Roam is an international network of coliving spaces.

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A new way of living

Join interesting people in interesting places - for a week or a lifetime.

Roam is a network of global coliving spaces that provide everything you need to feel at home and be productive the moment you arrive. Strong, battle-tested wifi, a coworking space, chef’s kitchen and a diverse community.

Comfort
Feel home immediately
with privacy and comfortLearn More
Community
Show up and find
community everywhereLearn More
Productivity
Get work done in coworking spaces
with redundant high-speed internetLearn More

Comfort

Learn by living somewhere different.

Enjoy privacy and comfort. Every room has its own private bathroom, is fully furnished with a queen or king-sized bed, and even includes cleaning services for your sheets and towels. It’s everything you need to feel right at home.

A contemporary oasis

Ubud, Bali

Unique architecture and interior at every location

Miami, Florida

Take a look
at Bali

Community

Find supportive and friendly faces wherever you are.

Show up and find community anywhere. Each Roam location is much bigger than a house, so that we can comfortably support a large, diverse community with plenty of gathering spaces for events, meetings and classes, for both members and neighbors.

Make new friends and connections

ROOM TO BREATHE

Bali, Ubud

Productivity

Work from anywhere and pursue your life’s work.

Get work done. With Internet access from anywhere, where we live and where we work are colliding in unpredictable and intriguing ways. Adventure doesn't have to wait until you quit your job or you retire.

We'll make sure that when you live with us, you'll always have a strong and battle-tested connection to whatever you need to accomplish, even if it's on the other side of the planet.