When moving to Prague for studies, the first big question is always the same: where will you live? Most students think of the classic dorm – small shared rooms and communal bathrooms. They’re affordable, but comfort is usually minimal.
But Bro-coli offers something different. You’ll get fully furnished units, comfy beds, desks, plenty of storage and even your own kitchenette and bathroom. Even in shared apartments, you’re only with a few roomates instead of a whole floor, which gives you privacy and peace while keeping costs manageable.
Dorms might seem cheaper at first, but extras quickly add up. Wi-Fi or a gym membership often aren’t included. With Bro-coli, everything is wrapped into one monthly bill: rent, utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, gyms (indoor and outdoor), lounges, study spaces, gaming and cinema rooms and community events. No hidden fees, one predictable payment.
Bro-coli also offers flexibility depending on your budget and lifestyle. Shared apartments start from about €310/month, and if you prefer total privacy, single studios start at around €835. Both Bro-coli locations are student-friendly and close to the metro: Střížkov is just 15 minutes from the city center, with shops and green spaces nearby; Palmovka is even closer, 10 minutes to the center, with cafés and parks right around the corner.
Dorms are social by default, but Bro-coli takes it to the next level. Residents can hang out in lounges, gaming rooms, and a cinema/music room, or join events like BBQs, movie nights, and fitness classes. It’s easy to meet people from all over the world, and on top of that, you get 24/7 reception or security, fast maintenance support and the comfort of knowing help is always there when you need it.
So, which should you choose? Dorms give you the cheapest option and a no-frills student experience, complete with its quirks. Bro-coli gives you a “best of both worlds” lifestyle: your own space and comfort with the community and energy of student life.
Prague has options for every style of student life. The question is: do you want the bare minimum, or do you want to feel at home?
