Aulus Coliving

If you have a car, you will find the instructions on Google Maps. If you come by train/plane/bus, the best option is usually to get to Toulouse first. From Toulouse, you can get a train + bus directly to Aulus, and then you just have to walk for 2 minutes to the coliving. We'll provide further information when you book.

Absolutely not! As you can see already, you can get here with public transport. Also, there are several shops/restaurants/activities directly accessible by foot. There are also several buses to go to the next big town. And if there are more people with cars you can also tag along.

We have 1GB fiber optic (+ backup) in the house. With Wi-Fi, you will get a solid 150-500mbps depending on your device and where you are in the house.

There are plenty of spaces to work from, including a silent coworking space. Your room also has a desk if you want to take private calls.

At full capacity there will be 10-15 people staying. We do not want to have a too big group to keep a good balance in the long term.

What you pay covers:

• Private access to your room
• Ensuite bathroom (unless in the shared bedroom)
• Access to all shared spaces and community events
• All utility bills (electricity, gas, water, internet)
• Weekly cleaning
• Tea and coffee
• Access to the coliving washing machine (additional fee of 2€/load, that's the only thing you will pay extra).

After you send a request and get accepted, we will ask you to pay for the first month (wire transfer). Then, when you're here, you pay month by month at the beginning of each month.

If you cancel your stay before arriving (up to 30 days before), you will get this money back as a deposit for your next stay (within 24 months max).

If you cancel your stay less than 30 days before arriving, you lose the first month, as it makes it more complicated for us and we may not be able to find someone else to stay with such a short notice.

Yes, if you want to be a volunteer at Aulus Coliving, you can stay without paying, in exchange of a 15-20h workweek (flexible schedule). In this case you will be in a shared bedroom (with just one other person). Just use the form on the website and specify that you are looking for a volunteer position.

Monday to Thursday, we organize family dinners. We split the group in 4 teams, and each team cooks one day. For this we plan a budget of 5€/person/dinner to keep things reasonable. Then, you are in charge of your own food/cooking.

No, the official language in the coliving is English, and you can easily get along in the village and around with English and just a few badly pronounced French words.

If you have studied a bit of French, you might have learned that we have one pastry called pain au chocolat (literally translated as chocolate bread). Well, here as we are in the south of France, you can forget everything you've ever learned. People here call it a chocolatine (why, you might ask me? Well I have no idea). If you have one thing to learn/unlearn before you arrive here, this is it.

No, we don't accept anybody under 18 years old.

Unfortunately the place is not suitable for pets at the moment.