Paris has numerous coworking spaces of all kinds: hybrid, hotel-based, unusual, affordable... Everything you need to transform your working day into a completely new experience!
Located in the heart of the Parc de la Villette, the collaborative design and manufacturing laboratory Villette Makerz houses an à la carte coworking space (from £25 per day, Monday to Friday). Open to professionals, individuals and DIY enthusiasts, this unique hybrid space offers a wide range of services such as training and access to a wide range of tools, including 3D printers, sewing machines and 3D presses, not to mention Wi-Fi and a place to take a coffee break!
Add a touch of originality to your working day with Café Studio, a flea market café steeped in upcycling and vintage style, with a 100% vegan menu and creative workshops. Just a stone's throw from the Colonel Fabien metro station, Café Studio is the ideal place for those looking for a home-away-from-home to work remotely.
Head to the 15th arrondissement, in the Convention neighbourhood, to discover La Maison Saint-Charles, a social and intergenerational centre. Its coworking space opens onto an indoor garden. Located at the heart of a community project, this hybrid space has 8 to 10 workstations and 3 meeting rooms. Daily, weekly and monthly rates are available (from £15).
A veritable pop-rock cruise ship paying homage to the 80s and 90s, the ReMIX Hotel has a very pleasant coworking space that you can discover alone or with your colleagues, for a few hours or for the whole day.
For a memorable coworking experience, the Sézame platform opens the doors of the most beautiful hotels to you, without you having to stay there. Take the opportunity to work remotely at Tribe Paris La Defense, a stylish and welcoming hotel that welcomes you to its Social Hub from 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. and has everything you need with its Grab&Go lunch options. Opposite the Parc Clichy-Batignolles - Martin Luther King, located in the 17th arrondissement, the Tribe Paris Batignolles offers a lifestyle coworking experience with its cosy décor and friendly atmosphere.
With a prime location at the foot of the Gare de Lyon, the Mercure Paris Gare de Lyon TGV is ideal for business travellers. Its Coworking Station space perfectly combines work and pleasure. From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., the many options available can be tailored to all your needs. Not far away, the very trendy Pullman Paris Centre Bercy stands out with its coworking spaces, open every day, featuring ergonomic equipment designed by Tom Dixon.
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Located on the border between the 10th and 19th arrondissements, on Place Stalingrad, Morning Stalingrad is well worth a visit. This coworking space is an architectural gem designed by Christian Pottgiesser, where workstations are carved out of wood among the trees growing under the huge glass roof. Coworkers are welcomed into the open-plan space by individual pods. Private offices are also available, as well as a fully equipped kitchen, a dedicated manager, a meeting room and a 70-seat auditorium!
For those who wish to cowork with their dog, the chic and stylish WeWork coworking spaces welcome you and your four-legged friend. The Cœur Marais space, located on Rue des Archives (Paris 3rd arrondissement), and the space at 40 Rue du Colisée (Paris 8th arrondissement) are 100% pet-friendly. If you don't want to leave your cat at home, head to the 12th arrondissement at 34 rue d'Aligre, just a stone's throw from the Aligre market, where you'll find an unusual coworking space that welcomes you and your cat. Head to Koneko Work for a large open space, unlimited coffee, tea and snacks, and cats available for adoption or sponsorship.
At La Permanence, you can enjoy a coworking space from £1.50 per hour: you only pay for the time you use! Designed to suit all ways of working, these coworking spaces are located in the 5th (Moulin), 14th (Alésia) and 18th (Marcadet) arrondissements. They are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Good to know: there is a completely silent area for extreme concentration, ideal for working alone.
Finally, in the centre of Paris, the Unicorners café caters for students with very flexible rates (from £6 per hour). For a gourmet break, head to Comptoir for a carefully selected menu of drinks (including plant-based milks for all diets) and pastries (with gluten-free options). Meeting rooms for up to 10 people complete the offering at this café-co-working space.
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A coworking space is much more than just a shared office. These innovative places bring together freelancers, start-ups and companies in a friendly environment that encourages interaction. The formula is appealing because of its flexibility: open-plan workspaces, private offices and meeting rooms are available on a monthly subscription or pay-as-you-go basis. The services included meet the needs of professionals: high-speed internet, printers, a fully equipped kitchen and relaxation areas. Networking is a major advantage of coworking in Paris. Regular events encourage the creation of a genuine professional network. In the heart of Paris and in the business district of Paris Défense, these new workplaces are reinventing everyday life for professionals.
Parisian coworking spaces offer variable rates depending on the package and location chosen. For an open-plan workstation, you can expect to pay around €450 per month on average, while a private office costs around €700 per month. More flexible options are available with daily or hourly rates. Certain neighbourhoods, such as the Champs-Élysées have the highest rates, up to €750 per month, while the outlying districts offer more affordable prices.
Paris' municipal libraries offer ideal solutions for working remotely at no cost. The Françoise Sagan Media Library offers its bright second and third floors, equipped with power strips and Wi-Fi for optimal concentration. The MAIF Social Club, in the Marais district, offers a stimulating environment with multipurpose spaces open to all. On site: high-speed Wi-Fi, electrical outlets and a studious atmosphere, all with no minimum purchase requirement. Those under 30 can take advantage of the QJ (Quartier Jeunes), a dynamic space equipped with charging stations and a dedicated coworking area. The REcyclerie, located at Porte de Clignancourt, this café combines responsible coffee with a peaceful work area on the Petite Ceinture.
Most Parisian coworking spaces welcome members from Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Some establishments offer extended access from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., while premium facilities offer 24/7 availability thanks to a secure badge system. Access options vary according to needs: fixed weekday time slots, weekend opening on request, or unlimited access for resident members.
Packages include a range of essential services for working efficiently: secure high-speed Wi-Fi, ergonomic workstations, fully equipped meeting rooms and friendly common areas with a kitchen. Some coworking spaces in Paris also provide printers, personal lockers and office supplies. The offer can be supplemented with premium services such as telephone reception, postal service and technical assistance, relaxation areas, gyms and an on-site restaurant.
You can easily reserve a workstation online on the dedicated platforms of coworking spaces. Select your package (fixed or flexible workstation), the desired duration, and confirm your reservation with your contact details. You will be asked to provide proof of identity and sometimes a Kbis extract. For long-term rentals, some establishments require a minimum commitment period and a deposit cheque.
Paris has a network of coworking spaces spread throughout the capital. Iconic locations such as Station F in the 13th arrondissement offer a stimulating environment for start-ups. These Parisian co-working spaces stand out for their sleek design, strategic location and innovative services.
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