Desks & Memberships · Meeting Rooms — 14 Rue des Carmes, Paris · 4.6 ★ (759 reviews)
| Product | Capacity | Price | Actions |
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Day passes 1+ person | 1+ person | On request | |
Meeting rooms 1–6 persons | 1–6 persons | On request |
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Nuage Café occupies the garden level of a former Dominican convent founded in 1370 — a listed historic building off a paved courtyard at 14 Rue des Carmes in the Latin Quarter. The layout spans multiple floors: a 20-seat open space on the ground floor suited to calls and conversation, three intimate alcoves upstairs for small groups, and a dedicated 10-seat silent zone for focused work. Four bookable meeting rooms accommodate four to six people, with drinks and the buffet included. Every seat comes with unlimited barista-made specialty coffee — roasted in Paris — plus a self-service buffet of fresh fruit, snacks and hot and cold drinks, all folded into the entry price. Billing is strictly time-based: an hourly rate, calculated pro rata after the first hour, with no subscription and no commitment. Students receive a reduced day rate, and a free loyalty card earns one complimentary hour for every ten purchased.
This workspace is easy to reach via a variety of public transport connections.
14 Rue des Carmes, 75005, Paris, France
Nuage Café sits in the Latin Quarter's 5th arrondissement, a few minutes on foot from the Panthéon. The Sorbonne and the Collège de France are immediate neighbours, giving the area a scholarly, unhurried pace at odds with central Paris norms. The Maubert open-air market runs three mornings a week on the nearby square, and the Seine and Notre-Dame are under ten minutes away on foot. Maubert-Mutualité metro (line 10) is roughly two minutes' walk, putting the rest of the city within easy reach — Gare d'Austerlitz is four stops south, and Saint-Michel – Notre-Dame RER is a short walk along the river for regional and airport connections. The immediate streets hold independent bookshops, brasseries and patisseries typical of the quartier, making it easy to extend a working day into an evening in one of Paris's most characterful neighbourhoods.
Nuage Café charges by time, with no subscription or commitment required. The hourly rate is billed pro rata after the first hour, and the price is automatically capped at a half-day rate from three and a half hours and a full-day rate from five hours. Students pay a reduced day rate, and a free loyalty card earns one hour free for every ten purchased.
Unlimited barista-made specialty coffee — roasted in Paris — is included in the price, along with a self-service buffet of fresh fruit, snacks, and hot and cold drinks. There is no additional charge for these at any point during your stay.
Yes — Nuage Café has four bookable meeting spaces at 14 Rue des Carmes, accommodating four to six people. Options include a closed Salle Réunion for up to six and three open salons for four to five. All drinks and buffet access are included for meeting room guests.
Nuage Café has a dedicated 10-seat silent zone kept specifically for focused, heads-down work. The open ground floor operates at a conversational noise level, while three upstairs alcoves suit small groups who need a degree of separation.
Enter through the paved courtyard at 14 Rue des Carmes and follow it to the garden-level entrance below street level. Maubert-Mutualité metro station (line 10) is approximately two minutes on foot — the café is easy to miss from the street, so look for the courtyard archway.
Nuage Café serves specialty espresso-based drinks made by an in-house barista, using coffee roasted in Paris — a step beyond the standard café express found across the city. The coffee is unlimited and included in the hourly coworking price.
Review summary
Across 37 detailed Google reviews, Nuage Café reads as a café-rooted coworking space in Paris where the offer of food and drink sits at the centre of the working day. Members consistently highlight the unlimited snacks and barista-made coffee as a genuine perk that sets the daily rhythm apart from a standard desk rental, though a handful note that the quality or range can be inconsistent. Pricing draws similarly strong praise — reviewers appreciate that the basic package covers the essentials without hidden costs — while a minority feel certain tiers could offer better value. The atmosphere and noise levels are the two aspects that attract entirely unqualified praise. Members describe the environment as calm and relaxing, well-suited to focused solo work, and repeatedly reach for words like "amazing" to characterise the overall feel. Staff and the chef's professionalism earn warm mentions across many reviews, with members noting a genuine welcome on arrival, though a smaller share of reviewers found interactions occasionally inconsistent. On the practical side, wifi is rated fast by those who flag it, the location is considered well placed, and power outlets are described as functional and easily accessible. A meeting room is available for those who need it. The clearest gap members raise is physical: a few describe the space as feeling somewhat cramped and stuffy, with limited natural light and few windows — worth considering for anyone sensitive to airflow or brightness over a long working day.
Members most consistently praise Coffee & food, Value for money, and Staff & service. The most-raised point to know about is Coffee & food.
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“Unlimited snacks and barista made coffee”
See options & request a tourHala Mustafa
Nov 2026
Amazing service and atmosphère
Laura Lerousseau
Nov 2026
Chiara H.
Nov 2026
It was very stuffy when I was there, and there were few windows, so I felt very cramped. The drinks and snacks were only mediocre. The reception wasn't particularly friendly either. Overall, I didn't think it was worth the price.
Nate Hendrickson
Nov 2026
Wifi is indeed actually fast, coffee is unlimited, you pay for your time and price is reasonable. Area is quiet and comfortable.
M Bt
Oct 2026
Leona
Oct 2026
We came in a party of two and we both paid 14.5€ for two hours which in my opinion is a lot because the coffee was pretty mediocre and the food was not very varied and there was nothing like that good to eat and the Service was also a bit mediocre. You get to actually work which is lovely and in most cafés in Paris you don’t but I wouldn’t come back again just because I love it when my coffee and my little snack taste good.
Nuage Café offers Free Tea, Fresh Fruits, Hot & Cold Drinks, Barista, Snacks, Meeting Rooms, Free Coffee, Event Spaces and 2 more amenities.
