Swiss Alps Coliving: ten rooms in the Valais

Swiss Alps Coliving occupies a converted hotel in Liddes, a village in the Val d'Entremont on the road to the Great St Bernard pass. Ten rooms, up to 22 residents, a big kitchen, a dining area and a workspace facing the mountains.

What Swiss Alps Coliving Does

• Shared rooms from around 700 Swiss francs per 28 nights. Private rooms at about 1,500, with a seven night minimum.
• Ten rooms and 22 colivers. Big enough for a real community, small enough to know everyone.
• A mountain-view workspace. Alongside the shared kitchen and dining area.
• A resident-led social programme. Weekend ski trips, movie nights and communal dinners, organised by the group.
• Affordable positioning. The operator's own framing is affordable adventure coliving, which for Switzerland is the point.

Why It Makes Sense for Nomads

Seven hundred francs for four weeks in Switzerland is the headline, and it is genuinely unusual. The same money buys a few nights in most Swiss hotels.

Liddes sits in serious alpine terrain, with ski touring in winter, high hiking in summer, and Verbier and Chamonix within reach. Martigny is down the valley with rail links to the rest of Switzerland and into France and Italy.

The scale is worth understanding. Twenty two people is larger than most colivings in this directory, so expect a busier house and more turnover than a five room place, which suits people who want a bigger social pool.

Pricing

Shared rooms from around 700 Swiss francs per 28 nights, private rooms from about 1,500. Seven night minimum.

The Alps for the price of a European city, which is the whole reason to look.