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10 Best Coliving Coworking in Romania + Hostels, Hotels & Airbnbs

When you’ve had your fill of the usual iconic European cities, it’s probably time to embrace the charm and history of Romania for your next working holiday. 

Perhaps you’ve already visited some of the best places to live in the Balkans, but if not, then now is the time. Romania is a special country filled to the brim with interesting architecture and attractions that will “wow” you. 

It’s also the perfect offbeat choice for digital nomads and freelancers to visit while touring the world, as this is where Eastern Europe meets Western Europe. Take a look at some of the best coliving and coworking places in Romania.  

10 Best Coworking & Coliving Spaces in Romania

Vine 21 — Best Coworking Space

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  • Price: ~$642 – $735 per  month
  • Location: Uranus, Bucharest
  • Features: Communal kitchen, shared bathrooms, balconies, outside terrace, work-friendly coffee shop, fast Wi-Fi, barbecue facilities, air-conditioning
  • Room Types: Private room
  • Organized Activities: Climbing, game nights, movie nights, music/art studio, parties, walking tours, community meals
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Hostelworld.com (5 out of 5 – 36 reviews), Google (5 out of 5 – 47 reviews)

With 12 rooms up for grabs, this spot may be smaller in scale compared to other spaces but its community is rich in digital nomads, freelancers, and students. Every private room has a workspace, though the dedicated communal workspace is peaceful and the residents are friendly. 

The private rooms are minimalistic and colorful, and the specialty coffee is especially good. When you aren’t in the work zone, you can relax with some table tennis or a walking tour. Public transport is nearby, and the location is quite central making it easy to get around.  

What we liked: Great environment to meet like-minded people from around the world. It’s a quiet space to work, and the activities take the experience to the next level. 

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First Hostel — Best Modern Luxury Hostel 

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  • Price: ~$51 – $150 for 4 nights
  • Location: Sector 4, Bucharest
  • Features: Free Wi-Fi, communal lounge, garden, free parking, bikes, proximity to public transport, self-check-in
  • Room Types: Double room, dormitory
  • Organized Activities: None
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Facebook (4.9 out of 5 – 77 reviews), Google (4.3 out of 5 – 335 reviews)

With modern and playful decor, these colorful rooms make a bright and fun space to work at in private. The communal work area is also quiet and perfect for casual working hours. Situated close to Patriarchal Cathedral and Carol Park, there’s plenty to see nearby in your downtime. 

The private rooms are comfortable with air-conditioning, and the nearest metro is a 5 minute walk away. They also have bikes for you to use if you prefer to cycle. The minimum stay is 4 nights, but longer stays are welcome. 

What we liked: An ultra-modern oasis conveniently located with a great workspace, this hostel is the best of both worlds. 

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Rolling Stone Hostel — Best Hosts

  • Price: ~$128 for 4 nights
  • Location: Schei, Brasov
  • Features: Free Wi-Fi, communal kitchen, housekeeping (including laundry), rent-a-car service, furnished rooms, communal lounge, garden, free parking
  • Room Types: Double room, twin room, dormitory
  • Organized Activities: Barbecue nights, pub crawls, day trips
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Facebook (4.4 out of 5 – 28 reviews), Google (3.8 out of 5 – 189 reviews)

In the heart of the Old Town, this chic hostel has large communal spaces perfect for a relaxed working environment. The common lounge has plenty of board games and a TV for entertainment when you’re not out sightseeing.

The neighborhood is quiet, and the hosts are impeccable, with near-perfect English and great recommendations for places to visit in the area. Blacksmiths’ Bastion is close at hand, as is Saint Nicholas Church for sightseers. The minimum stay is 4 nights.      

What we liked: It’s a cozy space in a central location with excellent hosts. What’s not to love? 

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B13 Hostel — Best Location for Nightlife

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  • Price: ~$45 – $167 for 4 nights
  • Location: Sibiu, Romania
  • Features: Free fast Wi-Fi, on-site restaurant, proximity to nightlife, communal kitchen, communal lounge, meeting space, private kitchenettes, air-conditioning
  • Room Types: Double room, dormitory
  • Organized Activities: None
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Facebook (5 out of 5 – 28 reviews), Google (4.5 out of 5 – 353 reviews)

The dorms are minimalist and comfortable, and the shared lounge and workspace are contemporary and generously spacious to meet all your work-related needs. There’s even a computer on-site if your laptop is charging. 

After hours the area transforms into one of the hottest spots for nightlife and pub crawling, perfect for the party-loving digital nomad. Pop downstairs to Harley Burger Bar 2.0 for American-style fare after your night out, or visit one of the many restaurants in the area. The minimum stay is 4 nights. 

What we liked: This hostel is right in the center of a nightlife hotspot, making it the ideal location for party-lovers.

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Sleep Inn Hostel — Best Budget Hostel

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  • Price: ~$50 – $150 for 4 nights
  • Location: Sector 3, Bucharest
  • Features: Communal kitchen, communal lounge, free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, proximity to attractions, private kitchen
  • Room Types: Double room, dormitory
  • Organized Activities: None
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Facebook (4.8 out of 5 – 25 reviews), Google (4.4 out of 5 – 313 reviews)

The cleanliness of this hostel is next level. Every bright and modern room is fitted with a desk, perfect for getting some work done in private if you don’t fancy sitting in the lounge. Warm showers and comfy beds make for a cozy experience, and the peaceful location is perfect for digital nomads.

