NomadUnion runs two colivings on the French Riviera, an apartment in central Nice ten minutes from the Promenade des Anglais and the BIOTiful Villa near Biot between Nice and Cannes with a pool, garden, sauna and jacuzzi. Shared rooms start around 900 euros a month long stay and private rooms from 1,350, with a 30 night minimum. Both run year round with a changing programme.
NomadUnion: two Riviera spaces, city and villa
NomadUnion runs two colivings on the Cote d'Azur with deliberately different characters: a large apartment in the middle of Nice, and BIOTiful Villa near Biot, between Nice and Cannes, with a garden, pool and terrace.
What NomadUnion Does
- A choice of city or villa. Nice for urban life ten minutes from the beach, Biot for a pool, sauna and jacuzzi in the hills.
- Shared rooms from around 900 euros a month. On long stays, against 1,140 standard, with private rooms from about 1,350.
- A 30 night minimum at both. Aimed at people settling in for a month or more.
- Open year round with changing programmes. Including outdoor coliving editions and workations.
- A strong mesh network. The operator advertises 8 Gbit/s wifi mesh with automatic backup, which is a network capacity claim rather than a measured line speed.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
The French Riviera is expensive, sunny and extremely well connected: Nice airport is one of the busiest in France, with Italy, Monaco and the Alps all inside an hour. Winters here are mild and the region stays functional out of season, unlike much of the Mediterranean.
The two-space choice is the useful part. Nice gives you a walkable city with the Promenade des Anglais and a real food scene; the villa gives you space, quiet and a pool. Some people want one at the start of a stay and the other later.
The operator is explicit that this is city life without the party chaos, which sets expectations honestly for who it suits.
Pricing
Shared rooms from around 900 euros a month on long stays, private rooms from about 1,350. Thirty night minimum at both properties.
Two versions of the Riviera, and the sense to keep them separate.