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Accommodation and coliving for digital nomads: what to compare

For your first month, flexibility helps: a mid-term stay while you get to know neighbourhoods before signing a lease. Coliving adds community and a workspace, at the cost of some privacy.

What to compare before signing up

  1. 1

    Contract and deposit

    Contract type, deposit, cancellation policy and whether it lets you register your address when paperwork requires it.

  2. 2

    Internet for work

    Ask for a recent speed test and whether there is somewhere to work outside the bedroom.

  3. 3

    Total price

    Compare with bills, cleaning and fees included; monthly discounts vary a lot between platforms.

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Options to start with

Listed alphabetically. Confirm terms and prices on the official site: they change often.

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Booking.com

Booking platform for hotels and apartments.

Good fit for
Your first week while you look for a longer stay.
What to check
Cancellation policy, local fees and taxes included in the final price.
Reviewed Official site

Flatio

Mid-term rentals from one month up, with online contracts.

Good fit for
Settling in for one or several months without a long lease.
What to check
Deposit, bills included and whether the contract works for address registration.
Reviewed Official site

Outsite

Coliving network for remote workers, with places to work.

Good fit for
Arriving in a new city with a community from day one.
What to check
Room type, workspace and internet speed at each house.
Reviewed Official site

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