Private offices from €699/mo — 54 Rue de Londres, Paris · 4.2 ★ (84 reviews)
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Spaces Saint Lazare occupies a fully refurbished building at 54 Rue de Londres in Paris's 8th arrondissement, directly opposite the exit of Gare Saint-Lazare. The space spans multiple floors of modern, flexible workspaces — including open coworking areas, private offices, and lounge zones — all maintained to a high standard of cleanliness. A dedicated team on-site handles day-to-day operations and member support, making the space notably well-staffed for a flex office of this scale. Amenities include fully equipped meeting rooms, terraces, shower facilities, a vending machine, car parking, and a child care room — an uncommon addition for central Paris. The building is designed to accommodate a range of work styles, from focused solo work to collaborative team sessions, and includes disabled-friendly equipment throughout. Restaurants are accessible on-site or within immediate walking distance, rounding out a practical, well-equipped base for remote workers, freelancers, and business teams alike.
54 Rue de Londres, 75008, Paris, France
Spaces Saint Lazare sits in Paris's 8th arrondissement, one of the city's most connected and commercially active districts. Gare Saint-Lazare — France's busiest rail terminus, serving regional, national, and Eurostar-linked routes — is directly across the street, making the location exceptionally practical for commuters and visiting clients. The station feeds into multiple metro lines (3, 9, 12, 13, 14) and RER E, placing virtually any corner of Paris within easy reach. The surrounding streets along Rue de Londres and the broader quartier Saint-Lazare are lined with cafés, bakeries, and restaurants, giving members plenty of options for lunch or informal client meetings outside the building. The nearby Haussmanian boulevards of the 8th — including Boulevard Haussmann's department stores and the financial offices of the western CBD — add to the area's mix of business utility and everyday convenience. It is a genuinely central address without the congestion of the 1st or 2nd arrondissements.
Spaces Saint Lazare is at 54 Rue de Londres, Paris 75008, directly opposite the main exit of Gare Saint-Lazare. The address puts it within seconds of one of Europe's busiest rail hubs and multiple metro lines.
Review summary
Across 63 detailed Google reviews, Spaces Saint-Lazare comes through as a well-located professional workspace in one of Paris's busiest transit hubs, drawing members who value atmosphere and attentive service above all else. The working environment is the most consistently praised aspect of the space. Members describe a genuinely pleasant place to work, with the team singled out repeatedly as "attentive and caring" — a human quality that shapes the day-to-day experience. The atmosphere scores are among the highest in the review set, and reviewers consistently mention that the surroundings feel calm and professional, with quiet offices and dedicated call "bubbles" that help members stay focused. The central position, just steps from Saint-Lazare train station, is noted as a practical advantage by several members, and the space is generally described as clean and functional. Where the space stands out most is in its client-facing appeal — meeting rooms draw compliments for the impression they make on visitors, and the overall setting reads as polished enough to host external guests comfortably. Several honest gaps emerge from the reviews, however, and they carry enough weight to note carefully. Pricing draws criticism, with some members finding costs difficult to justify. Wi-Fi reliability is flagged as a recurring issue, with complaints of slow connectivity. Natural light receives notably little praise — a few members describe the space as rather dim. Food and drink arrangements also frustrate some, particularly locked fridges that prevent members from storing their own food. Accessibility outside staffed hours has occasionally been a pain point as well.
Members most consistently praise Staff & service, Atmosphere, and Equipment. The most-raised point to know about is Coffee & food.
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“The team is attentive and caring”
See options & request a tourEmma Renard
Jun 2026
It's supposedly open 24 hours a day, I'm standing in front of it, it's closed and on top of that, nobody answers the phone.
Enrico Kunz
Jun 2026
françois Ravel d'Estienne
Dec 2025
We stayed there for two months and went from one disappointment to another: - Nonexistent hospitality - Dirty toilets - ATMs constantly out of order - No water fountain. You have to pay for anything. - Dining tables instead of desks - Far too few video conferencing pods, and they're always occupied by people who set up camp for the day. I strongly advise against staying there.
Surf Health Yoga Official
Oct 2025
The premises are very nice, but the reception staff are not welcoming; rather, they are condescending and not at all helpful. Don't expect any polite formalities here. You are not given the same respect as if you were a client with a fixed office. Nomadic entrepreneurs are not viewed the same way here. We can remind you of that! In terms of infrastructure, not everything is available for guests: - No water fountain in the common areas. No sink in the "kitchen"—you have to get water from the toilets... - No hot water; it costs €2. For Ayurvedic practitioners and those who drink hot water the Asian way all day, this isn't ideal. - No restaurant: The apps say there's a restaurant, but rest assured, there isn't one. - No real kitchen. No sink. Furthermore, even if you bring your own food, the "kitchen" doesn't have glasses, cutlery, or plates. - No access to the refrigerator. You can't put anything in the fridge; it's locked, and don't even bother asking them to put anything in there—it's a no-go. - The same goes for heating anything; there isn't a single microwave or hotplate in the "kitchen." In short, the decor is magnificent, but the comfort is terrible! If these few points were improved, it might be an excellent place to work. In the meantime, they're doing everything they can to make us uncomfortable. It's almost premeditated!
antoine hauw
Sep 2025
SG
Jun 2025
wifi doesn’t work, extremely slow- can’t send any emails or documents out. fridges are locked, so can’t put any food in them even though they’re supposed to be there to use no workers to be found anywhere
Spaces Saint Lazare offers Disabled-Friendly Equipment, Lounge Area, Child Care Room, Restaurants, Car Parking, Shower, Central Location, Meeting Rooms and 2 more amenities.
