variety and small enough to learn everyone’s name. Inconsistent prices make budgeting hard until a quote arrives.
Best for. Nomads who want Mexico or Colombia with shared meals and built-in coworking.
Choosing between these ten
Prices, minimum stays, and availability change often. Please confirm the details on each official site before booking. A good first step is to match the stay length to the minimum, then check wifi speed and workspace. City guides, visa walkthroughs, and packing lists to go with a coliving stay are available across FlyBibe.