Discover the rooms of Coliving Casa Alsatia
What do they say about us?
The opinions of those who have already been part of our community best reflect what it means to live and work here. Remote professionals, entrepreneurs, and travelers from around the world share their experiences about the comfort of our facilities, the community atmosphere, and the quality of our coworking and coliving spaces.
We invite you to discover some of the real reviews that our guests have left on Google, where they tell in the first person what their experience at Casa Alsatia has been like.
ALSATIA HOUSE
Who is behind
Coliving Casa Alsatia?
We are Bernardo and Sara, two siblings who one day convinced their parents to create, together, a place with a family soul and an international focus.
Sara is passionate about travel and cultural fusion. With over 15 years of experience in Madrid, London, and Paris, she has worked on investment and entrepreneurship projects, allowing her to experience the rise of coliving in Europe, and especially in Spain, firsthand. From an investor's perspective, she has gained valuable experience in this model, which she now combines with her passion for interior design, creating soulful spaces that foster coexistence, community, and well-being. She had her first coliving experience in Paris in 2024. In her free time, you can find her practicing yoga or planning her next adventure.
Bernardo is an architect, passionate about nature (you can find him snorkeling on Las Vegas beach) Canteras as well as hiking through the most remote places on the island). He began drawing at a very early age and today he can draw you the Santa Ana Cathedral while you're having a beer. If you want to see it for yourself, follow him on @tumeilustras. A travel enthusiast, he had his coliving experience in Hamburg in 2023. In his free time, he spends time between the sea, the mountains, and his inseparable sketchbook, although you can also find him on a beach or in a park playing sports.
Common services included in the price
Space of
Coworking
Room cleaning once a week
Fully equipped kitchen in common area
Linens
and towels
Iron in zone
laundry
Water
corrients
Energy
Wi-Fi from
high speed
ALSATIA HOUSE
The ideal space for Digital Nomads
Fully equipped rooms with all the comforts for your well-being
Each of our rooms is designed to offer maximum comfort and functionality. They feature fully equipped private bathroom, in addition to:
- Bed of 1,35 m or 1,50 m
- Study table
- Smart TV
- Wardrobe
- Office area with minibar, coffee maker, kettle, microwave and sink
Convenience and Privacy in a shared environment
Casa Alsatia offers cozy accommodations spread over two floors, each with access to common areas such as the kitchen, dining room, coworking space, and laundry facilities. The rooms are designed to combine the tranquility of the surroundings with the conviviality of people with similar interests.
In addition, an adjoining room is offered, especially for those seeking a more private atmosphere within the same shared environment.
Large common areas to live together, work and rest
The basement contains spaces designed to promote coexistence and productivity:
- A coworking space, ideal for teleworking and meetings
- Prepaid printing system
- Shared kitchen, fully equipped
- Laundry area with prepaid washer and dryer
- Common ironing area
Safe and modern access with smart lock technology
We guarantee the safety and comfort of every guest with a state-of-the-art access system:
- smart locks, which allow entry to the property and rooms without the need for physical keys
- Greater safety and comfort, ensuring easy and controlled access to all areas of the building
What is Coliving?
Coliving spaces are social spaces primarily designed for digital nomads. The concept of coliving originated in San Francisco more than 10 years ago in response to the needs of young entrepreneurs who, motivated by the professional opportunities offered by Silicon Valley, traveled to the birthplace of entrepreneurship in search of new projects.
The area's high rental prices, combined with low demand, meant these young entrepreneurs couldn't find the ideal place to live. In response to this new problem, buildings began to emerge in which tenants shared their apartments and common areas.
The innovation behind this form of coexistence, which already existed, arose when the decision was made to bring together individuals with similar interests, contributing not only to a friendly coexistence but also potentially representing a professional opportunity.