Enosta Space is a coworking and coliving space in Da Nang, Vietnam, describing itself as the city's first, with apartments and dorm rooms alongside dedicated desks and meeting rooms. Coliving starts around 8.5 million dong a month. It is backed by Enosta Group, a local technology company, so the community skews toward IT and business.
Enosta Space: Da Nang's first coworking space, with rooms
Enosta Space, formerly Enouvo Space, was one of the first coworking spaces in Da Nang and has since added coliving. Its parent company is Enosta Group, a Vietnamese technology firm, which shapes the community: this is an IT and business crowd rather than a beach-and-yoga one.
What Enosta Space Does
- Coworking and coliving on one site. Dedicated desks, high-speed internet, printing and meeting rooms alongside the accommodation.
- Apartments and dorm rooms. From around 8.5 million dong a month, which covers a range of budgets.
- A tech-oriented community. The parent company's presence means local developers and founders use the space.
- A co-break area. The operator splits its offer into co-work, co-break and co-live, with the middle one for actually stopping.
- An events programme. Regular sessions that connect visiting remote workers with the local scene.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Da Nang is the most comfortable Vietnamese city for remote work: a long city beach, mountains behind, an international airport, and none of the intensity of Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City. Hoi An is half an hour away, and costs are low even by regional standards.
The local tech connection is the differentiator here. Most colivings put you among other foreigners; a space attached to a Vietnamese software company puts you among people who actually work in the city. If you are looking to hire, outsource or understand the local market, that is worth more than a pool.
At around 8.5 million dong a month, roughly 300 euros, the coliving is cheap even for Vietnam.
Pricing
Coliving from around 8.5 million Vietnamese dong a month, roughly 300 euros. Coworking memberships are priced separately.
The local-industry option in a city that is mostly known for its beach.