Nesting Away

Dolce far niente means the sweetness of doing nothing. It is one of those Italian phrases that sounds beautiful in theory and slightly suspicious in practice. Marlotte arrived at Nesting Away as exactly that kind of person. She is a Dutch online teacher, a self-described city girl, someone who needs activity around her to feel okay. She booked a month at our countryside coliving in Italy near Rome with some genuine doubt about whether the location would work for her. One mo

The best places to work remotely in Italy in 2026 are Lazio, Tuscany, Puglia, Sicily, and the Lake Maggiore area, each offering a different balance of cost, connectivity, community, and access to the rest of the country. Italy has become one of the most popular remote work destinations in Europe, not just for the lifestyle but because the infrastructure has genuinely caught up: Starlink has reached most rural areas, direct train connections make city access easy from the cou

Nesting Away is a seven-room coliving villa in Orte, Lazio, 45 minutes from Rome by direct train from main Roma train stations. It is the closest rural coliving option to the capital, with direct connections to Roma Termini, Roma Tiburtina, and even Roma Fiumicino Airport from the local station a short drive away. If you are looking for coliving near Rome that gives you the Italian countryside during the week and the city on weekends, this is what that looks like in practice.

Coliving in Italy costs between €600 and €1,400 per month for a private room, depending on the region, the type of accommodation, and what is included in the price. Shared rooms can start as low as €33 per night for short stays. If you are trying to figure out whether coliving makes financial sense for a month of remote work in Italy, this breakdown covers the real numbers across five different spaces spread from the Italian Alps to Sicily. What does coliving typically cost p

Coliving is a furnished, all-inclusive living arrangement where you get a private bedroom but share the kitchen, workspace, and common areas with other residents, usually remote workers, freelancers, and digital nomads staying anywhere from a week to several months. It sits in between a hostel and a hotel: more privacy and structure than a hostel, more community and longer-stay value than a hotel. What exactly is coliving? At its core, coliving is built around three things: a