Meeting rooms in Fontenay-sous-Bois: 985 spaces from €48 per day
Fontenay-sous-Bois has a broader meeting room offer than most people expect from an inner-suburb east of Paris. With 985 bookable spaces starting at €48 per day, you can find rooms for a two-person interview, a client presentation for six, or a training session for twenty — all within a few square kilometres. The inventory spans several distinct areas, including Val de Fontenay, Jean Moulin, and Rue de Fontenay, giving teams arriving from different directions a genuine choice of location.
What rooms cost in practice
Entry-level pricing starts at €95 per day for a 4-person room at CM 711, located at HQ FONTENAY-SOUS-BOIS in Val de Fontenay. For small groups of three, Salle Provence at Work & Share Val-de-Fontenay is listed at €131 per day. Step up to a 6-person room and the range runs from €158 (Salle Carmine, also at Work & Share Val-de-Fontenay) to €160 for Salle Château at Rayon Vincennes in Rue de Fontenay. Larger rooms scale accordingly: Fontaine des Rigollots seats 12 at €146 per day, while Salle Allegra accommodates 20 people at €315 per day. For groups above 20, Salles de réunion 1a, 1b & 2 at Wikivillage (Bagnolet) handles up to 27 participants at €350 per day.
By group size
The inventory breaks down clearly by capacity. Small rooms for 1–4 people account for 183 spaces, making them the easiest to find on short notice. Medium rooms for 5–10 people represent the largest segment with 409 spaces. Training-scale rooms covering 11–20 seats total 235 options, and conference or event spaces for groups beyond 20 add another 158 spaces to the pool.
Location and access
Several venues in Fontenay-sous-Bois sit within a few kilometres of Paris Bercy Bourgogne - Pays d'Auvergne train station. The Facility Center in Jean Moulin is 5,371 metres from that station, Rayon Vincennes in Rue de Fontenay is 4,637 metres away, and Work & Share Val-de-Fontenay venues are 8,161 metres out. For attendees coming from central Paris, Gare de Lyon is 7.5 km from the city — Wikivillage in Bagnolet sits 2,967 metres from that station, making it one of the more accessible options for guests arriving by rail from the south or southeast. Nearby cities including Montreuil (2 km), Joinville-le-Pont (3 km), and Créteil (7 km) mean the area works well as a midpoint for teams spread across the eastern suburbs.
What is included and how booking works
Meeting rooms here come with Wi-Fi, a screen or TV, a flipchart, and still water as standard. Around 80% of venues have a staffed reception on-site, and roughly 70% offer phone booths. If your session requires catering — breakfast, a lunch spread, or a coffee break — this can be arranged directly through the operator with at least 48 hours' notice; if it cannot be fulfilled, a refund is issued automatically. Payment is taken instantly at booking by card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Klarna, and an invoice is generated immediately for expense reporting. Standard room hours run 09:00–17:00, though some venues extend availability up to 22:00. Cancellation terms are shown on the booking screen before you pay, and refunds are processed automatically when conditions are met.
