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Colivings in Chiang Mai

Explore the best coliving options in Chiang Mai for remote workers and digital nomads.

A quick comparison of the Colivings in Chiang Mai

The table below compares all colivings in Chiang Mai by price, coliving type, coworking space, and community manager.

Updated: March 2026 • 15 Colivings Compared

Comparison of Colivings in Chiang Mai (2026)
Name Avg. Price/m Coliving Type Coworking Community Manager Reviews
Villa Pattranid – APARTMENTS – – 5.0 stars
Alt_ChiangMai - coliving & coworking space €1,617 SOCIAL – – 4.9 stars
The Social Club Chiang Mai - coliving & coworking space for digital nomads – – – – 4.9 stars
Ferment Space - Sauna, Ice Bath, Red Light Therapy, Pool, Co-working, Co-living – – – – 4.9 stars
Alt_PingRiver - coliving & coworking space – SOCIAL – – 4.9 stars
4Seas Nimman Coliving Coworking Space – – – – 4.9 stars
Stamps Backpackers Hostel & Tours Chiang Mai – – – – 4.8 stars
StarWork Chiangmai – – – – 4.8 stars
Socialer Coliving & Coworking Space €395 – – – 4.7 stars
Punspace Wiang Kaew – – – – 4.7 stars
Hostel Lullaby – – – – 4.7 stars
HyCondo Iconic Sales Gallery – – – – 4.6 stars
Hub53 Coworking and Coliving Space €357 – – – 4.6 stars
Chiangmai Inn Guesthouse – – – – 4.2 stars
Common Living €262 – – – 4.1 stars

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Discover the advantages of coliving in Chiang Mai

I love Chiang Mai. It feels calm and alive at the same time. Old temples sit next to a row of hip cafes. The air is warm most of the year. Winters are cool and nice. For some, the smoky season in spring will be annoying. Living here is easy on the wallet. Food is cheap and tasty. You can rent a small apartment for much less than in big cities. Internet is fast in cafes and coworking spaces. Home Wi Fi can be fine too, but expect the occasional outage. There is a steady nomad crowd. Most travellers enjoy meetups, workshops, and rooftop nights. I once met a designer in a coffee shop who dragged me to trivia at a coworking space. Things to do are endless. Temple walks, mountain trips, cooking classes, night markets. Arguably not the best if you want nonstop nightlife. But if you want friendly people, good Wi Fi, low costs, and a creative scene, Chiang Mai might be amazing.