Short answer: the best coliving in Madrid for most digital nomads and remote workers is Homiii, the biggest managed shared-flat network in the city, with all-inclusive rooms from about €599 per month across Chamberí and Tetuán. For the highest-rated central pick go for COLIVE in Salamanca (rated 4.9, from €630), for the best amenities Urban Campus Atocha (from €900, with a pool), and for the biggest community Live it Chamberí (rated 4.7 from 307 reviews). Prices verified 2026.
Madrid has a fast-growing coliving market, with operators running furnished, all-bills-included rooms from Salamanca and Chamberí out to Tetuán, Arganzuela and Malasaña. The catch is that prices are scattered across operator sites, most quote a single "from" rate for their smallest interior room, and the genuinely social houses look identical to the ones that are really just managed shared flats. This guide ranks the options worth your time, with real monthly prices pulled from our live directory rather than marketing headlines. You can also browse all colivings in Madrid to filter by neighbourhood, price and room type yourself.
Every price below is verified against the operator's current listing as of 2026, and covers WiFi, utilities and weekly cleaning of shared areas unless noted. Where a space quotes a single "from" figure, that is the entry room; private en-suite rooms, studios and apartments sit higher in the range. A couple of listings publish pricing we could not stand behind, so we have marked those "on request" rather than repeat a number that looked wrong.
Madrid coliving at a glance
Homiii€599–€990 / month · ★ 4.3 (215)Chamberí + Tetuán · Managed shared flatsCOLIVE Madrid€630–€1,090 / month · ★ 4.9 (59)Salamanca · Shared flatsThe Home Business Coliving€700–€980 / month · ★ 4.0 (12)Tetuán (financial district) · Own desk + ACFlipco€740–€1,771 / month · ★ 3.2 (18)Paseo de la Castellana (Tetuán) · Coliving + coworkingUrban Campus Cuatro Caminos€840–€1,350 / month · ★ 3.4 (16)Cuatro Caminos / Tetuán · Coliving + coworkingUrban Campus Avenida América€850–€1,600 / month · ★ 5.0 (2)Salamanca · Coliving + coworkingUrban Campus Atocha€900–€1,600 / month · ★ 4.6 (14)Arganzuela (Atocha) · Coliving + poolUrban Campus Mellado€935–€1,070 / month · ★ 3.8 (47)Chamberí · Coliving + coworkingTrees Coliving€1,100–€1,680 / month · ★ 4.3 (6)Salamanca + citywide · Serviced apartmentsUrban Campus Malasaña€1,100–€1,900 / month · ★ 4.5 (18)Malasaña (Centro) · Coliving + coworkingLive it Chamberíon request / month · ★ 4.7 (307)Chamberí · Coliving + coworkingLive It Gran Víaon request / month · ★ 4.6 (339)Gran Vía (Centro) · Coliving + coworkingYou will also see brands like Kanso, Colivinn and LevelsMont recommended for Madrid. They are legitimate operators, but Kanso's two houses had no verified photos in our directory, Colivinn does not publish standard room rates, and LevelsMont sits out in Alcorcón without a listed price, so we have kept the ranking to spaces with verifiable current details.
The best colivings in Madrid, ranked
Best value: Homiii. Best rated central pick: COLIVE. Best amenities: Urban Campus Atocha. Biggest community: Live it Chamberí.
1. Homiii: best value for students and young professionals
Homiii has been running since 2016 and now manages more than 500 furnished rooms across central Madrid, concentrated in Chamberí and Tetuán and often near the universities. Rooms run from about €599 to €990 per month, all-in, booked online with a Welcome Day, organised activities and 24/7 support built into the model. Rated 4.3 across 215 reviews, it is the most road-tested budget option in the city and the natural first stop if you want a social shared-flat setup without paying premium-apartment money.
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2. COLIVE: highest-rated central pick
Rated a near-perfect 4.9 across 59 reviews, COLIVE sits right in the Salamanca district on Calle de Villanueva, minutes from the city's best shopping and transport. Rooms in shared flats run from €630 to €1,090 per month with every expense and utility folded into the rent, smart phone-based access, weekly cleaning of common areas, 24-hour maintenance and a physical Madrid office for in-person help. Stays are flexible and cancellation needs just 15 days' notice. For a central, service-led base with the strongest guest ratings in the city, this is the pick.
