54 Rue de Londres occupies an entire building opposite the exit of the Saint Lazare station. The building is newly refurbished in respect with the environment. It offers modern design flexible workspaces - coworking and entertainment areas, private offices, meeting places and rooms, a patio and terraces with a beautiful view to the Eiffel tower and the Western side of Paris.
The Saint Lazare station entrance is only a minute from the centre and offers one of the best transportation hubs in Paris with 6 metro lines and rail connections to Normandy, Versailles and the Western suburbs of Paris.
Book a day office at 54 rue de Londres when you are in Paris for the day and need somewhere serious to work between appointments. Offices are fully furnished with natural light, high-speed internet, and coffee and tea included, so calls and interviews get a closed door rather than a hotel lobby. With the station entrance a minute away and six metro lines underneath it, you can arrive from Normandy or the western suburbs, work a full day and be back on a train without crossing the city.
A fully furnished private office with natural light, high-speed internet, and coffee and tea included for the day.
The centre sits opposite the exit of Gare Saint-Lazare, with Europe station around 328 metres away and Auber about 886 metres.
Yes. Meeting rooms in the same building can be booked separately when you need to host a larger group.
Yes. The building has an on-site restaurant and a business lounge, with the Haussmann district's cafes and shops a short walk away.
Yes. 54 rue de Londres is wheelchair accessible and has 24/7 CCTV, with reception support during staffed hours.
Six metro lines plus rail to Normandy, Versailles and the western suburbs, a minute from the door.
54 rue de Londres occupies the entire building, recently refurbished with the environment in mind.
A patio and terraces look west across Paris towards the Eiffel Tower.
54 rue de Londres occupies an entire building directly opposite the exit of Gare Saint-Lazare, which is about as close to a Paris transport hub as an office gets. The station brings together six metro lines and rail services to Normandy, Versailles and the western suburbs, with the Saint-Lazare stop roughly 548 metres on foot, Europe station around 328 metres, Saint-Augustin about 799 metres and Auber close to 886 metres. Drivers have parking in the building plus public car parks nearby, including the Parking de la Trinite at about 693 metres and the Parking du Pont de l'Europe at around 715 metres. The surrounding Saint-Lazare and Haussmann district is dense with corporate offices and professional services, and Galeries Lafayette, Printemps Haussmann and the Passage du Havre are all within a short walk for errands between meetings.