If you love Romania’s stunning scenery and charm, then Bucharest is the perfect place for you.
There are plenty of options for you to choose from when it comes to coliving and coworking in Romania. The country is filled with incredible architecture, history, and lively culture that you will love.
So, if you are looking for some coliving spaces in the heart of Romania itself, then read on. Discover some of Bucharest’s best coliving hotspots with something to offer anyone, from digital nomads to dynamic duos or even party animals.
10 Best Coliving Spaces in Bucharest
Hotel Herastrau — Best Luxury Coliving Hotel
- Price: ~ $55 to $200 per night
- Location: Sector 1, Bucharest
- Features: Free Wi-Fi, facilities for disabled guests, room service, free parking, terrace, bar, business facilities, airport shuttle, restaurant
- Room Types: Twin single bedrooms, double bedrooms
- Organized Activities: Bike and walking tours, live sports and music events, themed dinners, bicycle rental
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (4.4 out of 5 – 531 reviews), Google (4.2 out of 5 – 135 reviews)
Hotel Herastrau is situated in Herastrau park and overlooks the beautiful lake beside it. This hotel’s modern and minimal interior and location provide a real sense of luxury and comfort. The higher price point is certainly worth considering all that’s included.
Rooms include private bathrooms and kitchens, fullscreen televisions, garden views, and soundproofing to enjoy your stay in peace and quiet.
At this hotel, you will have access to an in-house restaurant, bar, and a shared lounge, where you can get to know other occupants. This hotel is also close to the Arcul de Triumf in Bucharest, so you have easy access to one of the most impressive attractions in the city.
What we liked: The views from this hotel are exceptional. Who wouldn’t want to stare across the lake at sunset or sunrise?
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Cozy Coliving and Coworking Space w/ Balcony + Terrace — Best Private Studio/Apartment
- Price: ~ $710 to $910 per month
- Location: Uranus, Bucharest
- Features: Relaxation area, dining area, free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, meeting room, workspaces, kitchen facilities, cleaning, barbeque area
- Room Types: Single and private rooms
- Organized Activities: Music and art events, walking tours, parties, game nights, meals, movie nights, climbing
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (5 out of 5 – 36 reviews)
Often, coliving and coworking go hand-in-hand. At this cozy coliving and coworking space, you can enjoy a mixture of private bedrooms and communal workspaces. This space has a total of 12 private rooms, so while it is smaller than some other locations, it also offers so much more.
This coliving space also has one of the largest arrays of activities on this list, including scheduled barbeques, game nights, karaoke evenings, and more. The best part is that these private rooms allow you to enjoy your personal space in the off hours when you’re not participating in organized social events.
What we liked: The various activities on offer are great and mean that you will always have something to keep you busy and having fun.
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La Vila Maria — Best for a Short Stay
- Price: ~ $50 to $73 per night
- Location: Sector 1, Bucharest
- Features: Free parking and Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, outdoor terrace, child play area, housekeeping, jacuzzi, heating, lounge area, cable TV
- Room Types: Twin single bedroom, double bedroom
- Organized Activities: None
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (4.2 out of 5 – 159 reviews)
La Vila Maria offers a combination of convenience and comfort, given its location near Old Town and the North Railway Station in Bucharest. You will also find a supermarket nearby, as well as Cismigiu Park and the Botanical Gardens, allowing you to access these places more easily.
The small but comfy rooms offer simple decor, private bathrooms, cable TV, and free Wi-Fi. La Vila Maria, like other locations, has an incredibly friendly and accommodating staff to help you with whatever you need.
This location is also well-reputed for being an excellent one-night stay, especially since there aren’t many activities and amenities.
What we liked: This location has a children’s play area and a jacuzzi, making it the perfect combination for families with children that need a night to rest.
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T5 Social — Best for Solo Travelers
- Price: ~ $31 to $35 per night
- Location: Strada Olimpului, Bucharest
- Features: Free Wi-Fi, free city maps, free parking, outdoor terrace, bike parking, self-catering, book exchange, bar and café, board games
- Room Types: Dormitory (up to 8 people per room)
- Organized Activities: Show and tell, trivia nights, open stage, game nights, karaoke
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (4.8 out of 5 – 2645 reviews), Google (4.7 out of 5 – 890 reviews)
T5 Social is a blossoming community hub that values the socialization of residents. It is the perfect place to get to know people and share good vibes and ideas with those around you, making it ideal for solo travelers and digital nomads.
This property has friendly staff, residents and scheduled weekly activities and workshops. Each night is dedicated to a new and exciting activity, ranging from trivia nights to open mic and games nights. One thing is for sure; you’ll definitely leave T5 Social with a friend or two.
What we liked: The positive vibes and focus on socializing with people from around the world draw a person to T5 Social – an amazing location for traveling solo.
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First Hostel — Best for a Budget
- Price: ~ $15 to $18 per night
- Location: Piața Unirii, Bucharest
- Features: Free Wi-fi, access to public transport, free parking, lounge arena, laundry facilities, outdoor terrace, self-catering, board games, housekeeping
- Room Types: Dormitory rooms (up to 10 people per room)
- Organized Activities: None
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (3.5 out of 5 – 662 reviews), Google (4.1 out of 5 – 403 reviews)
First Hotel is situated in the heart of Bucharest, making it one of the best locations to learn more about the city and its culture. It features dormitory rooms of varying sizes, accommodating up to 10 people per room. Each bed is equipped with its own electrical sockets and switches to add to the convenience.
The rooms are decorated in a pleasant and colorful modern design and have access to air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a shared lounge to socialize with your housemates. First Hostel is located near popular locations, like the Patriarchal Cathedral and Carol Park, making traveling and enjoying the city’s sites easy.
