The thread discusses “Office Hotels” (paid office-based accommodations where you can stay overnight) after amadeann finds a Tallinn example listed as a concept on a coworking-space page and notes it appears to cost about €600/month, asking if anyone has tried it and requesting similar options worldwide at comparable prices.
tkrunning replies that the Tallinn offering differs from other models he’s seen, which often market as “co-living” spaces rather than office hotels. He points to Outsite (with many US locations and newer international ones like Lisbon), and adds that pricing is closer to Roam than to the Tallinn figure. He also mentions Sun & Co in Spain, citing ~€1200/month for a private room.
amadeann thanks them and suggests that co-living spaces could be added to the community resources list (linking to Nomadgate resources). tkrunning says he has been working on a dedicated article about co-living but it has been paused, and plans to finish it in the fall.
Finally, udesign48 asks for a list of the cheapest living solutions overall—hostels, rentals, offices, or anything workable with just a passport.
I assume you can stay there overnight, and pretty much live in your office. With a price tag of €600/month, it looks like a decent deal.
Has anyone tried something like that?
Also, can anyone recommend similar places (at similar prices to the one in Tallinn) in other locations (anywhere in the world). The only other one I heard about is https://www.roam.co/, but their prices are way too high (something €2000 - €3000 /month per room last time I checked).
The Tallinn one looks a bit different than other such offerings that I’ve seen—others often brand themselves as “coliving spaces”. An example of which is Outsite. They have a lot of US locations, but now also a few international ones such as Lisbon. Their pricing is closer to Roam however.
Yet another is Sun & Co in Spain (€1200/mo for private room).
