Palma Coliving “Villa Armadans”
Palma, Mallorca, Spain 🇪🇸 and 3 other locations
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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 an amazing stay and experience at Palma Coliving. The culture, people and accommodation was great and I felt comfortable every step of the way. I would 100% recommend this stay to any traveler wanting to experience life in Mallorca :)
We spent a few weeks at Palma Coliving in Villa Armadans and stayed in a beautiful room right by the pool. From the first day on, we felt completely at home. The atmosphere in the house is something really special – open minded people from all over the world, everyone supportive and curious to connect.
A big reason why we felt so welcomed was Aga, the happiness manager. She gave us a great intro when we arrived and was always there throughout our stay whenever we needed anything. She helped us settle in super quickly and organized great community dinners and activities. You can really tell she cares and puts a lot of love into what she does. She’s the soul of the house.
The owners also offer regular events during the week like workouts and group meals which made it super easy to get to know everyone. It’s a great place to be productive but also have fun and make new friends.
We already booked our next stay in a few weeks – this time at Villa Gomila. Can’t wait to be back.
I stayed at the Palma Coliving villa for the month of May and loved it so much I ended up extending my stay an extra month. The space is great, but what really made the experience was the community. I met people I now consider close friends, and it genuinely felt like home.
Aga, the Happiness Officer, played a huge role in that. She has a way of making everyone feel welcome and connected with shear authenticity. From day one, she helped create an environment that felt warm, easygoing, and safe.
If you’re looking for a place to stay in Palma where you can get work done, enjoy the island, and feel part of something — i highly recommend Palma Coliving.
Villa Armadans is one of the best colivings I’ve stayed in!! The house is lovely, very well maintained with good common spaces (including a patio and small pool). The rooms are nice and private with good soundproofing and AC. Aga, the happiness officer / house manager, is so attentive to everyone’s needs, very responsive, and overall a wonderful presence to make the house feel like home. Location is also great - about a 30min walk or 20min by bus to the heart of Palma Center, and there are plenty of restaurants, cafes, grocery stores etc. just a five minute walk from the house. I will be back soon!
Coming to Palma Coliving is the best decision I have made in a while. The villa itself is beautiful and exceeded my expectations. Wonderful flowers and plants outside! But what made it so memorable is the community. Very open minded, interesting, kind, people come here, and there are many social + enrichment events. I was amazed at how close we all became and how we continued to grow.
The house is walking distance to a great grocery store, bus stops, and many activities. I had one of the best months of my life here.
I loved that there is a built in advice/support network for when you are navigating logistics in a new country. Not to mention fun group activities like boat outings, cooking classes, personal development workshops, and more. Highly, highly, recommend!
HONEST REVIEW from someone who is not a paid influencer. I paid & stayed for the minimum two weeks and would actually give this property 3.5 stars, but am generously rounding up.
Pros:
1. Wonderful, quiet, and safe location that is walking distance to the supermarket, restaurants, and bus stops with plenty of free street parking.
2. Well equipped villa with filtered water dispenser, free coffee machine, washer/dryer, and various work/common spaces.
3. Organized activities (yoga) and WhatsApp group for meeting & socializing. Excellent guest relations coordinator, Aga.
4. For the most part, very friendly guests who are interested in doing things together and forming connections. I had a really good time meeting people and exploring the island together.
Cons:
1. The property feels a bit like a university frat house and desperately needs maintenance and upgrades. Ex. the bedroom locks use tricky skeleton keys and I was locked in or out of my room for 5-10 minutes several times. My room had a terrace which I never used because of sparce, dirty, and unattractive furnishing.
2. Even though a cleaning person came every other day, the main kitchen was dirty and attracted ants, flies, and even slugs. Food stored in the pantry had to be thrown out due to ant infestation.
3. The owner does not seem to have a guest satisfaction mindset and doesn't seem leverage feedback. For example, at the hosted Tapas Night which is supposed to be for the housemates to mingle, outside guests were invited by the owner and they ate most of the food first, leaving the housemates without enough to eat and drink. Another example, one bedroom and bathroom didn't have a proper lock and the guest had to threaten and pitch a fit before a proper lock was installed.
In summary, location and concept have a lot of promise and could become a 5 star experience if the owner invests in leveling up the property and taking guest feedback more to heart.
Palma Coliving is in a great location, and the house is beautiful, but the management is disappointing. The founders claim to promote a co-living spirit, yet their actions show it's more of a money-driven business. Aga, the Happiness Officer, is the standout—she genuinely cares about the residents and does her best.
Unfortunately, the property is not well-maintained, and recent changes, like allowing non-residents to use the villa, have disrupted the community atmosphere. Concerns are often met with excuses, not solutions, which reflects their lack of focus on the co-living values they preach.
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