U32 is not a hostel. It is not a coworking space with beds. It is a coliving built around a specific idea of how to spend your time - one that takes training, work, recovery, and daily life equally seriously.
The four-part motto is not marketing. It came from watching the people who stayed here long-term and noticing what they had in common. They were not here to party. They were not on autopilot. They had a reason to be in Las Palmas, a structure to their days, and a way of living that was deliberate.
This means something different from just being active. Intentional training has a goal, a plan, and a level of commitment that goes beyond showing up. Most people here are working on something specific - a race, a skill, a discipline, or just a consistent practice. The community around you reflects that. Activities - yoga, handstand training, acroyoga, calisthenics, run & brunch, ice bathing, hiking - are there to support this, not to fill a schedule.
Remote workers and freelancers make up a large part of the community. What connects them is not just that they work from a laptop - it is that they care about doing their work well. The coworking space is quiet by default. People respect each other's focus. That is not a rule - it is just the culture.
Recovery is taken seriously here. The rooftop, the yoga space, the access to the ocean, the weekly cleaning of common areas - all of it is designed so that your environment does not work against you. Sleep matters. Food matters. Downtime is not wasted time.
Mindful living at U32 mostly means being present and considerate - of your environment, of the people around you, and of how you spend your days. Las Palmas makes this easy: the ocean is five minutes away, the light is good almost every day, and the pace of the city does not demand anything from you.
If this sounds like how you want to live for a few weeks or months, you will fit in here.