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Palma Coliving Villa Huerta

València in Spain 🇪🇸 and 3 other locations book at reservations.direct ✉️ 🗺️

coliving community · since Jan. 2024

10 private roomssingle from €900/month 
🥈high ranking, small coliving, 🧚 community facilitation, 🛜 fibre, 🌷 garden, 🚲 bikes, 🛁 ensuites, 🌤 mild, 🧘 yoga, 👫 couples, 🏖 beach5mins bike  🤔 workroomergo chairs but dining table height  🚉 trainsValència-Cabanyal, 30mins walk  ⛪️ suburbancity centre 15mins bike  🚌 transitTarongers tram 20mins walk  💬 Wrong details?

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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Misleading presentation, poor facilities, but a wonderful community and helpful local staff. I stayed at Palma Coliving for two months (October–December), and my overall experience was mixed. The appealing online photos and higher-than-average price (roughly 30–40% more than other coliving options) set high expectations, but unfortunately, those expectations weren’t met. The advertised pool table was purely decorative and unusable, the furniture looked clean in photos but needed a serious deep cleaning in reality, and I repeatedly encountered issues with hot water—once going without it for five consecutive days. Management also seemed to cut corners on essentials like heating and kitchenware; old, damaged pans with possible PFAS coatings were never replaced. With no air conditioning in any of the rooms, I can’t imagine how unbearable it might get during the warmer months. Some residents, myself included, experienced respiratory issues that might be tied to dust, mold, or poor air quality, though we can’t be certain. Communication with higher-level management was slow, evasive, and unproductive. On the other hand, the local staff were kind, empathetic, and genuinely tried to help, though they were clearly limited in what they could do. It felt like they were “rowing with the oars they had,” without proper backing or resources from those in charge. Location-wise, the beach is around 10 minutes away by bike, and the city center about 20 minutes. However, the quality and availability of the bicycles were inconsistent. At night, walking felt unsafe—especially for women—so relying on bicycles, taxis, or ride-sharing apps became essential. Sadly, these aren’t always reliable or affordable during busy periods. As a result, I spent over €70 on alternative transportation. Even everyday errands like grocery shopping or takeout delivery add up because walking isn’t convenient, and you might resort to deliveries more often. Considering that Palma Coliving charges significantly more than comparable spaces, you’d expect these basic issues to be addressed, but they weren’t. Yet, the silver lining was the community of residents and the genuinely excellent Wi-Fi. My fellow colivers made the stay memorable, organizing tapas evenings, exploring bars, playing padel, and forming meaningful friendships. The people truly made a difference, proving that a positive community can shine even when the infrastructure falls short. In conclusion, I can’t recommend Palma Coliving based on facilities, cleanliness, or value for the price. While the local staff do their best and the community aspect can be outstanding, the house itself doesn’t justify its premium cost. If you choose to stay here, it’s the people, not the property, that will make your experience worthwhile.
A great co-living in an historic house. Villa Huerteis located in an quite agriculture area near the beach. People make the difference, we had a great group of internationals, we played padel, had great nights out, went to the beach, made tiramisu and enjoyed yoga and meditation sessions. Can recommend.
A Co-living/working space in an old traditional house with a special flair. Being a bit outside of Valencia, but close to the beach brings a nice and calm atmosphere and creates a familiar feeling within the group of people living in Villa Huerta. The group is really international and diverse. Supermarket is 10min away by bike which is a bit annoying and the bikes could be on a better condition. Enjoyed the freea sessions tho. In the end it’s all about the people. I found good friends and maybe even more. Overall a good experience.
Booked this place because of the amazing reviews, but was unfortunately let down. The location is quite inconvenient (nothing is walkable & Uber is expensive) - only advantage is biking to the beach within 10 mins. In the summer, since there is no AC, the windows are open and there was a big mosquito problem. Was told there would be 10-15 people, but there were only 3 of us. Not worth the price for me unfortunately.
Booked this place because of the amazing reviews, but was unfortunately let down. The location is quite inconvenient (nothing is walkable & Uber is expensive) - only advantage is biking to the beach within 10 mins. In the summer, since there is no AC, the windows are open and there was big mosquito problem. My stay was uncomfortable due to the bugs & mosquitoes every night - no way to get rid of them, woke up with a swollen face every morning. Not worth the cost for me, especially not in the summer; no fans either. Moved to the city center within a few days, given the not-as-advertised conditions, and have not been successful in getting a refund. Was told there would be 10-15 people, but there were only 3 of us.
This spot, a bit away from the hustle of the city, was awesome for me! They hooked me up with bikes, even electric ones, making getting around a breeze. Plus, the chill vibe made it easy to get work done when I needed to. Overall, it was a blast, especially thanks to Marta—Already looking forward to going back! 🙂
Obsessed with this place! The house is only a couple of minutes away from the beach and a short bike ride to city center. They really did it right with providing e-bikes so moving around is a piece of cake! I love the community they have created and how they curate events to connect with other people. If you stay there, know that there will always be something fun in your calendar (tapas night, networking events, yoga sessions, nights out, days out, etc...!), and that you'll be taken care of by team from the minute you step into the house to minute you leave (and even after!).
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