Palma Coliving “Casa de Turull”
Barcelona 🗺️ in Spain 🇪🇸
and 3 other locations palmacoliving.co 
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since Dec. 2023, offering:
We provide a warm coliving-coworking environment where you can live comfortably as you work remotely; where you connect, share, and grow with like-minded individuals.
At Palma coliving, it’s all about humans: we want to impact remote workers, inspire them to be more productive, and help them to accomplish their goals, all whilst discovering the local culture of their chosen destination. We focus on building an ecosystem of support, connection, and collaboration. This is the Palma experience.
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I had the most incredible time during my Palma stay in October. The house was the perfect oasis outside of the noise of the city but still within easy access of public transportation. The rooms were very comfortable (I stayed in two during my stay because they were almost booked up) and I had everything I could need and more. The kitchen was perfect for whipping up a meal for yourself but even better for connecting with friends over the smell of toast and coffee (which is always available, free, and delicious.)
That kitchen holds so many incredible memories for me that I’m smiling while I type this. I had the chance to make a gumbo (traditional Louisiana dish) as soon as the weather got a bit cooler for everyone in the house, complete with a homemade chocolate cake for one of the girl’s bdays. We swapped stories and tried out each others accents 😂
We played games, drank wine, shared ideas, and explored a city that now feels like home. My only complaint was how hard it is to say goodbye.
I am incredibly grateful to Emma and Robyn who made the stay warm in absolutely every way. From yoga and Thai massage, to meditation, both of them empowered me to celebrate myself and my wellbeing. Their passion and joy radiates throughout the entire space.
Thank you Palma, hasta luego 🫶
This was one of my favorite stays in Barcelona! While it’s a little far from the city center, the house is massive, which is a real luxury in Barcelona. It even has a pool and sauna! The views are incredible, and the house is surrounded by nature, making it a peaceful and quiet spot. There are metro stations nearby, so it’s still easy to reach by public transportation. My room was huge (almost like an apartment), and the dedicated co-working space was excellent. The internet speed was reliable too. Emma, the happiness manager, and Robyn, the yoga instructor (yes, yoga is included!), were amazing. They were super friendly and made sure everyone was having a great time. I highly recommend this place for working, meeting fellow nomads, and enjoying the beauty of Barcelona.
This is an amazing place! We have stayed here for 3 weeks and hope to stay for longer. The house is amazing, and the Happiness Offer Emma is amazing, as is the other Happiness Officer Robyn - we couldn’t be anymore happy with how the place is run, the vibe of the place which the happiness officers create, and the pool, sauna and beautiful facilities. Would recommend to anyone who wants a great experience living in Barcelona. This coliving is a new way of life and the staff on site have really made it such an incredible experience. Would give it 6 stars if I could
The worst part of living at Palma was the "Happiness Officer" Emma, who made this experience awful. She is rude, she said inappropriate and insulting things to me with a smile on her face and I hear that her boyfriend (who doesn't live there) often spends evenings dancing without a shirt. She is selective about who she chooses to be respectful towards and she has a loose relationship with the truth.
The Pros: The house is beautiful and it is often cleaned. The kitchen is spacious and the pool was nice during the extremely hot summer in Barcelona.
The Cons: The unprofessional "Happiness Officer", the house is located far away from everything you want to see and do in Barcelona and there is a steep hill and multiple steps you have to traverse to get to and from the metro. It was terrible in the August heat.
Management is disorganized. They sent me a message telling me "goodbye" that it is time to wrap up my stay the day I arrived. They asked me for proof of payment 1 month after I left before choking with Coliving.com who confirmed it. They checked with me (the customer) before checking with the company they use as an intermediary. Management and the people they employ matter!
I stayed in Barcelona and chose to book a stay at another Coliving. Never again.
-Mo
The Palma Coliving is a beautiful, spacious house, well-located in a quiet area, yet very close to the city center. The kitchen is very functional, with each person having designated spaces for their food—fridge, freezer, and storage cabinet. The coworking space is very pleasant, as is the living room with a large screen for watching movies on a very comfortable couch. Unfortunately, these two spaces are not soundproofed, so it’s not always easy to coordinate their use. The outdoor area is also very lovely—a beautiful terrace, a charming relaxation area, and a stunning pool, though a bit too cold for my taste. Everything is well-maintained and functional, which in turn attracts equally charming people.
I highly recommend this place, the people in charge of the organization are exceptional and offer many kinds of activities.
Charming villa with great views and amenities :) Barcelona experienced an atypical heat wave in August which made it difficult to sleep at night with no AC. Despite this I really enjoyed my stay and look forward to going back! Thank you to Emma, the community manager, for the thoughtful events and for looking after us!
The house and gardens are beautiful, offering rare space and amenities like a swimming pool, which is a luxury in Barcelona. The new community manager, Emma, was a standout, organising yoga and tapas nights that added great value to the experience.
However, there were a few challenges, particularly with the lack of air conditioning during the hot summer months (which Palma claim they will install for next summer). The community vibe in the house could also be improved as it's in early stages.
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