Sokkool is a coliving and coworking in Berawa, Canggu, Bali, with private furnished rooms, a rooftop lounge, pool, gym, shared kitchen, cafe and podcast studio. Rooms run from around 880,000 to 1.26 million rupiah a night, roughly 48 to 73 euros, with 5 to 15 percent discounts on stays of 28 nights or more and a seven night minimum. It is rated 4.9 across 177 reviews.
Sokkool: a full-facility coliving in Berawa
Sokkool is a modern coliving and coworking in Berawa, the stretch of Canggu closest to the beach. It is purpose-built and comprehensive: private rooms with 24/7 coworking access, a rooftop lounge, pool, gym, shared kitchen, an on-site cafe and even a podcast studio.
What Sokkool Does
- Private fully furnished rooms. From around 880,000 to 1.26 million rupiah a night, roughly 48 to 73 euros.
- 24/7 coworking access. Included with the room rather than a separate membership.
- A serious amenity set. Rooftop lounge, pool, gym, shared kitchen and cafe.
- A podcast studio. Which is unusual and genuinely useful if you make audio.
- 5 to 15 percent long-stay discounts. For 28 nights or more, with a seven night minimum.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Canggu is the highest-density remote-work destination on the planet, and Berawa is its most convenient corner: walking distance to the beach, surrounded by cafes, gyms and restaurants, and slightly calmer than the Batu Bolong strip.
The facilities are the argument here. A pool, gym, coworking and cafe in one building means you can have a complete day without touching Canggu's notorious traffic, which is the single biggest daily frustration in the area.
The 4.9 rating across 177 reviews is strong at that volume. At roughly 48 to 73 euros a night, this is at the premium end for Bali, so the long-stay discount matters.
Pricing
From around 880,000 to 1.26 million rupiah a night, roughly 48 to 73 euros, with 5 to 15 percent off stays of 28 nights or more. Seven night minimum.
Everything in one building, which in Canggu is worth paying for.