Coworking day pass in Paris 6e

2 coworking spaces sell a day pass in Paris 6e: from €59 to €69 per person and per day excl. tax, €64 for the median space.

By the hour, from €8. For a half-day, from €30.

Prices follow real-estate logic: central districts cost more than the outskirts, and the gap varies from one venue to the next.

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The lowest day rate in Paris 6e is Day Coworking at Regus Paris, 73 Vaugirard, €59 excl. tax.

Below €64 per day, expect a small space: size, not location, drives the lowest prices.

All prices on this page are excl. tax. The invoice adds the country's standard VAT of 20%, itemised for your expense report.

Payment is taken in full at booking, instantly: card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Klarna depending on the country. There is no deposit and nothing to pay on site.

Bank transfer is available from €50 per booking, when the booking is made at least 6 days in advance.

We list 2 spaces in 2 venues in Paris 6e.

Main operators: Regus.

This inventory is read live from the operators' listings: spaces appear as they are published and disappear as they are withdrawn.

A desk in the shared space, Wi-Fi and the common areas; coffee and phone booths where the venue provides them.

In Paris 6e, the venues that publish their equipment list air conditioning (2 venues).

Paid extras vary by operator and are listed on each booking screen.

2 venues declare natural light in Paris 6e. The photos of each space show the window side.

1 venue declares step-free access in Paris 6e.

If access matters, message the venue before booking: the declaration covers the building, not necessarily every room.

2 venues open 24/7 to its members; a day pass follows the venue's opening hours.

Regus (2 spaces) run part of the spaces we list in Paris 6e.

Pick the space, the date and the time slot, pay online, and the confirmation arrives by email immediately. Spaces that are not confirmed instantly are validated by the operator, usually within the day.

2 spaces in Paris 6e confirm instantly at booking.

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Yes, whenever the slot still shows in the search results: there is no fixed cut-off hour. Same-day availability depends on each venue.

Book at least an hour ahead to give the reception time to prepare the space.

Standard hours are 9:00 to 17:00. Some venues open until 22:00; the calendar only offers the slots each venue actually sells.

2 venues in Paris 6e give 24/7 access to its members, on a separate contract from the day booking.

You must arrive before the official closing time; late access is never guaranteed.

Yes, from your account, without calling anyone. Cancellation terms depend on the country and are shown before payment; when a cancellation is eligible, the refund and the credit note are issued automatically.

The invoice is issued as soon as the booking is confirmed, with VAT itemised, and stays available in your account. Payment is made online at booking.

Bank transfer is available from €50 per booking, when the booking is made at least 6 days in advance.

An account is created with your first booking and works in every city. You can book for a colleague: enter their name as the attendee, the invoice stays in your name.

Give your name at reception: the space is ready and the Wi-Fi code handed over. About 80% of venues have a staffed reception; the others send access instructions with the confirmation.

2 venues are less than 600 m from a station in Paris 6e, notably near Montparnasse - Bienvenüe and Edgar-Quinet.

Printing is available at the reception of most venues.

In Paris 6e, the venues that publish their equipment list a printer (2 venues).

Printing is charged per copy at the reception.

Travelling professionals, freelancers between two clients, remote workers on an office day: a desk, Wi-Fi and coffee, booked for the day without commitment.

Coworking for a laptop and a coffee at the lowest price; a day office for calls and confidentiality; a meeting room from three people, with a screen and a flipchart.

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