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3. Urban Campus Atocha: best amenities
Urban Campus Atocha is a 57-unit building in Arganzuela, a short walk from Atocha station, and it packs in the most complete amenity set on this list: around 370 m² of shared space with a coworking area, a garden and swimming pool, rooftop terraces with barbecue, a fitness area and a cinema club. Rooms start at about €900 per month, studios at €1,550 and apartments at €1,700, all with utilities and weekly cleaning included and a 90-day minimum stay. Rated 4.6, it is the best choice if you want hotel-style facilities alongside your room.
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4. Live it Chamberí: biggest, most social community
Rated 4.7 across a remarkable 307 reviews, Live it Chamberí runs a flat monthly rate that includes electricity, water, heating, air conditioning and internet, plus coworking, a gym, weekly cleaning and 24/7 tenant assistance. The draw is the social layer: Live It Club events and the COleader programme, where residents who organise two activities a month can knock up to €250 off their rent. Rates are quoted on request and stays generally start from six months (tied to empadronamiento), so ask early, but the review depth makes it the most proven community house in the city.
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5. Urban Campus Malasaña: best for central nightlife
Urban Campus Malasaña spreads across two connected buildings in one of Madrid's liveliest districts, surrounded by vintage shops, restaurants and nightlife with Plaza de España and Noviciado close by. Private rooms start at €1,100 per month, studios at €1,620 and apartments at €1,900, with a coworking area, a barbecue terrace, a cinema room and around 300 m² of shared space. Rated 4.5 with a 90-day minimum, it is the pick if you want to live in the middle of the action while keeping a managed, all-inclusive home base.
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6. Trees Coliving: best private serviced apartments
Trees is the pick if you want your own front door rather than a shared flat. It runs high-spec serviced apartments from €1,100 to €1,680 per month across several Madrid addresses, including Salamanca, Chueca, Matadero and Jardines de Atocha, each with a private kitchen and modern finishes, plus shared coworking and a gym. The minimum stay is just 30 days, the shortest here, which makes it a strong fit for a short relocation where you still want privacy and polish.
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7. The Home Business Coliving: best for longer, budget stays
In Tetuán's financial zone, The Home Business is built for people settling in for several months: the minimum stay is 180 days and rooms run from €700 to €980 per month, all bills included, each with air conditioning and its own desk. Two modern kitchens, a lounge and a quiet reading hub round out a no-frills, predictable-cost setup. If you are relocating for half a year and want a workable private room at the budget end, it is a dependable choice.
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Cheapest colivings in Madrid
The cheapest well-run rooms start around €599 to €700 per month, all bills in. The genuine budget entry points are Homiii (from €599), COLIVE (from €630), The Home Business (from €700) and Flipco (from €740). Two things to watch. First, those "from" prices almost always buy a smaller interior or shared-bathroom room; private en-suite rooms, studios and apartments generally climb toward €1,100 and up. Second, the cheaper rooms cluster in Tetuán, Vallecas and Latina rather than the postcard-central Salamanca or Malasaña addresses, which command a premium. Even at the low end, the included utilities, WiFi and weekly cleaning typically save €120 to €200 per month versus a standard rental.
Colivings by neighbourhood: Centro, Chamberí, Salamanca and beyond
Madrid's colivings map onto a handful of distinct districts. Centro (Malasaña and Gran Vía) is the loud, walkable heart of the city: Urban Campus Malasaña and Live It Gran Vía put you steps from the nightlife. Chamberí is the elegant, residential favourite of remote workers, home to Live it Chamberí, Urban Campus Mellado and much of Homiii's stock. Salamanca is the upscale, central pick, with COLIVE, Trees and Urban Campus Avenida América. For better value with strong transport, look to Tetuán and Cuatro Caminos (Urban Campus Cuatro Caminos, The Home Business, Flipco) or Arganzuela by Atocha (Urban Campus Atocha), which trades a headline postcode for more space and a pool.