What we liked: A comfortable space close to nearby attractions in the city center.
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Hostel JAZ — The Best Staff
- Price: ~ $35 to $49 per night
- Location: Sector 2, Bucharest
- Features: Free Wi-Fi, family rooms, heating, breakfast, garden, terrace
- Room Types: Double room, triple room, family room
- Organized Activities: None
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (4.4 out of 5 – 524 reviews), Google (4.6 out of 5 – 112 reviews)
Hostel JAZ is another location situated in the heart of Bucharest. It has everything you would expect, including private bathrooms, televisions in your room, air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and more. The simple and cozy interior makes it easy for you to sit back and unwind after a day touring the city.
This hostel is close to popular Bucharest attractions, such as Bucharest National Theater and Revolution Square, so you can easily access some fantastic locations while traveling. As a bonus, the staff is amiable and accommodating, making your stay as pleasant as possible.
What we liked: The staff members are very friendly, and coupled with the convenient location, makes this a fantastic choice.
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Piata Uniri Cozy Inn — Best for Convenience and a Vibrant Nightlife
- Price: ~ $39 to $151 per night
- Location: Strada Bălcești, Bucharest
- Features: Free Wi-Fi, free city maps, heating, hot showers, on-site ATM, housekeeping
- Room Types: Queen private, single private, standard private, dormitories
- Organized Activities: None
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (3.7 out of 5 – 61 reviews), Google (3.9 out of 5 – 755 reviews)
If convenience is an essential factor on your list, Piata Uniri Cozy Inn is a great option. This location has a mixture of room types to suit all needs, whether you want to relax in a private room or share your space in one of the dorms.
The Inn has a multilingual staff to help accommodate more people and also gives you access to free Wi-Fi, an ATM, and even a bitcoin machine, making it extra convenient for travelers. The Inn is also close to popular attractions in Bucharest’s city center, like the Unirii Square Subway, the Bucharest National Theater, and the National Museum of Art of Romania.
What we liked: Given the Inn’s location, you’ll be close to the bustling city center with fun opportunities to explore the local nightlife.
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Vila 11 — Best for English Speakers
- Price: ~ $15 to $31 per night
- Location: Strada Institutul Medico-Militar, Bucharest
- Features: Wi-Fi, free city maps, linen, laundry facilities, book exchange, self-catering, board games, housekeeping
- Room Types: Private rooms, dorm bedrooms
- Organized Activities: None
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (4.1 out of 5 – 471 reviews), Google (3.8 out of 5 – 130 reviews)
Vila 11 combines modern touches and 1920s decor throughout the lobby and rooms. Here, you can choose either a private or a dormitory room, depending on how you’re feeling. And since it’s a bed and breakfast, you can enjoy a pancake breakfast (on request) before heading out for the day.
The staff at Vila 11 are always ready with helpful tips and information about the city, including maps, directions, and public transport fees. It is also located close to the Gara de Nord railway station and the Airport Express train, making it extra convenient.
What we liked: The B&B is run by a small Canadian family who is happy to tell you about the city’s local life and culture, so you will always find an English speaker around.
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Hostel Tripoli Palace — Best for Local Cuisine
- Price: ~ $39 to $62 per night
- Location: Sector 3, Bucharest
- Features: Air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, bar, terrace, breakfast included, room service, airport shuttle, minibar
- Room Types: Twin single bedrooms, double bedrooms, triple bedrooms
- Organized Activities: None
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (3.5 out of 5 – 621 reviews), Google (3.3 out of 5 – 302 reviews)
This hostel is located in Sector 3 of Bucharest and has a selection of rooms, including twin beds, triple single beds, and double beds. Each room is equipped with a minibar for added flare. The hostel also has a bar, free Wi-Fi, balconies, terraces for selected rooms, and room service. Breakfast is also included.
A hallmark of this location has to be the in-house restaurant. The restaurant serves a wonderful selection of local and Lebanese cuisine that you will surely enjoy after a long day of traveling around Bucharest.
What we liked: The Lebanese restaurant in this hostel serves the best in Lebanese cuisine, and is just a few steps away from your room, so you don’t need to travel far to eat out.
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Sleep Inn Hostel — Best for Larger Groups
- Price: ~ $14 to $50 per night
- Location: Sector 3, Bucharest
- Features: Free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee maker, private kitchen and utilities, air-conditioning, access to nearby attractions
- Room Types: Double bedroom, dormitory (up to 8 people per room)
- Organized Activities: None
- Other Locations: None
- Ratings:com (4 out of 5 – 1043 reviews), Google (4.4 out of 5 – 363 reviews)
Like many other coliving spaces on this list, Sleep Inn Hostel is located in the city’s heart. It is also close to popular attractions and locations, including Stavropoleos Church and the Bucharest National Theater.
You can choose between double or dormitory rooms that can house up to eight people. Each room is equipped with a functional microwave, kettle, and toaster for those quick morning breakfasts. The decor in the hostel is minimal and clean and overall provides guests with a serene and comfortable experience.
The staff is also known to be incredibly friendly and helpful, ready to assist you with anything and tell you about local culture, practical information, and prices.
What we liked: The friendly and informative staff at the hostel make it easy to enjoy a relaxing stay while feeling safe and included in the heart of Bucharest.
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Stay at the Best Coliving Spaces in Bucharest
There is no doubt that Romania’s beauty and good vibes will have you enjoying your stay, especially in the heart of Bucharest. Whether you’re a solo traveler looking to meet new people or a small group looking for a place to wind down or work, Bucharest has a fantastic array of coliving spaces to suit all different needs.
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