Seven Space is a boutique coliving and coworking community in Lagos, Nigeria, with private rooms from around 30 to 40 dollars a night and a 30 night minimum. It is aimed at young professionals, entrepreneurs, creatives and people relocating for work. It runs a membership programme, and its Google rating is 3.4 from a small sample of five reviews.
Seven Space: coliving in Lagos
Seven Space is a boutique coliving and coworking community in Lagos, Nigeria, aimed at young professionals, entrepreneurs, creatives and remote workers, including people relocating for a job or starting a company in the city.
What Seven Space Does
- Private rooms across three tiers. From around 30 to 40 US dollars a night, with a 30 night minimum.
- Coworking on site. Combined with the accommodation rather than sold separately.
- A membership programme. With benefits and promotions for regular users.
- A relocation focus. Explicitly aimed at people arriving in Lagos for work.
- A multilingual site. English, French, German and Polish, which signals who they expect.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Lagos is Africa's largest city and its commercial engine, with a startup and creative scene, particularly in tech, music and film, that is genuinely globally significant. Very few colivings exist there, which makes this one notable.
For anyone doing business in West Africa, or working with Nigerian teams, being on the ground in Lagos is worth far more than remote calls. A furnished room with a workspace and a community removes most of the logistics.
Two things to weigh honestly. The 3.4 rating comes from only five reviews, so the sample is too small to conclude much either way; ask for recent references. And Lagos requires more preparation than most destinations, including on visas, transport and power, so research beyond the accommodation.
Pricing
From around 30 to 40 US dollars a night by room tier, with a 30 night minimum.
One of very few colivings in Africa's biggest city, worth diligence before booking.