Colivings with the best coworking
For a serious in-house workspace, the standout is the Urban Campus network: every one of its Madrid buildings (Atocha, Malasaña, Mellado, Cuatro Caminos, Avenida América) puts a fully equipped coworking area, a gym and event space inside the building, so you never have to leave to get a full day's work done. Live it Chamberí and Live It Gran Vía both bundle coworking and a gym into the monthly rate, Trees adds coworking and a gym to its private apartments, and Flipco pairs a coworking space with roof terraces on the Castellana. If a real desk beyond your bedroom is the deciding factor, Urban Campus's building-by-building consistency is hard to beat.
How much does coliving in Madrid cost per month?
Budget €599 to €1,090 for a room in a shared, social flat and €1,100 to €1,900 for a private studio or apartment, with bills usually included. Across our directory, entry-level social colivings run roughly €599 to €1,090 per month (Homiii, COLIVE, The Home Business, the cheaper Urban Campus rooms), while premium private-apartment options such as Trees, the studios at Urban Campus Malasaña and Avenida América, and Live It's central residences sit at €1,100 to €1,900 and up. Almost every listing folds WiFi, utilities and weekly cleaning of shared areas into that figure. Minimum stays vary more than in most cities: Trees asks for just 30 days, Urban Campus buildings 90 days, and The Home Business up to 180 days, so match the commitment to your plans. Prices verified 2026.
Is coliving cheaper than renting a flat in Madrid?
For stays under a year the answer is usually yes, once you count bills, furniture and the deposit. A one-bedroom apartment in central Madrid runs roughly €1,100 to €1,600 per month before electricity, water, gas, internet and furnishing, and landlords typically want one to two months' deposit plus proof of stable local income. A room in a piso compartido (a standard Spanish shared flat) is cheaper at around €450 to €650, but bills, cleaning, community and any flexibility are on you, and most owners want a longer commitment. Coliving from about €599 to €1,090 all-in lands between the two: a little more than the barest shared room, far less than a solo flat, and with none of the setup friction, which is exactly why it suits stays of one to twelve months. For multi-year settling, a traditional lease still wins on price.
Frequently asked questions
- For most digital nomads and young professionals, Homiii is the best all-round choice: the biggest managed shared-flat network in the city, with all-inclusive rooms from about €599 per month across Chamberí and Tetuán and more than 500 rooms. For the highest guest ratings, COLIVE in Salamanca leads at 4.9, and Live it Chamberí is the most-reviewed community house at 4.7 from 307 reviews. For the best facilities, Urban Campus Atocha adds a coworking area and a pool from about €900 per month.
- The cheapest well-run colivings start around €599 to €740 per month for an entry room with bills included: Homiii from €599, COLIVE from €630, The Home Business from €700 and Flipco from €740. Those "from" prices usually buy a smaller interior or shared-bathroom room; private en-suite rooms, studios and apartments generally climb toward €1,100 and above.
- Most colivings sit in Chamberí (elegant and residential: Live it Chamberí, Urban Campus Mellado, much of Homiii), Salamanca (upscale and central: COLIVE, Trees, Urban Campus Avenida América) and Centro, covering Malasaña and Gran Vía (Urban Campus Malasaña, Live It Gran Vía). For better value with strong transport, look to Tetuán and Cuatro Caminos or Arganzuela near Atocha station.
- Homiii is the strongest student pick: it has focused on students and young professionals since 2016, manages more than 500 rooms often placed near the universities, and starts from about €599 per month with online booking and educational partnerships. COLIVE in Salamanca (from €630) is also popular with students who want a flexible, central base with short cancellation notice.
- For stays under a year, usually yes. A one-bedroom flat in central Madrid runs roughly €1,100 to €1,600 per month before bills and furnishing, plus a deposit; a room in a piso compartido is around €450 to €650 but excludes bills, cleaning and community. Coliving from about €599 to €1,090 includes WiFi, utilities and weekly cleaning in one flexible all-in price, which suits stays of one to twelve months.
- Minimum stays vary more in Madrid than in most cities. Trees Coliving asks for just 30 days, the Urban Campus buildings (Atocha, Malasaña, Cuatro Caminos, Avenida América) require 90 days, and The Home Business goes up to 180 days. Some operators such as Live it Chamberí link longer six-month stays to empadronamiento availability, so confirm the term before booking.
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