5 rue de Hanovre

A central Parisian location that’s within sight of the Louvre, this is the ideal place for your business to thrive. Situated in a striking Haussmann-era building, and a stunning example of 19th century architecture, at our 40 Rue du Louvre workspace you’ll be able to choose from serviced offices, co-working areas, desks for hire and conference rooms, all in one fantastic location. Walking through the dramatic entranceway, the great stone arches and clean white limestone are sure to impress all your visitors. But don’t let the baroque styling fool you; this is a hyper-modern workspace with temperature-controlled offices, an onsite gym and fitness room, and access to cloud storage. What’s more, there are more than enough amenities on site to keep you going all day, including a deli cafe, lunch restaurant and sandwich service. Travel to and from the site is simple, with the Les Halles metro and RER stations within easy walking distance, as well as bus and taxi services quickly accessible. And even during the short walk to the stations, you’ll struggle not to wander past some of the incredible Parisian monuments, such as the Centre Pompidou, the Fontaine des Innocents or Notre Dame Cathedral. Working from Spaces Châtelet truly puts you at the heart of this historic city.

Build your brand from the 14th arrondissement of Paris, a vibrant business hub in the heart of the capital. Put down roots at our 140 Rue de Rennes Centre, a historic Art Deco building in one of the most famous parts of the Left Bank. Large windows and a mixture of contemporary and period design create an airy, calm working environment even in this bustling location. Finish your day with a stroll along Rue de Rennes, or a drink in a local bar.

L’église de la Madeleine gives 18 boulevard Malesherbes an address in one of central Paris’s most recognisable business settings. You’ll be based in the Madeleine district, an established office quarter around Place de la Madeleine, where corporate occupiers and professional services have long shaped the area. The nearby Palais de l’Élysée also places you close to the Faubourg Saint-Honoré administrative quarter, reinforcing the district’s institutional character. For day-to-day access, Madeleine station is the key local interchange, with Saint-Lazare station and Havre–Caumartin station extending connections across Paris and towards regional destinations. Around the office, Place de la Madeleine provides an immediate civic focal point, while Jardin des Tuileries offers a larger historic green space within easy reach. You’ll also be close to Palais Garnier, and to the Haussmann retail core anchored by Printemps Haussmann and Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, with La Poste Paris Madeleine serving practical local needs.

Gare de Lyon defines the setting for 207 rue de Bercy, placing your business in one of eastern central Paris’s best-known transport and commercial districts. The station and its Métro and RER interchange give the address a strong sense of connection, while the wider Bercy area is also shaped by the Ministère de l’Économie, des Finances et de la Souveraineté industrielle et numérique and the events draw of Accor Arena. For the working day, you’ll have fast access across Paris via Lines 1 and 14 and RER A and D, with Gare de Bercy Bourgogne–Pays d’Auvergne adding further rail links nearby. The area also balances movement with established public spaces, from the Coulée verte René-Dumont and Port de l’Arsenal to the Jardin des Plantes across the Seine. Opéra Bastille, Bercy Village, Hôpital Saint-Antoine, Sorbonne Université’s Pierre et Marie Curie campus and La Poste Paris Gare de Lyon all add to the district’s mix of culture, services and everyday convenience.

Give your business the space it needs in this quieter area of Paris, where the superb road and rail links mean you’re never out of touch with the city’s business core. Admire the old architectural style of our 27-29 Rue Raffet workspace, while experiencing the benefits of a fresh, modern interior equipped with the latest technology. When it’s time to unwind, head across the Boulevard des Marécheaux and find space to think in the wide green spaces of the Bois de Boulogne.