Morning Argentine is a coworking and private office building at 6 rue Duret, in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, a few minutes on foot from Place de l'Etoile and avenue Foch. The building is Haussmannian, with a reception and coffee counter on arrival, a quiet interior courtyard and its terrace, a games room, and fifteen named meeting rooms seating from four to twenty people. Private offices, independent floors and open plan desks sit across the floors, with phone booths and showers on site. Metro line 1 stops at Argentine at the end of the street, and Charles de Gaulle Etoile and Victor Hugo are both a short walk away.
Morning Argentine occupies an elegant Haussmannian building at 6 rue Duret, in the 16th arrondissement, a few minutes on foot from Place de l'Etoile and the avenue Foch. Metro line 1 stops at Argentine, at the end of the street.
The reception counter sets the tone on arrival and doubles as the meeting point of the building, ready for a coffee break or an informal catch up. A quiet interior courtyard and its terrace give you somewhere to step out to in the middle of Paris, a games room covers the lighter moments of the day, and fifteen named meeting rooms run from a four person huddle to a twenty person session.
Whether you are a startup, an SME or a large corporation, the building is set up for day to day comfort, with modular floors for growing teams, closed offices for privacy and concentration, open plan desks for those who want the buzz, phone booths across the floors, showers, and the Morning team on reception handling guests and mail.
Morning's published rates for this building start at 510 EUR excluding VAT per workstation per month for a private office or an independent floor, 490 EUR excluding VAT per desk per month for a dedicated desk in an open plan office, and 280 EUR excluding VAT per desk per month for a non assigned hot desk. Meeting rooms run from 20 to 125 EUR excluding VAT per hour with a two hour minimum. Ask us for a quote on a specific office, since Morning price private offices per workstation rather than per room.

Tell us the team size and the move in date you have in mind and we will come back with the offices that fit at Morning Argentine, a firm monthly price, and a viewing.
The building is at 6 rue Duret, 75016 Paris, in the 16th arrondissement, in the block between avenue de la Grande Armee and avenue Foch, a few minutes on foot from Place de l'Etoile.
Argentine on metro line 1 is at the end of the street. Charles de Gaulle Etoile, with metro lines 1, 2 and 6 and the RER A, and Victor Hugo on line 2 are both a short walk from the door.
Private offices and independent floors for teams, up to the whole building, an open plan shared office with either a dedicated desk or a non assigned hot desk, nomad access for professionals on the move, and fifteen named meeting rooms seating 4 to 20 people.
Morning publish the following rates for this building, all excluding VAT: private offices and independent floors from 510 EUR per workstation per month, a dedicated desk in an open plan office from 490 EUR per desk per month, a non assigned hot desk at 280 EUR per desk per month, meeting rooms from 20 to 125 EUR per hour with a two hour minimum, and nomad access to the wider Morning network from 350 EUR per month. Morning price private offices per workstation rather than per room, so the monthly figure for a specific office depends on how many workstations it holds. Ask us and we will get you a firm price. Rent includes high performance internet, daily cleaning, reception and mail handling, meeting room credits, a personal access badge, and use of the courtyard and its terrace.
Reception is staffed during standard Paris office hours on weekdays. Private office occupants hold a personal access badge for the building. Confirm the exact hours that apply to your team when you enquire.
Morning Argentine sits in the 16th arrondissement between avenue de la Grande Armee and avenue Foch, a few minutes from the Arc de Triomphe and the top of the Champs Elysees. Porte Maillot and the Palais des Congres are a short walk west, and the shops, cafes and bistros of avenue Victor Hugo and rue de Longchamp are on the doorstep.