Each room comes with a private kitchenette, and some have a balcony or city view. A few minutes’ walk away is the center of Old Town with many attractions at hand, so you can spend your downtime exploring the city with ease.  

What we liked: Centrally located hostel with spacious rooms. 

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Hostel JAZ 

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  • Price: ~$158 – $216 for 4 nights
  • Location: Sector 2, Bucharest
  • Features: Communal lounge, air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, terrace, garden, pets allowed, breakfast, flatscreen TVs, furnished rooms 
  • Room Types: Double room, triple room, family room
  • Organized Activities: Happy hour
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Booking.com (4.5 out of 5 – 311 reviews), Google (4.7 out of 5 – 79 reviews)

The interior design is charming with an Eastern theme, and the furnishings are simple and comfortable. Some of the rooms offer balconies, and all have private bathrooms and air-conditioning. Rooms come with desks to pop your laptop on and get in some work hours if you don’t fancy the communal lounge. 

A couple of the rooms have minibars for your personal use, though there are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby to keep you entertained. It’s also not far from public transport, which is a plus for the working traveler. 

What we liked: Well-located near attractions and public transport.

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RomPromo Plus Accommodation

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  • Price: ~$190 – $223 for 4 nights
  • Location: Bucharest
  • Features: Free Wi-Fi, bar, airport shuttle, proximity to attractions, fully furnished apartments, communal lounge, private kitchens in some rooms
  • Room Types: Studio, apartment
  • Organized Activities: None
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Hostelworld.com (4.9 out of 5 – 5 reviews), Google (4.2 out of 5 – 49 reviews)

In Downtown Bucharest near Revolution Square sits this hostel, only minutes away from several shops, museums, restaurants, and bars. All apartments offer LED TVs, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. Some even sport city views. 

The larger rooms have workspaces where you can get your hours in when you aren’t sightseeing the local attractions. Otherwise, there’s a spot in the communal lounge where you can pitch your laptop and enjoy the casual work environment. A minimum stay is 4 nights.

What we liked: It’s the perfect location for the tourist on the go with plenty of attractions nearby.

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5 Stars High Hostel 

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  • Price: ~$167 – $239
  • Location: Sector 1, Bucharest
  • Features: Free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, bar, garden, continental breakfast, private bathrooms, room service, proximity to attractions, free parking
  • Room Types: Double room, twin room, single room
  • Organized Activities: None
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Booking.com (4.3 out of 5 – 130 reviews), Google (4.2 out of 5 – 6 reviews)

Decorated in warm tones, this hostel is perfect for the digital nomad seeking a bit of privacy. All rooms are equipped with desks for working when you need to clock in your hours. Otherwise, you can set up in the supremely comfortable communal lounge and order something from the bar when work hours are over. 

Private bathrooms are also a bonus, as is the optional breakfast at an extra $8. With a bus stop only minutes away, public transport isn’t an issue. But many attractions are within easy walking distance, perfect for when you want to take a quick break from work and see the sights around the city. 

What we liked: The plushness and comfort of this hostel are fantastic.

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Hostel Tripoli Palace 

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  • Price: ~$141 – $266 for 4 nights
  • Location: Sector 3, Bucharest
  • Features: Free Wi-Fi, Lebanese restaurant, minibars in all rooms, airport shuttle, bar, breakfast, cable TV, room service, free parking
  • Room Types: Double room, twin room, single room
  • Organized Activities: None
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Facebook (3.9 out of 5 – 198 reviews), Google (3.4 out of 5 – 246 reviews)

Situated in a largely residential area, this hostel has spacious rooms that come with flatscreen TVs and private bathrooms. Most rooms have a desk or sitting area to work at, and all have a minibar. There’s an outdoor terrace if you fancy working in the warm sun. 

Only 10 minutes away from the center of Bucharest, it’s well-located. A bus stop is a few minutes away, giving you easy access to attractions during your downtime. A delicious breakfast is available for an extra $4, and the on-site Lebanese restaurant promises delicious cuisine. 

What we liked: The spacious rooms are amazing and the delightful terrace is perfect for working outside.

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Hostel La Galan 

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  • Price: ~$111 – $185 for 4 nights
  • Location: Rădăuți, Romania
  • Features: Free Wi-Fi, table tennis, flatscreen TVs, private bathrooms, full English breakfast, bar, communal dining area, communal lounge
  • Room Types: Double room, twin room, triple room
  • Organized Activities: None
  • Other Locations: None
  • Ratings: Booking.com (4.3 out of 5 – 139 reviews), Google (4 out of 5 – 131 reviews)

Situated in the historical Bukovina region in northeast Romania, this hostel is located relatively far from Bucharest. Nonetheless, it has some beautiful historical attractions to offer the sightseer. The rooms are quaint and cozy, and there are plenty of areas to choose from to set up your remote work for the day. 

Take in a game of table tennis with fellow travelers while you relax in the evenings, and spend your day off exploring the local monasteries. The hosts speak English and Italian as well as Romanian, and the staff are happy to offer advice on visiting the area. 

What we liked: The diversity of Bukovina’s historical attractions are a delight to the digital nomad seeking an authentic Romanian country experience. 

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Stay at the Best Coworking Space in Romania

Romania certainly isn’t all peasants and potatoes. Whether you choose to stay in the heart of Bucharest or in the remote regions of Romania, there’s no doubt that you’ll be blown away by your experience there. An experience made all the better by staying in a coliving and coworking facility so you can pay the bills for your working vacation. 

Looking for other travel ideas for your next working destination? Take a look at some of the best places to live in Eastern Europe and pick one of these incredible places. 

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