CoClub guide
What is coliving?
Coliving is a way of traveling and living where you rent a private (or shared) room inside a house full of other remote workers, creatives and nomads, and you share the kitchen, the workspace, and the social life. I'm the founder of CoClub and I've personally lived in 8 different colivings across Europe over the past two years — this is the honest version.
Coliving vs. hostel vs. Airbnb
A hostel is built for short stays and partying. An Airbnb is built for privacy and isolation. A coliving sits in the middle — long enough stays that people actually become friends (most colivings have a 1–4 week minimum), with curated community events, a real workspace, and usually a vetted crowd of remote workers and entrepreneurs. You get the practical setup of a home with the social density of a hostel.
Who coliving is for
Entrepreneurs, creators, freelancers, founders, remote employees, sabbatical takers, and people in life transitions who want to do their best work alongside like-minded professionals. Every coliving has a slightly different character — some are focused on deep work, some blend movement and wellbeing, some are family-friendly, some are more social. Picking the right one matters more than picking the cheapest one.
What's usually included
Private room (or shared), fast WiFi (this is non-negotiable), coworking space, fully equipped kitchen, weekly community events, sometimes coffee/tea/spices as basics. Food groceries are usually not included — you cook or eat out. Cleaning of common spaces is included; cleaning your own room varies.
How much does coliving cost
Anywhere from €600/month in Eastern Europe or Southeast Asia to €2500+/month in the Alps or major Western European cities. CoClub members book across our whole network with credits, so the price-per-night drops significantly compared to booking each one direct.
Frequently asked questions
Is coliving the same as a coworking space?
No — coworking is workspace only. Coliving is workspace plus the house you sleep in, plus the people you cook dinner with.
How long do people stay?
Most colivings have a 1–4 week minimum. Many guests stay 1–3 months. Some stay 6+ months and become unofficial residents.
Will I have privacy?
Yes — every coliving on CoClub offers private rooms (and some offer shared dorm-style for cheaper). Common areas are shared, your bedroom is yours.
Ready to try a coliving?
CoClub gives you one credit wallet across a curated network of trusted colivings. Browse spaces, pick your dates, book with credits.